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DAY 50 WORKSHEET LSGD (EM 2 )

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a derived unit in SI?

a)

Candela

b)

Kelvin

c)

Pascal

d)

Mole

2.

A system of forces with a non-zero resultant and a non-zero moment is known as —

a)

Concurrent

b)

Coplanar

c)

Non-concurrent & non-parallel

d)

General force system

3.

A body acted upon by three non-parallel forces is in equilibrium only if the forces —

a)

Are equal in magnitude

b)

Form a couple

c)

Are concurrent

d)

Act at 90°

4.

If an object moves in a circular path at constant speed, its velocity —

a)

Remains constant

b)

Is zero

c)

Changes in direction only

d)

Changes in magnitude only

5.

The property that enables a material to regain its original shape after deformation is —

a)

Plasticity

b)

Elasticity

c)

Creep

d)

Fatigue

6.

TRUE/FALSE

Limiting friction always acts before the body starts moving (a)  

7.

TRUE/FALSE

Mechanical advantage of an ideal machine is always less than its velocity ratio (a)  

8.

Assertion (A): Even when two bodies slide at constant speed, kinetic friction continues to oppose motion. Reason (R): Kinetic friction depends on the value of acceleration of the body.

a)

A and R true; R explains A

b)

A and R true; R does not explain A

c)

A true; R false

d)

Both false

9.

The moment of a force is equal to force × (a)   .

10.

The rate of doing work is known as (a)   .

11.

In a velocity–time graph, the area under the curve represents (a)   .

12.

The frictional force that acts between two surfaces without relative motion is (a)   friction.

13.

The property of a material to resist fracture when stressed slowly is (a)   .

14.

Match the following:

a)

Coplanar forces

1.

Forces act in same plane

b)

Concurrent forces

2.

Lines of action intersect

c)

Couple

3.

Equal & opposite parallel forces

d)

Resultant zero

4.

Moment is zero

15.

MATCH THE FOLLOWING

a)

Work

1.

Force × distance

b)

Power

2.

Energy per second

c)

Ideal machine

3.

VR = MA

d)

Efficiency

4.

MA / VR