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- NEGATIVE cases

MARKS: -1 in all other

Q.1 A heavy block of mass m isSupported


D is nttached to
by a

the
cord C
from the
ceiling. and another cord bottom of the
given
to D,then.
block. Ifa sudden jerk is

ordCbreaks
is on
B)_cerl

5 kg block.
lDbreaks

The system of
C) cord

blocks falls
C and

freey
)botti break D) none of the
cords breaks

Q.2 2 kg block The net force on 5


kg
A
shown. block is:
as
due to gravity

(Takeg
=10n/s)
2 kg

5 kg

B) S0N
D) 20 N
A) Zero upward
thrown simultaneouslywith the A is greater
A and B are air exerts a constant sarne [Link]
mass of

Two objects the bodies,


resistance on thetwo
Q.3 of B. Suppose and equal force
than the mass
of

then
willreach
the same height
A) The twobodies
than B
B)A will go higher
than A
C)Bvill go higher three may happen depending on the speed with which the objects are
thrown
aboveof the
D) Any
will not have
in equilibrium B) Momentum
0.4Abody
A) Velocity Atrof the above
Acceleration
is applied at one end of a
force of 1000 newton
Q.5 A stretching
stretching
force is applied at the
balance and an equal
spring will be
reading of fhe balance
other end at the
same time. The
D) 500 N
0N C) 1000N
B)
2000 N

1/20
180 Minutes R.6
work done by
writing, the Sorce
Assertion: During
must be zero. cxetedby
pen on the stationary
paper

rrect
stationary.
Keason: The paper is

conect and
Both Assertion and Reason arc
A) Reasonis the
Comect of Assertion.
cxplanation

B) Both Assertion and Reason are corect but


Reasonis Hot
the
cOTect explanation of Assertion.

C) Assertion is comect but Reason is incorect.

Q.7
)Both Assertion and Reason are incoect,

A
block slides over a rough horizontal
surface. Theblock and
ground are taken as a system. For this
system, normalreaction
and friction are intemal forces. The foce
force for the system. The work
F20Nisan external
donc by all forces

breaks
(extemal + intennal) onthe system
the cords equals the change in

6
f

Ikg F20N
105 ofthe above
D) None
A Knctic energy
Q.8 B) Total energy energy
A forcevector
applied on a mass is
C) Potential
9 00-oF2X6X
represented as
F=6i-8i+10k and
accelerates with I
mass of the body? m/s. What will bethe

A) D) 20 kg
e0N B)210 kg C) 10kg
Q.9 A force of6N
acts on a body
bf A isgreater at rest of
mass 1
time, the body [Link]
e two bodies, attains avelocity of 30m/[Link]
this
the force time for which
acts on the body is

A)10 seconds D) SEconds


B) 8 seconds
Q.10 Abody of mass 40gm C) 7seconds
is
2cm/sec on ahorizontal moving with aconstant velocity of
e thrown frictionless table. The force on the
table is

A) 39200 dyng Zere dyne


B) 160 dyne C)80 dyne
Q.11 The ratio of the weight of a man in a
noving downward with
stationary lift & when it is
uniform acceleration' is 3:2.
The value of 'a' is (g = acceleration. due togravity)
A) (3/2) g
B) g C) (2/3) g
00 N Q.12 A lift is ascending with an acceleration of 2m/sec, what will be
the apparent weight of a person of 60 kg mass in it

A) 720N B) 72N C) 48N

1/20

2/2
Q.13 of the time dependent force F.
The given figure shows a plot

What is the total


motion along the X-aXIs.
acting on a particle in

by this force to the particie from time t = 0 to


impulse delivered
[-2second?

F(N)
3

C) 2 kg-m/s D) 3 kg-m's
A) 0 B) I kg-nm/s

Q.14 A mass of 100g strikes the wvall with speed Smis at an angle as

shown in figure and it rebounds with the samespeed. If the

contact time is 2x 10- sec.. what is the force applied on the

mass by the wall

60°E

100g
B) 250 N 250V3N D) 250 N to
A) 250V3 to right
to right C) to left left

Q.15 A ball of mass 'm'. moving with uniform speed, collides

with another stationary ball. The incident ball will


felasticaly
lose maximum kinetic energy when the mass of the stationaryA
ball is

A) B) 2m C)4m uiaity

A sphere ofmass m moving with a constant velocity hits

another stationary sphere of the same mass. If e is the

coefficient of restitution, then ratio of speed of the first

sphere to the speed of the second sphere after collision will be

1-e
A

Q.17 Aball mass 0.15 kg is droppedfrom a height 10m, strikes the ground and reboundsto the same
of

height. The magnitude of impulseimpartedto the ball is (g=10m/s) nearly


A) O kg m/s B) 4.2 kgm/s C) 2.1 kg m/s D) 1.4 kg m/s

Q.18The principle of conservation of linear momentum can be

strictly applied duringacollision between two particles

provided the time of impact is

case
A) Extremely small
B) Moderately C) Extremely large D)Depends on a particular
small

3/20
guide
iitrmedicoOUARANTEE

i collide elastically, tlhen


two bodies

Q.19When alone
Kinetic energy
of the system is
conserved
A)
is conserved
B)Only momentum
and momentum Are coserved
Hethenergy

Neither energy nor momentum is


conserved

Tvo
, balls at same temperature collide.
What is
conserved
Q.20
B)Velocity DyMomentum
energy
'M collides against
C)Kinetic
mass a wall
A body
of with a
0.21 the The change velocity
with same speed. v and
path
retraces its in
of [velocity
initial direction as
positive)
momentum
is (take

A) Zero DL-2MV
C) Mv
Q.22
Am elastic collision of two particles the
following is
conserved

A) Momentum of each particle


B) Sped of each
particle

C Kinetic energy of each particle


energy of both
the particles
1 Dotal kinetic

body of mass 2 kg collides with a wall with


Q.23 A
speed 100 m/s

and rebounds with samespeed. If the time of


contact was

second, the force exerted on the wal! is

A) 8N B)2× 10 D) IN
C) 4N
N

0.24 A ball is dropped from a height h. If the coefficient of restitution is e, then to what height will it rise
after jumping twice from the ground?
A) eh/2 B) 2eh C) eh D) eth

Q.25 An iron ball of mass 100g having velocity 10 ms collides with

a wall at an angle 30° and rebounds with the same angle. If the

period of contact between the ball and wall is [Link], then the

force experienced by the ball is

D) N
B) 10N 1.0
A) 100 N C) 0.1N

Q.26
A body of mass 5 kg moving with velocity 10 m's collides a

with another body of the mass


20 kg at rest and comes to rest.
The velocity of the second body due to collision is

C) 7.5 ms D) 10 ms
AJ25 m/s
"SYSTIM

iS true?
staterments

Which of the following


Q.27 is Conserved butnot in
the momentum
collisions,
In elastic

A) Dhelastic
colisions

are Conserved in
and momentum
Both kinetic energy

B) as well as inelastic collisions

but momentum
conserved
energyis not

is
Total kinetic

collisions
din inelastic

collisions but
Total kinetic energy is conservedin elastic

D
not conserved in elastic collisions
is
momentum

Q.28 from a height of 100 m. Due to


An inelastic ball is dropped
earth, 20% of its energy
is lost. To wbat height the bal!

will rise

A) 80m B) 40 m C) 60m D) 20 m
the makes inelastic collision with the
tennis ball is released from height h above ground level.
If ball
Q.29, A
ground, to what height will it rise after third collision?
A) e B) eh.
C) eh D) Nene these

of
Q.30 An intense stream of water of cross-sectional area A strikes a

wall at an angle with the normal to the wall and retirns

elastically. the density of water is p and its veiocity v, then


If
is

the force exerted in the wall will be

A) 2Av pcose
B) 2Av² pcose C) 2 Av' p
D) 2 Avp
Q.31 A bullet hits and gets
embedded in a solid block
resting ou
horizontal frictionless table. What is
conserved?
A) Momentum and kinetic energy - Kinetic energy alone
C) Momentum alone DìNeither
momentm nor kinetic
Q.32 A particle of mass m noving with
energy
velocity v a stationary
particle of mass 2m and sticks toit. The speed
surikes

ofthe system
will be

B) 2v

D) 3v

5/20
IIT Guide
iit
medicoguide
sYSTEMATUARANTEE"

Q.33 A brall is dropped from height 10 m. Ballis and stops,


then
A) Only 1 m
momentum remains conserved embedded in sand
B)Only kinetic energy remains
C) Both conserved
momentum and K.E. are
D) Neither conserved
K.E. nor momentum is conserved
Q.34 Which of the following is not a perfectly inelastic
collision?
A) two glass bag of sand
A bullet striking a
Stpking of balls
B)
C) An electron captured by a proton a moving cart
man jumnping onto
Q.35 A body of mas m is moving with a velocity V. It collides with
another stationary body of mass m. They get
embedded. Atthe
point of collision, the velocity of the system

A) Increases same zero


B) Decreases but does not become zero
C) Remains pBecome
Q.36 The graph between E and 1/p is (E - kinetic energy and
pmomentum)
VE VE

A)
B

l/p
NE NE

C) D)

l/p
lp
Q.37 A body moves from rest with a constant acceleration. Which
one of the following graphs represents the variation of its
kinetic energy K with the distance travelled x?

B)

D)
IITGuid

guide
itmedico
SYSTEMooUARANTEE

mass is a point
eentre of B) From whích
Q.38 ofabody distanceof particles
centre body y is supposed to are same
A) Geometric ofthe
whole mass D)Origin of reference frame.
Where the

19 cConcentrated
moving
with
a velocity of 2v and
body mass 20kgis with velocity v along
is moving
of
A
Q.39
mass 10
kg
body of centre of massis
another their

of
The velocity
same direction.

B) C) v
A) 3 in an elevator.
In whicl situation, lhe
D) Zero

Q.40 A person is standing

weight loss?
CRperiences
mmoves upward witth constant
Wben the elevator
A

acceleration
constant
Phen the elevator noves dowward witth

acceleration

C) When the elevator moves upward with unifon velocity


D) When the elevator moves downward with uniform velocity

Q.41
For a free body diagram shown in the figure, the four forces are

applied in the 'x' and 'y' directions. What additional force must
be applied and at what angle with positive x-axis so that the net
acceleration ofbody is zero?

6N SN

8N
A)
J2N.450
B) 2N, 2
Q.42 A bullet
Lis
fired
from the
135°
c) N. 30° D) 2N,45

ffcionless [Link]
surface, gets hitsthe solid block resting
Aathis on a
process,
A) embedded intoit
Both and both move jointly.
momentum and
rony kinetic
C) kinetic
Both the energy is
energy are not conserved.
momentum conserved.
Donly and
momentumis kinetic
conserved energy are conserved.
Q.43
Consider the
In an following answers.
given
inelastic statements A choice
inthe
During a collision,
there is no and B. correct ifthere is no
collision, the
external force lossin ldentify the collision.
conserved
linear kinetic during is
acting on
A)Both A the momentum ofthe energy ofparticles
and areB wrong
system. entire system
BBothA and B are
Ais wrong and B correct
D) A is is Correct.
0.44
correct and B is
A bullet wrong
maximum, when:
of
mass m hits a the
A) M=m block of mass of energy is
M D)M> >m
0.45 A player
caught a cricket
completed in 0.1s,
A) 150 N
the
ball
B)M=2m
ofmass 150g moving
nagnitude of force
B) 3N
elastically.

C)M<<m

at a speed
exerted by the ball
f20m/s.
of
on the
:
The transfer
Ifthe catching
process

hand ofEtthe player is:


300 N D)
is

C) 30 N

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