Physics - MOST IMPORTANT UP (Other Exams) Previous Year Questions

Mechanical Energy

Work

Heat

Power

Joule

Joule/Second

Joule-Second

Kilowatt-Hour

kg/m^$\displaystyle 5$

Newton-second

kg/m^$\displaystyle 2$

m/s

Watt

Volt

Candela

Ampere

Meter

Kelvin

Pascal

Newton

$\displaystyle 2400$ Joule

$\displaystyle 3200$ Joule

$\displaystyle 2200$ Joule

$\displaystyle 3600$ Joule

Newton's first law

Newton's second law

Newton's third law

Law of momentum

A little more than limiting friction

A little less than limiting friction

Equal to limiting friction

Sometimes less sometimes more

Friction opposes motion

Friction does not cause wear and tear

Energy is not lost by friction

Heat is not produced by friction

Length of pendulum

Mass of bob

Tension in thread

Density of material

Earth

Venus

Saturn

Artificial Satellite

In passenger's hands

In front of passenger

Behind passenger

Depends on direction of train

Equator

North Pole

South Pole

None of these

Less than $\displaystyle 60$0N

More than $\displaystyle 60$0N

Equal to $\displaystyle 60$0N

Equal to $\displaystyle 0$

$\displaystyle 0$ deg C

$\displaystyle 100$ deg C

$\displaystyle 4$ deg C

$\displaystyle 250$ deg C

Blue

Green

Yellow

Orange

$\displaystyle 5$ Hz

$\displaystyle 50,000$ Hz

$\displaystyle 100$ Hz

$\displaystyle 1$,$\displaystyle 00,000$ Hz

Amplitude

Shape of wave

Frequency

Loudness of sound

$\displaystyle 32$°F

$\displaystyle 100$°F

$\displaystyle 212$°F

$\displaystyle 373$°F

Convex lens of $\displaystyle 200$ cm focal length

Concave lens of $\displaystyle 100$ cm focal length

Convex lens of $\displaystyle 200$/$\displaystyle 3$ cm focal length

None of these