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Question 1. A body fall from height H.if t1 is time taken for covering first half height and
t2 be time taken for second half.Which of these relation is true for t1 and t2a. t1 > t2
b. t1 < t2
c t1=t2
d Depends on the mass of the body
Question 2 .A 1 kg ball moving at 12 m/s collides head on with 2 kg ball moving with 24 m/s in
opposite direction.What are the velocities after collision if e=2/3?
a. v1=-28 m/s,v2=-4 m/s
b. v1=-4 m/s,v2=-28 m/s
c. v1=28 m/s,v2=4 m/sd. v1=4 m/s,v2=28 m/s
Question 3.A system consisting of two objects has a total momentum of (18 kgm/sec)i and its center
of mass has the velocity of (3 m/s)i.One of the object has the mass 4 kg and velocity (1.5 m/s)i.The
mass and velocity of the other objects area. 2 kg, (6 m/s)i
b. 2 kg, (-6 m/s)i
c. 2 kg, (3 m/s)i
d. 2 kg, (-3 m/s)i
Question 4.A moving bullet hits a solid target resting on a frictionless surface and get embeded in
it.What is conserved in it?
a. Momentum Alone
b KE alone
c. Both Momentum and KE
d. Neither KE nor momentum
Question 5. A stationary body of mass 3 kg explodes into three equal parts.Two of the pieces fly off
at right angles to each other with the velocities 2i m/s and 3j m/s.If the explosion takes place in 10-3
sec.find out the average force action on the third piece in N
a.(-2i-3j)103
b. (2i+3j)103
c (2i-3j)10-3
d. none of these
Question 6.A bullet of mass m is fired horizontally with a velocity u on a wooden block of Mass M
suspended from a support and get embeded into it.The KE of th wooden + block system after the
collisson
a.m2u2/2(M+m)b.mu
2/2
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c. (m+M)u2/2
d. mMu2/2(M+m)
Question 7.A body of Mass M and having momentum p is moving on rough horizontal surface.If it is
stopped in distance s.Find the value of coefficient of friction
a.p2/2M
2gs
b. p/2Mgs
c. p2/2Mgs
d. p/2M2gs
Question 8. Which of these is true of a conservative force?
a. Workdone between two points is independent of the path
b. Workdone in a closed loop is zero
c. if the workdone by the conservative is positive,its potential energy increases
d. None of the these
Question 9. A simple pendulum consists of a mass attached to a light string l. if the system is
oscillating through small angles which of the following is true
a.The freqiency is independent of the acceleration due to gravity g
b.The period depends on the amplitude of the ocsillation
c.the period is independent of mass m
d. the period is independent of lenght l
Question 10. A body of mass m is dropped from a certain height.it has velocity v1 when it is at a
height h1 above the ground.it has velocity v2 when it is at a height h2 above the ground.which of the
following is true
a.v12-v2
2=2g(h1-h2)
b.v12-v2
2=2g(h2-h1)
c. v1-v2=2g(h2-h1)d. v1-v2=2g(h1-h2)
Question 11.A pendulum has a length l.Its bob is pulled aside from its equilibrium position throughany angle and then released.The speed of the bob when its passes through it equalibrium position a.&radic:2gl
b. &radic:2gl(1-cos)c.&radic:2glcosd.&radic:2gl(1-sin
Question 12.A rockets works on the principle of conservation of
a. Linear momentum
b.mass
c.energyd. angular momentum
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Question 13.A flat car of weight W roll without resistance along on a horizontal track .Intially the car
together with weight w is moving to the right with speed v.What invcrement of the velocity car will
obtain if man runs with speed u reltaive to the floor of the car and jumps off at the left?a.wu/w+W
b. Wu/W+w
c. (W+w)u/w
d. none of the above
Question 14.A delivery boy wishes to launch a 2.0 kg package up an inclined plane with sufficent
speed to reach the top of the incline.The plane is 3 mlong and is inclined at 20.Coefficent of friction
between the package and the inclined plane is .40. what minimum intial KE must the boy suply to the
package given as sin20=.342 cos20=.940
a 40 J
b. 42.2 J
c. 42.6 J
d. 45 J
Question 15.Consider the following two statements.
STATEMENT 1 Linear momentum of a system of particles is zero.
STATEMENT 2 Kinetic energy of system of particles is zero.
(A) A does not imply B and B does not imply A.
(B) A implies B but B does not imply A
(C) A does not imply B but b implies A(D) A implies B and B implies A.
Question 16.The Position vector of the center of mass of uniform semi circular ring of radius R and
Mass M whose center coincided with the origin
a.r=(2R/)j
b.r=(R/)jc.r=(4R/)jd. none of the these
Question 17.Chosse the correct option
a.if Workdone by the conservative force is positive then Potential energy decreases
b. Rate of change of momentum of many particles system is proportional to net external force on the
system
c.The workdone by the conservative force in closed loop is zero
d. None of the above
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Question 18.Two electrons(e) are the at the point (-a,0) and (a,0).Their mass is m.They are released
from rest.The acceleration of the center of mass of the system when the electron at 4a distance apart
a. e2/64m0a
2
b. zero
c. e2/16m0a
2
d. none of the above
Question 19.The potential energy of a certain particle is given by
U=20x2+35z
3.Find the vector force on it
a. -40xi-105z2k
b. 40xi-105z2k
c.-10xi-105z2k
d 40xi+105z2k
Matrix Match type
Question 20.
Column I
a. Frictional force
b. Gravitational force
c. Electrical force
d Viscous force
Column II
P. Workdone by the force in closed loop is zero
Q. Workdone by the force in closed loop is not zero
Question 21. A mass is whirled in a circular path with constant angular velocity and its angular
momentum is L.If the string is now halve keeping the angular velocity same then angular momentum
is
a. L
b. L/4
c. L/2
d. 2L
Question 22.A mass is moving with constant velocity along a line parallel to xaxis away from origin.its
angular momentum with respect to origin isa. is zero
b. remains constant
c. goes on increasing
d. goes on decreasing
Question 23.A cylinder rolls up the incline plane reaches some height and then roll down without
slipping throughout this section.The direction of the frictional force acting on the cylinder area. Up the
incline while ascending and down the incline while descending
b.Up the incline while ascending and desending
c. down the incline while ascending and up the incline while descendingd.down the incline while ascending and desending
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Question 24.A uniform sold sphere rolls on the horizontal surface at 20 m/s.it then rolls up the incline
of 30.If friction losses are negligible what will be the value of h where sphere stops on the incline
a. 28.6 m
b 30 mc. 28 m
d. none of these
Question 25. A cylinder of Mass M and radius R rolls down a incline plane of inclination .Find thelinear accleration of the cylinder
a. (2/3)gsinb.(2/3)gcosc gsind none of these
Question 26 An ice skater spins with arms outstretch at 1.9 rev/s.Her moment of inertia at this time is
1.33 kgm2.She pulls her arms to increase her rate of spin.Her moment of inertia after she pulls her
arm is .48kgm2.What is her new rate of spinning
a. 5.26 rev/s
b. 5.2 rev/s
c 4.7 rev/s
d. none of thes
Question 27. Moment of inertia of a uniform rod of lenght L and mass M about an axis passing
through L/4 from one end and perpendicular to its lenght
a. 7ML2/36
b.7ML2/48
c. 11ML2/48
d.ML2/12
Question 28. A wheel starts from rest and spins with a constant angular acceleration. As time goes
on the
acceleration vector for a point on the rim:
a. increases in magnitude but retains the same angle with the tangent to the rim
b.increases in magnitude and becomes more nearly radial
c. increases in magnitude and becomes more nearly tangent to the rim
d. decreases in magnitude and becomes more nearly radial
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Question 29.
Two wheels are identical but wheel B is spinning with twice the angular speed of wheel A. The ratio of
the
magnitude of the &radical acceleration of a point on the rim of B to the magnitude of the radial
acceleration ofa point on the rim of A is:
a. 4
b . 2
c 1/2
d 1/4
Question 30. For a wheel spinning with constant angular acceleration on an axis through its center,
the ratio of
the speed of a point on the rim to the speed of a point halfway between the center and the rim is:
a 2
b 1/2
c 4
d 1/4
Question 31. A wheel initially has an angular velocity of 18 rad/s. It has a constant angular
acceleration of 2.0 rad/s2 and is
slowing at first. What time elapses before its angular velocity is18 rad/s in the direction opposite to its
initial
angular velocity?
a 3 sec
b 6 sec
c 18 sec
d none of these
Question 32. One solid sphere X and another hollow sphere Y are of same mass and same outerradii. Their moment of inertia about their diameters are respectively Ix and Iy such that
(A) Ix= Iy
(B) Ix > Iy
(C) Ix < Iy
(D) Ix/Iy=Dx/Dy
Where Dx and Dy are their densities.
Question 33.Which of the following is noninertial frame of refrence
a. A train which speeding Upb. A train with constant speed
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c. A train which speeding down
d A train at rest
Question 34.what is of these is true for Projectile motion
a. Velcoity is perpendicular to acceleration at the highest point
b. Horizontal components of velocity remains constant throughout the pathc. Range of the projectile is given by Horizontal component of velocity X Time of flight
d. None of the above
Question 35. A block of mass M is pulled along a horizontal friction surface by a rope of mass m. If a
force P is applied at the free end of the rope, the force exerted by the rope on the block is
a)Pm/m+M
b)P
c)PM/m+M
d)Pm/M-m
Question 36.A spring balance is attached to the ceiling of a lift. A man hangs his bag on the spring
and the spring reads 49 N, when the lift is stationary. If the lift moves downward with an acceleration
of 5 m/s2, the reading of the spring balance will be
(A) 24 N
(B) 74 N
(C) 15 N
(D) 49 N
Question 37. A particle moves in a straight line according to
x=t3-4t2+3t
Find the acceleration of the particle at displacement equal to zero
a.(-8,-2,10)
b. (-1,-2,10)
c. (8,2,10)
d. (1,2,10)
Detailed solutions
Solution 1.
Let H be the height
then
First Half
H/2=(1/2)gt12
----(1)
or
(1/2)gt12=H/2
Also v=gt1
Second Half
H/2=vt2+(1/2)gt22or
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(H/2)=gt1t2+(1/2)gt22
or
(1/2)gt22
=(H/2)-gt1t2 ---(2)
From 1 and 2
(1/2)gt22
=(1/2)gt12
-gt1t2t2
2+2t1t2 -t1
2=0
or t2=[-2t1+(4t1t2 +4t1t2 )]/2or t2=[-2t1+2t18]/2t2=.44t1
so t1 > t2
Hence a is correct
Solution 2
Let v1 and v2 be the final velocities of the mass
Since the linear momentum is conserved in the collision
Momentum before =Momentum after
1*12+2*-24=1*v1+2*v2
Which becomes
-36=v1+2v2 ----1
Now
e=(v2 -v1)/(u1 -u2)
or 2/3= (v2 -v1)/[12-(-24)]
or
v2 -v1=24 ----2
Solving 1 and 2
v2=-4
v1=-28
Hence a is correct
Solution 3.
Total momentum=(18 kgm/sec)i
velocity of Center of mass=(3 m/s)i.
Mass of one object=4 kg
Velocity of this object=(1.5 m/s)i
let m be the mass of other object
And v be the velocity
Now we know total momentum =Total massX velocity of center of mass
(18 kgm/sec)i=(m+4)(3 m/s)i.
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or m=2 kg
Now Vcm=(m1v1+m2v2)/(m1+m2)
or
3i=(4*1.5i + 2v)/6or 18i=6i+2v
v=6i m/sec
hence a is correct
Solution 4 Since no external force is present,Momentum is conserved in the collision
Since the collison is in elastic ,KE is not conserved
Solution 5.
Net momentum before explosion zero
Since momentum is conserved in explosion
Net momentum after collosion is zero
Momentum of first part after explosion=2i
Momentum of second part after explosion=3j
So momentum of third party after explosion=-(2i+3j) as net momentum is zero
Now Net change is momentum of this part =-(2i+3j)
Now we know that
Average force X time =Net change in momentum
Average force=-(2i+3j) 103
hence a is correct
Solution 6.
Intial velocity of bullet=u
Intial velocity of block=0
So net momentum before collison=mu
Let v be the velocity after collisionThen Net momentum after collision=(M+m)v
Now linear momentum is conserved in this collision
so
mu=(M+m)v
or v=mu/(M+m)
So kinetic energy after collision
=(1/2)m2u
2/2(M+m)
Hence a is correct
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Solution 7.
Deceleration due to friction=g
Intial velocity=P/M
Now v2=u
2-2as
as v=0
P2/M
2=2gsor =P2/2gsM2
Hence a is correct
Solution 8. For a conservative force
Workdone between two points is independent of the path
Workdone in a closed loop is zero
And -W=Uf-Ui
So for positive work potential energy decreases
So a and b are correct
Solution 9.Frequency =2(l/g)
So it is independent of the mass
Solution 10
Total Energy at height h1
=(1/2)mv12+2gh1
Total energy at height h2
=(1/2)mv22+2gh2
Since we know that total energy remains constant during a free fall
Total Energy at height h1=Total energy at height h2
or (1/2)mv12+2gh1=(1/2)mv2
2+2gh2
or v12-v2
2=2g(h2-h1)
Solution 11As shown in fgure,the height attained by the bob when the string subtends an angle is
h=l-lcosor h=l(1-cos)So potential energy at this point is given by
=mgh=mgl(1-cos)
When the bob passes through equilibrium position,this potential energy is converted into kinectic
energy
if v be the velocity of the bob the KE=(1/2)mv2
Now (1/2)mv2=mgl(1-cos)
or v=radic:2gl(1-cos)
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Solution 12. A rocket works on the principle of linear momentum.
Solution 13 Considering velocities to the right as positive
The intial momentum of the system is
=[(W+w)/g]v
Let v be the increment in velocity then
Final momentun of the car is
(W/g)(v+v)
While that of man is
(w/g)(v+v-v)
Since no external forces act on the system,the law of conservation of momentum gives then
[(W+w)/g]v=(W/g)(v+v)+(w/g)(v+v-vor v=wu/(W+w)
Solution 14
The incline is shown in figure
If the package travels the entire length s of the incline ,the frictional force will perform work -Nswhere is coefficient of friction and N is normal reaction.Let h be the height of the incline plane then the gravtational potential energy of the package will
increase by mgh.
Now let assume v speed be given to the package so as to reach the top
Then kinectic energy at the intial point=(1/2)mv2
Now applying work energy thoerm
K.Ef-K.Ei=Workdone by the gravitational force + workdone done by the frictional force
Now since K.Ef=0
Also Workdone by the gravitational force=-(change in gravitational potential energy)=-mgh
Therefore
-(1/2)mv2=-mgh-Ns
or (1/2)mv2=mgh+Ns
Now s=3
N=mgcosh=ssin
Substituting all the values
(1/2)mv2=42.2J
Solution 15
Net momentum=m1v1+m2v2
Net Kinectic Energy=(1/2)m1v12+(1/2)m2v2
2
Let v1=v ,v2=-v and m1=m2=mThen Net momentum=0 but Net Kinectic Energy is not equal to zero
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Now lets v1= v2=0
Then Net Kinectic Energy=0 and Net momentum=0
Hence (c) is correct
Solution 16.
Consider a differential element of lenght dl of the ring whose radius vector makes an angle with thex-axis .If the angle subtended by the length dl is d at the center then,dl=Rd
Let be the mass per unit lengthThen mass of this element is dm=Rd
Xcm=(1/m)(Rcos)(Rd) integrating from 0 and =0Ycm=(1/m)(Rsin)(Rd) integrating from 0 and or Ycm=2R/Hence A is correct.
Solution 17-
The workdone by a conservative force is equal to the negative of the potential energy.When the
wokdone is positive ,the potential energy decreases.
The rate of change of total momentum of a many -particle system is proportional to the net force
external to the system ;the internal forces between particles cannot change the momentum of the
system.The workdone by the conservative system is zero in closed loop
Hence a,b,c are correct
Solution 18
Since there are no external force on the system,center of mass remains at rest so acceleration is zero
Solution 19.
U=20x2+35z
3
F=-(/x)i--(/y)j--(/z)kor
F=-40xi-105z2k
Solution 20
Frictional force is non conservative force
Gravitational force is conservative forceElectrical force is conservative force
Viscous force is non conservative force
And for conservative force, Workdone by the force in closed loop is zero
And for non conservative force,Workdone by the force in closed loop is not zero
Solution 21
Angular momentum for this is defined as
=mr2
First case
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L=mr2
Second case
Lf=m(r/2)2
So Lf=L/4
Solution 22
L=(mv)Xr
or
L=mvrsinNow rsin=perpendicular distance from x axis which is constantSo Angular momentum is constant
Solution 23:
Imagine the cylinder to be moving on a frictionless surface.In both the cases the acceleration of the
CM of the cylinder is gsin.This is also the acceleration of the point of contactof the cylinder and the inclined plane..Also no torque (about the center of the cylinder) is acting on the
cylinder since we assumed the surface to be a frictionless and the forces
acting on the cylinder is mg and N which passes through the center of the cylinder.Therefore the net
movement of the point of contact in both the cases is in downward direction
Therefore frictional force will act in upward direction in both the cases
Solution 24
Let h be the height
The rotational and translational KE of the ball at the bottom will be changed to Gravitational energy
when the sphere stops .
We therefore writes
(1/2)Mv2+(1/2)I2=Mgh
For a solid sphere I=(2/5)Mr2and also =v/r
So (1/2)Mv2+ (1/2)(2/5)Mr
2(v/r)
2=Mgh
or
v2
/2 +v2
/5=gh
or h=28.6 m
Solution 25
Net force on the cylinder
Fnet=mgsin -for ma=mgsin -fWhere f is the frictional force
Now =fXR=I
Now in case of pure rolling we know thata=R=> =a/R
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So f=Ia/R2
From 1 and 2
a=mgsin /[m+(I/R2)]
Now I=mR2/2
So a=(2/3)gsin
Solution 26
Law of conservation of angular momentum
I11=I22or
1.33(1.9)=.482or
2=5.26 rev/s
Solution 27
Using parallel axis theorem
I=Icm+Mx2
where x is the distance of the axis of the rotation from the CM of the rod
So x=L/2-L/4=L/4 Also Icm=ML2
/12
So I=ML2 /12+ML2 /16=7ML2 /48
Solution 28
Tangential acceleration=radius* angular acceleration
Since angular acceleration is constant ...Tangential acceleration is constant
Radial acceleration=r* (angular velocity)2
Since angular velocity increase with time...Radial acceleration increase with time
So resulttant acceleration increase with time and becomes more radial as time passes
Solution 29.
Radial acceleration=r* ()2
For wheel A
Radial acceleration of A =r* ()2
For wheel B
Radial acceleration of B=r* (2)2=4r* ()2
So Radial acceleration of B/Radial acceleration of A=4:1
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Solution 30
At rim
v=r
At point between the center and rim
v=(r/2)
Ratio =2
Solution 31
0=18=-18
anugular acceleration()=-2
Now
=0+tor t=18