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[1] electric current

Q.2

[2] displacement

[2] displacement

[3] acceleration

[4] work

[2] ( i  j  kk )

3 . j

[3]

( i  j  kk )

[4]

( i  j  kk )
3


If | A  B |  | A . B | , then angle between A and B will be [2] 45º

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[1] 30º

Q.5

[4] force

kIf A  i  j  kk then unit vector in the direction of A -

[1]

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[3] velocity

The scalar quantity is [1] force

Q.3

The scalar quantity is -

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[3] 60º

[4] 90º

Two vector A and B are acting in the same plane and the vector C is perpendicular
to the plane. The resultant
ant
of these vectors [1] may be zero

[3] lies between A and B

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[4] lies between A and – B

Addition of which of the following will not be equal to zero [1] 10, 10, 10

Q.7

[2] can not be zero

[2] 10, 10, 20

[3] 10, 20, 30

[4] 10, 20, 40

The resultant of three vectors 1, 2 and 3 units whose directions are those of the
side of an equilateral triangle
at an angle of is [1] 30 with the Ist vector

[2] 15 with the Ist vector

[3] 100 with the Ist vector

[4] 150 with the Ist vector

Which of the following vector can’t be equal to the resultant of 5 and 10 [1] 2

[2] 5

[3] 7

[4] 8
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Q.9

Which of the following pairs of displacement cannot be added to give a resultant

displacement of 2m [1] 1 m and 1m

[2] 1 m and 2m

[3] 1 m and 3m

[4] 1 m and 4m

Q.10 How many minimum number of coplanar vectors having different magnitude can be
added to given zero resultant[1] 2

[2] 3

[3] 4

[4] 5

Q.11 How many minimum number of vector in different planes can be added to give
zero resultant [1] 2

[2] 3


[3] 4


[4] 5


Q.12 If the magnitude of vector A, B and C are 12, 5 and 13 units respectively and
A  B  C , the angle between
A and B is -

[2] 


[3] /2

[4]/4

m
[1] 0

 

[1] sin–1 (3/4)



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Q.13 If A  B  C and the magnitude of A, B, C are 5, 4, 3 units the angle

between A and C is [2] cos–1(3/5)


[3] cos–1(4/5)

[4] /2

Q.14 If | V  V | | V  V | and V is not equal to zero, then which statement is

right out of the following 1
2
1
2
2


[1] V and V are parallel

1
2

[2] V and V are equal in magnitude

1
2

[3] V and V are perpendicular to each other [4] none of the above
1
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Q.15 If the magnitude of the cross product of two vector is

3 times to the magnitude of their scalar product the

angle between two vector will be [2] /2

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[1] 

[3] /3

[4] /6

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Q.16 What will be the angle between two vectors A  3 i  4 j  5kk and B  3 i
 4 j  5kk [1] zero


[2] 45º

[3] 90º

[4] 180º

Q.17 If A and B are two perpendicular vectors what will be the value of ‘a’ 

kA  5 i  7ˆj  3kk ,

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[1] 8

kB  2 i  2 j  a kk

[2] –8

[3] 7

[4] –7


Q.18 A particle is moving in XY-plane under the effect of force F such that the
component of its linear momentum



P at any instant t, Px = 2 cos t and Py = 2 sin t. What will be the angle between F
and P at time t [1] 0º

[2] 30º

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[3] 90º

[4] 180º
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Q.19 Two vector A and B are such that A  B  C and A2 + B2 = C 2. What will be
the angle between them [1] 0º

[2] 90º


[3] 120º


 

[4] 180º

Q.20 Three vectors P, Q, R are such that the | P |  | Q |, | R |  2 | P | and P

 Q R  0 . The angle between P and


Q , Q and R and P and R will be respectively.. -

[1] 90º, 135º, 135 º

[2] 90º, 45º, 45º

[3] 45º, 90º, 90º

[4] 45º, 135º, 135º

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Q.21 The resultant of two vectors A and B is perpendicular to the vector A and its
magnitude is equal to half of



the magnitude of vector B . The angle between A and B is-

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[1] 120°

[2] 30°

[3] 135°

[4] 150°

Q.22 Two forces of magnitude 10 N and 6N respectively are acting on a body . The
direction of the forces is unknown.
The resultant force on the body will be [1] between 6 to 10 N

[2] between 4 to 16 N [3] more than 6 N

[4] more than 10 N

Q.23 Out of two resolved components of a force, one is 10 N it makes an angle of

60º with the force. The magnitude
of force is [1] 7.1 N

[2] 14.1 N

[3] 17.3 N

[4] 20 N
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Q.24 In the above question second component of force is [1] 6 N

[2] 14.1 N

[3] 17.3 N

[4] 20 N

Q.25 Forces of 1 and 2 unit are acting along x = 0, y = 0 respectively. The

equation of resultant line is [1] y – 2x = 0

[2] 2y – x = 0

[3] y + x = 0

[4] y – x = 0

Q.26 The resultant of two forces acting in opposite direction is 10 N. If these

forces act perpendicular to each other
their resultant will be 50 N the magnitude of these forces will be [1] 40 N, 30 N

[2] 50 N, 40 N

[3] 30 N, 20 N

[4] 35 N, 25 N

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Q.27 The magnitude of two forces is in the ratio 3 : 5 and the angle between their
direction is 60º . If their resultant
force is 35N then their magnitude will be [1] 12 N, 20 N

[2] 15 N, 25 N

[3] 18 N, 30 N

[4] 21 N, 28 N

Q.28 Five forces of magnitude 10N each are acting on a point and they are in same
plane if the angle between them
is equal the resultant of those forces will be [1] zero

[2] 10 N

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[3] 20 N

[4] 10 2 N
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Q.29 A rope is tied between two poles and a weight of 40 N is suspended from its
middle point. The rope sags by
an angle of 1º, the tension in the rope will be [1] less than 40 N

[2] equal to 40 N

[3] greater than 40 N

[4] none

Q.30 Three forces A, B , C shown in fig. lie in the X-Y plane. Then the resultant
force F = A + B + C has magnitude[1]

54 N

[2]

27 N

[3]

63 N

[4]

16 N

the x-direction [2] 32 i  13 j

[3]  18 i  6 j

[4]  25 i  13 j

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[1] 18 i  6 j

Q.31 What displacement must be added to the displacement 25 i  6 j m to give a

displacement of 7.0 m pointing in

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Q.32 If vector A  i  2 j  4kk and B  5 i represent the two consecutive sides
of a triangle, then the third side of the
triangle has length equal to [1]

56

[2]

21
[3] 5

[4] 6

[3] 5

[4] 2.5

Q.33 In the above question, the area of triangle is [1] 10 5

[2] 5 5

k
Q.34 k
Two constant forces F1  2 i  3 j  3kk N and F2  i  j  2kk N act on a
body and displace it from the position
kr1  i  2k j  2kk m to the position r2  7 i  10 j  5kk m . What is the work
done -

[2] 41 J

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[1] 9 J

[3] –3 J

[4] none of the above

Q.35 A proton is moving with a velocity of 5 × 105 m/s along the Y-direction. It is
acted upon by an electric field of
intensity 105 V/m along the X-direction and a magnetic field of 1 Wb/m2 along the
Z-direction. Then the Lorentz
force on the particle is [1] zero newton

[2] 8.0 × 10–4 N along X-axis

[3] 9.6 × 10–14 N along Z-axis

[4] 9.6 × 10–14 N along X-axis

Q.36 A 100 N force makes an angle of with the x-axis and has a y-component of
30N. Then the x-component of
the force is [1] 70 N

[2] 95.4 N

[3] 104.4 N

[4] zero N

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Q.37 At a certain instant the x and y coordinates of a particle’s position are x =

2t + 4t2 and y = 5t where x and y
are in meters and t is in sec. Then the velocity at that instant is given by [1]
(2t + 4t2) i  5t j

[2] 2 (1 + 4t) i  5 j
[3] 8 i

[4] 0 i  0 j

Q.38 In the above question, the acceleration of the particle [1] has magnitude 8
and directed along x-axis
[3] is zero
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[2] has magnitude 8 and directed along y-axis

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[4] has magnitude

61 and directed at some angle from the axis.

Q.39 A force of 6 kgf and another of 8 kgf can be applied to produce the effect of
a single force equal to [1] 1 kgf
 

[2] 10 kgf

[3] 16 kgf

 

[4] 0 kgf

Q.40 If | a  b | | a  b |, what is the angle between a & b [1] 0

[2] /4

[3] 

[4] /2

Q.41 A force represented by vector i  4 j  3kk acts on a body whose position

vector with respect to the axis of rotation


kis r  k2 j  5kk .The torque acting on the body is [2] 26 i  5 j  2kk

[3] 24 i  5 j  2kk

[4] 24 i  5 j  2kk

[1] 26 i  5 j  2kk

Q.42 The area of the parallelogram whose sides are represented by the vector j 
3kk and i  2 j  kk is -

61 sq. unit

[2]

59 sq. unit

[3]

49 sq. unit
[4]

52 sq. unit

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Q.43 The area of the triangle formed by 2 i  j  kk and i  j  kk is -

[1] 3 sq. unit

[2] 2 3 sq. unit

[3] 2 14 sq. unit

[4]

14
sq. unit
2

Q.44 The area of parallelogram formed by two adjacent sides of 2 i  j  3kk and 3
i  2 j  kk is (in square units)[1]

[2]

65

[3]

69

 

75

[4] 75

Q.45 What is the torque of the force F  2i  3 j 4k newton acting at the point
kr  3i  2 j 3k m about the origin[2] 17 i  6 j  13kk

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[1] 6 i  6 j  12kk

[3]  6 i  6 j  12kk

[4]  17 i  6 j  13kk

Q.46 Two forces of magnitude 8 newton and 15 newton respectively act at a point. If
the resultant force is 17 newton,
the angle between the force is [1] 30º

[2] 90º

[3] 45º

[4] 60º

Q.47 A force i  2 j  3kk N displaces a body from position vector of point (5, 2,
–4) m to the position vector
(2, 4, – 1) m. The work done is [1] 8J

[2] 9J

[3] 10J

[4] 7J

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Q.48 The force 4 i  j  2kk N acting on a body produces a velocity of 2i  2 j 

3k m sec–1. The power is [1] 8 W

[2] 5 W


[3] 2 W


[4] 4 W

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Q.49 k
The three vectors A  3 i  2 j  k, k B  i  3 j  5kk and C  2 i  j 
4kk form [1] an equilateral triangle[2] isosceles triangle

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[3] a right angled triangle

[4] no triangle
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Q.50 A body constrained to move in Y direction is subjected to a force given by F

k (2 i  15 j  6kk ) N. What is the work
done by this force in moving the body through a distance of 5m along y axis [1] 70
J

[2] 75 J

[3] 84 J

[4] 60 J

Q.51 0.4 i  0.8 j  ckk represents a unit vector when c is [1] 0.2

[2]

[3]

0.2

[4] 0

0.8

Q.52 The x-component of the resultant of several vectors (a) is equal to the sum of
the x-components of the vectors
(b) May be smaller than the sum of the magnitudes of the vectors
(c) May be greater than the sum of the magnitudes of the vectors

[1] a, c, d

[2] a, b, c

(c) May be equal to the sum of the magnitudes of the vectors

[3] a, b, d

[4] b, c, d

Q.53 Following forces start acting on a particle at rest at the origin of the co-
ordinate system simultaneously


kF2  5 i  8 j  6kk

then the particle will move [1] In x-y plane

kF3  3 i  4 j  7kk

kF4  2 i  3 j  2kk
[3] in x-z plane

[4] along x-axis

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kF1  4 i  5 j  5kk

[2] In y - z plane

Q.54 The vector sum of N coplanar forces, each of magnitude F, when each force is
making an angle of
that preceeding it, is [1] F

[2] NF

[3]

NF
2

2
with
N

[4] zero

Q.55 Let A  i A cos  j A sin be any vector. Another vector B which is

perpendicular to A can be expressed as

[2] i B sin   j B cos  [3] i B cos   j B sin 

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[1] i B cos   j B sin 

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[4] i B sin   j B cos 

Q.56 The position vector of a particle is r  (a cos t ) i  (a sin t ) j .

The velocity of the particle is [1] parallel to position vector
[3] directed towards the origin

 

[2] perpendicular to position vector

[4] directed away from the origin
 

Q.57 What is the angle between ( P  Q ) and ( P  Q ) [2]


2

[3]


4

[4] 

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[1] 0

Q.58 At what angle must the two forces (x + y) and (x – y) act so that the
resultant may be

1

[1] cos

2
2 

 x2  y2 
1  2(x  y )
cos

[2]


2
2 
2
2 
 x  y 
 2(x  y ) 

 x 2  y2 
1
[3] cos  2 2 
 x  y 

Q.59 A body of 2kg is moving along north east direction with speed
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[4] cos

1

x2  y2 -

 x2  y2 
 2
2 
 x y 

2 m/s . A force 0.2 N is applied on the body due west

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for 10 seconds. The velocity of the body is [1] 1

m
due north
s

[2] 1

m
due east
s

[3] 2

m
due north
s

[4] 2

m
due east
s

Q.60 A vector is along the positive x-axis . If its vector product with another
vector F2 is zero then F2 could be[1] 4 j

[2]  ( i  j )


[3] ( j  kk )

 

[4] (4 i )


 

Q.61 For any two vectors A and B , if A . B  | A B | , the magnitude of C  A

 B is equal to [1]

A B
2

[2] A + B

A 2  B2 

[3]


AB

A 2  B 2  2 AB

[4]

Q.62 Which of the following is not true? If A  3 i  4 j and B  6 i  8 j

where A and B are the magnitudes of


A and B -

[2]

A 1

B 2

 

[3] A . B  48


[4] A = 5

 

[1] A  B  0

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Q.63 The magnitude of the vector product of two vectors A and B may be (a) Greater
than AB

(b) Equal to AB

(3) Less than AB

(d) Equal to zero

[1] a, b, c

[2] b, c, d

[3] a, c, d

[4] a, b, d

Q.64 Let the angle between two non zero vectors A and B be 120º and its resultant
be C 

(a) C must be equal to | A  B |



(b) C must be less than | A  B |

(c) C must be greater than | A  B |

then the correct statement is [1] a
[2] b

(d) C may be equal to | A  B |

[3] c

[4] d

Q.65 The angle between the two vectors  2 i  3 j  k and i  2 j  4 k is [2]

90º

[3] 180º

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[1] 0º

[4] none

Q.66 A situation may be described by using different sets of co-ordinate axes

having different orientations. Which of the
following do not depend on the orientation of the axes (a) The value of a scalar

(2) Component of a vector

(3) A vector

(4) The magnitude of a vector

[1] a, c, d

[2] a, b, d

[3] a, b, c

[4] b, c, d

Q.67 I started walking down a road to day-break facing the sun. After walking for
some-time, I turned to my left, then I
turned to the right once again. In which direction was I going then [1] East

[2] North-west

[3] North-east

[4] South
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Q.68 In a two dimensional motion of a particle, the particle moves from point A,
position vector r to point B, position
1

vector r2 . If the magnitudes of these vectors are, respectively, r1 = 3 and r2 = 4
and the angles they make with the
x-axis are 1 = 75º and 2 = 15º respectively, then the magnitude of the
displacement vector is r1

3
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[1]

8
[2]

13

[3]

37

[4]

Q.69 A displacement vector r has magnitude of 25m and makes an angle of 210º with
the x-axis. Then its ycomponent is [1] 21.7 m

[2] –21.7 m

[3] 12.5 m

[4] –12.5 m

Q.70 What is the resultant of three coplanar force : 300N at 0º, 400 N at 30º and
400 N at 150º[1] 500 N

[2] 700 N

[3] 1100 N

[4] 300 N

Q.71 In the above question, the resultant force is directed at an angle  equal to
[1] 37º

[2] 53º

[3] 90º

[4] nothing can be predicted

Q.72 Two forces F1 = 3N at 0º and F2 = 5N at 60º act on a body. Then a single force
that would balance the two forces
must have a magnitude of [1] 3N

[2] 5N

[3] 7N

[4] 8N

[2] tan 1(5 3 / 11)

[3] /6

[4]


 tan 1(5 3 / 11)
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[1]   tan 1(5 3 / 11)

Q.73 In the above question, the equilibrium (i.e. the single force that balances
the two forces) is directed at an angle of

Q.74 In the fig, A, B, C are strings and a 10 kg weight is suspended from string C.
Then the tension in the string B is 45º

90º

10kg

[1] zero

[2] 98N


[3] 98 2 N

[4] 98 / 2 N

Q.75 The three vector OA , OB and OC have the same magnitude R. Then the sum of
these vectors have magnitude
B

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[1] R

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2R

45 º
45 º

[3] 3R

[4] (1 +

2 )R
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