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Worksheets8.3 Force and Pressure
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
When comb gets rubbed against hair, it develops --------------------------- an charge on it.
Electrostatic
Gravatational
Mechenical
All objects in motion have -------------------- force acting on it in opposite direction.
Frictional
Gravatational
Buoyant
--------------------------- forces do not change the state of rest or of motion of an object.
Balanced
Imbalanced
If two forces are applied on one object in -------------------- direction to each other, a force equal to their difference acts on the object.
Oppoisite
Same
If more than one forces are acting on a body, then the effect on the body is due to the net force.
True
False
The atmosphere exists to about ---------------- height and extends up to about 400 km height.
20 Km
16 Km
20
The buoyant force is greater if volume of the object is ------------------------------------
Lesser
Greater
Equal
The SI unit of density of a substance is ------------
gm / cc
Pa / m2
Kg / m3
The SI unit of force is -----------------
dyne
joule
newton
The SI unit of Pressure is -------------
N / m2
N / m3
Kg / m3
Pa / m2
The air pressure on our body is euql to ------------------ pressure.
sea bottom
space
atomospheric
For a given object, the buoyant force is liquids of diffrent -------------- is ----------------------
the same
density
diffrent
area
Relative density has no unit because ---------------------
It's a rato.
It's a number
It's an inherent properity of substance
It's a ratio of two simillar quantities.
When a wooden block is pushed, the force acting on it is -----------------
Electric
Unbalanced
Balanced
Nuclear
1 Kg / m3 = --------------------------
10-3 g / cm2
103 g / cm3
1 g / cm3
100 g / cm3
Force / Area : Pressure : : Mass / Volume : ---------------------
Relative Density
Density
Atmospheric pressure
Find odd man out:
N / m2, Kg / m3, bar , pascal
N / m2
Kg / m3
bar
pascal
When a body is at rest, there is no force acting on it.
Right
Wrong
The properity of liquid to exert an upward force on an object immersed in it is called as a -----------------
pressure
force
buoyancy
density
As we go higher, atomospheric pressure ----------------
increases
decreases
remains same
initially decreases and then increases
