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    Q: Which of the following is an example of vector product of two vectors? (Entry test 2010)

    A) Linear momentum
    B) angular momentum
    C) Force
    D) Electric flux

    Answer: B. angular momentum

    Q: The angle subtended by a vector A = i − j with x-axis is (Entry test 2010)

    A) 45°
    B) 135°
    C) 225°
    D) 315°

    Answer: D. 315°

    Q: The minimum number of unequal forces whose vector sum can be zero are (Entry test 2010)

    A) one
    B) Two
    C) Three
    D) Four

    Answer: C. Three

    Q: The magnitude of the resultant of two forces is 2F. If the magnitude of each force is F, then the angle between these forces is (Entry test 2010)

    A) 0°
    B) 90°
    C) 120°
    D) 180°

    Answer: A. 0°

    Q: Two forces of magnitude 20 N and 10 N act at a point then which one of the following cannot be their possible sum? (Entry test 2012)

    A) 30 N
    B) 10 N
    C) 15 N
    D) 35 N

    Answer: D. 35 N

    Q: Which one of the following is not a vector quantity? (Entry test 2012)

    A) electric field intensity
    B) gravitational field intensity
    C) magnetic induction
    D) electromotive force

    Answer: D. electromotive force

    Q: Two equal, parallel and non-concurrent forces that produce only angular acceleration are (Entry test 2012)

    A) couple
    B) couple arm
    C) collinear forces
    D) torque

    Answer: A. couple

    Q: The minimum number of forces that keep the body in equilibrium are (Entry test 2012)

    A) two
    B) three
    C) four
    D) five

    Answer: A. two

    Q: If two forces P and Q are such that |P + Q| = |P − Q|, then the angle between P and Q is (Entry test 2009/2012)

    A) 0°
    B) 30°
    C) 90°
    D) 180°

    Answer: C. 90°

    Q: Two concurrent forces have a maximum resultant of 45 N and minimum resultant of 5 N. What is the magnitude of each force? (Entry test 2009)

    A) 0,45N
    B) 5,9 N
    C) 20,25 N
    D) 20,45 N

    Answer: C. 20,25 N

    Q: How are two vectors of the same magnitude oriented to get a resultant of the same magnitude? (Entry test 2009)

    A) 90°
    B) 60°
    C) 45°
    D) 120°

    Answer: D. 120°

    Q: If Ā = 2î + ĵ + 2k̂, then its magnitude is (Entry test 2010)

    A) 9
    B) 5
    C) 3
    D) 1

    Answer: C. 3

    Q: The angle subtended by a vector Ā = î − ĵ, with x-axis is (Entry test 2010)

    A) 45°
    B) 135°
    C) 225°
    D) 315°

    Answer: D. 315°

    Q: ĵ · (k̂ × ĵ) is equal to (Entry test 2010)

    A) -1
    B) zero
    C) 1
    D) 2

    Answer: B. zero

    Q: Three vectors of equal magnitude are acting on the three sides of an equilateral triangle. The magnitude of their resultant is (Entry test 2011)

    A) zero
    B) 3
    C) √3
    D) 1.73

    Answer: C. √3

    Q: The point at which an applied force produces linear motion but no rotatory motion is (Entry test 2011)

    A) mid point
    B) centre of gravity
    C) optical centre
    D) Pole

    Answer: B. centre of gravity

    Q: A projectile is launched at 45° to the horizontal with initial kinetic energy E. What will be the K.E of projectile when it reaches its highest point? (2014)

    A) 0.50 E
    B) 0.71 E
    C) 0.87 E
    D) E

    Answer: A. 0.50 E

    Q: A body is released from the top of an inclined plane that makes an angle θ with the horizontal. The coefficient of friction is estimated best with. (2004)

    A) sinθ
    B) cosθ
    C) tanθ
    D) cotθ

    Answer: D. cotθ

    Q: Which pair of the following physical quantities have the same dimensions? (2005)

    A) Force,energy
    B) work,power
    C) momentum,impulse
    D) torque,density

    Answer: D. torque,density

    Q: A stone is thrown straight up and reaches a height H. Before falling back to the ground after T seconds, its average speed during T is (2005)

    A) Zero
    B) H/T
    C) H/2T
    D) HT

    Answer: D. HT

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