Weight is measured by a

  • beam balance
  • spring balance
  • screw gauge
  • physical balance

A group of interacting bodies on which no external force is acting is known as

  • sexasigmal system
  • isolated system
  • SGS system
  • none of above

When we walk or run, to push the ground backward we need

  • inertia
  • position
  • friction
  • velocity

SI unit of momentum is

  • newton second (Ns)
  • θ
  • μ
  • λ

The quantity of matter inside body is

  • inertia
  • weight
  • mass
  • density

The product of the mass of a body and velocity is equal to its

  • inertia
  • momentum
  • force
  • friction

If the pressing force on the sliding surfaces is greater, then friction will be

  • small
  • constant
  • zero
  • greater

A force of 15 N moves a body with an acceleration of 3 ms−2. Its mass is

  • 10 kg
  • 8 kg
  • 12 kg
  • 5 kg

Law of inertia is also known as newton's

  • 1st law of motion
  • 2nd law of motion
  • 3rd law of motion
  • all of above

If two masses 5.2 kg and 4.8 kg are attached to the ends of inextensible strings passed over a frictionless pulley then the acceleration of the system is

  • 0.7 ms-2
  • 0.4 ms-2
  • 0.5 ms-2
  • 1 ms-1

The maximum value of friction is

  • limiting friction
  • unlimited friction
  • infinity
  • none of above

The opposing force in motion is called

  • inertia
  • resistance
  • friction
  • acceleration

A wire is stretched by 2 equal and opposite forces 15 N each. The tension in the string will be

  • 30 N
  • 20 N
  • 15 N
  • 25 N

The ratio between the force of the limiting friction and the normal reaction is

  • always negative
  • always zero
  • constant
  • variable

The force of gravity acting on a body is known as its

  • mass
  • inertia
  • weight
  • force

Newton's first law of motion is valid only in the absence of

  • force
  • net force
  • momentum
  • friction

The force needed to prevent a body of mass 13 kg from falling will be

  • 130 N
  • 110 N
  • 100 N
  • 120 N

The force that keeps the objects in a circular path is called

  • centrifugal force
  • frictional force
  • centripetal force
  • inertia

A cyclist keeps on pedaling to overcome

  • velocity
  • inertia
  • position
  • friction

Mass of a body (m) into acceleration (a) is equal to

  • inertia
  • displacement
  • momentum
  • force
0 h : 0 m : 1 s

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