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4.MOTION IN A PLANE
(1)A car is moving in acircular horizontal track of
radius 10 m with aconstant speed of 10 m/sec. A
plumb bob is suspended from the roof of the car by
a light rigid rod of length 1.00 m. The angle made by
the rod with track is
(a) Zero
(b.) 30°
(c.) 45°
(a) 60°
(2.)What is the smallest radius of acircle at which a
cyclist can travel if its speed is 36 kmh™*, angle of
inclination 45° and g = 10ms~2?
(2.)20m
(b) 10m
(c) 30m
(a)40m
(3,)In uniform circular motion
(a.) Both the angular velocity and the angular
momentum vary
(b) The angular velocity varies but the angular
momentum remains constant
(c.) Both the angular velocity and the angular
momentum stay constant
(@.) The angular momentum varies but the angular
velocity remains constant
(4.)A small discis on the top ofa hemisphere of
vadlus R. What is the smallest horizontal velocity v
that should be given to the disc for it to leave the
hemisphere and not slide down it? [There is no
friction)
(a)v = /2gR
(b)v = VaR
(cyv=2
(d)v= JPR
(5.)An aeroplane is flying with a uniform speed of
100 m/s along circular path of radius 100 m. the
angular speed of the aeroplane will be
(a.) 1rad/sec
(b.) 2 rad/sec
(c.) 3 rad/sec
(d) 4 rad/sec
(6)if A, and A, are two non-collinear unit vectors
andif |A, +A,| = /3, then the value of (A, — A):
(2A, +A,)is
(at
(b) 1/2
(3/2
(@)2
(7)Given A = 44 + 6fandB = 2i + 3}. Which of the
following is correct?
(a)AxB=0
(c)
ee
(4) A and Bare anti-parallel
(8.)A body of mass m kg is rotating in a vertical
circle at the end of a string of length r metre. The
difference in the kinetic energy at the top and
bottom of the circle is
a)
@)
(c) 2mgr
(4) mgr
(9.)Radius of the curved road on national highway is
R. Width of the road is b. The outer edge of the road
is raised by h with respect to inner edge so that a
car with velocity v can pass safe over it. The value
ofhis
we
a
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ve
(co)
ee
we
(20,)Considera vector F = 41 — 3}. Another vector
that is perpendicular to F is
(a) 41+ 33
0) 6
() 7
(a) 31-4
(21) particle moves in a circular path with
decreasing speed. Choose the correct statement
(a) Angular momentum remains constant
(b) Acceleration (@) is towards the centre
(c) Particle moves ina spiral path with decreasing
radius
(q.) The direction of angular momentum remains
constant
(22,)A proton in a cyclotron changes its velocity
from 30kms~* north to 40kms~* east in 20 s. what
is the average acceleration during this time
(a) 2.5 kms~2at 37° E of §
(b) 25 kms~*at 37° N of E
(c) 25 kms~at 37° N of S
(@) 25 kms~?at 37° E of N (13) Which one of the following statements is not
correct in uniform circular motion
(2.) The speed of the particle remains constant
(b) The acceleration always points towards the
centre
(c.) The angular speed remains constant
(@) The velocity remains constant
(24,)A boy playing on the roof of a 10 m high
building throws a ball witha speed of 10ms~? at an
angle of 30° with the horizontal. How far from the
throwing point will the ball be at the height of 10 m
from the ground? [g = 10ms~?, sin30° = 1/
2,cos 60° = 3/2]
(2.)5.20m
(b) 4.33 m
(c) 260m
(a) 8.66 m
(25.\A particle of mass m is circulating on a circle of
radius r having angular momentum L, then the
centripetal force will be
(2) 2/mr
(b) LE m/r
(c) B/mrs
(a) 2 /mr?
(16)The maximum height attained by a projectile
when thrown at an angle @ with the horizontal is
found to be half the horizontal range. Then 0 is
equal to
(a.) tan“?(2)
we
(ct
(a) tan (2)
(17,)A weightless thread can bear tension upto
3.7 kg wt. A stone of mass 500 gms is tied to it and
revolved ina circular path of radius 4m ina
vertical plane. If g = 10 ms~? , then the maximum,
angular velocity of the stone will be
(2) 4radians/sec
(b) 16 radians/sec
(c.) ¥21 radians/sec
(a) 2 radians/sec
(18)A particle is moving with velocity 6 = K (yt +
xj), where X isa constant. The general equation for
its pathis
(2) y? = x? + constant
(b) y = x? + constant
(c) y? = x + constant
(@) xy = constant
(19.)A projectile fired with initial velocity u at some
angle 0 hasa range R. Ifthe initial velocity be
doubled at the same angle off projection, then the
range will be
(a.)2R
(b) R/2
()R
(yar
(20.)A particle is moving with velocity v = k(yi +
xj), where k is aconstant. The general equation for
its pathis
(a) y= x? + constant
x + constant
constant
@.) 9»? = x?constant
(21.)A mass of 2 kg is whirled in a horizontal circle
by means of a string at an initial speed of 5
revolutions per minute. Keeping the radius
constant the tension in the string is doubled. The
new speed is nearly
(a) 14rpm
(b.) 10 rpm
(c) 2.25 rpm
(4) 7rpm
(22.)Ifa stone s to hit at a point which is at a
distance d away and at aheight h above the point
from where the stone starts, then what is the value
of initial sped u, if the stone is launched at an angle
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(23.)The horizontal range of an oblique projectile is
equal to the distance through which a projectile has
to fall freely from rest to acquire velocity equal to
the velocity of projection in magnitude. The angle of
projection is
(a) 75°
(@) 60°
(c) 45°
(a) 30°
(24.)A ball is projected up an incline of 30° with a
velocity of 30 ms“! at an angle of 30° with
reference to the inclined plane from the bottom of
the inclined plane. If g = 10ms~?, then the range on
the inclined plane is
(a) 12m
(6) 60m (c) 120m.
(a) 600m
(25.)For a particle in uniform circular motion the
acceleration a at a point P(R, 6) on the circle of the
radius Ris (here 0 is measured from the x —axis)
(a)-
(b) —Esin i+ cos0j
cos i+ sind}
() ia or-Fsind}
(@)-= +55
(26,)If the resultant of A and B makes angle a with A
and f with B then
(0) @ B
(@)a
