

McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
Chapters
1. |
Density of water in kg m-3 is {{}} |
A. | 1000 |
B. | 100 |
C. | 10 000 |
D. | 4000 |
Answer» A. 1000 |
2. |
Normal force acting per unit cross sectional area is called |
A. | weight |
B. | pressure |
C. | volume |
D. | friction |
Answer» B. pressure |
3. |
Ratio of tensile to strain is |
A. | Young's modulus |
B. | stress |
C. | stiffness |
D. | tensile force |
Answer» A. Young's modulus |
4. |
Gradient of force-extension graph is |
A. | variable |
B. | increasing |
C. | decreasing |
D. | force constant |
Answer» D. force constant |
5. |
Energy in deformed solid is called |
A. | stress energy |
B. | potential energy |
C. | kinetic energy |
D. | strain energy |
Answer» D. strain energy |
6. |
Units of stress are |
A. | Newton |
B. | Joules |
C. | Pascal |
D. | Watt |
Answer» C. Pascal |
7. |
Concentration of matter in a material is |
A. | volume |
B. | mass |
C. | density |
D. | weight |
Answer» C. density |
8. |
Units of strain are |
A. | Newton |
B. | Joules |
C. | Watt |
D. | no units |
Answer» D. no units |
9. |
Stress is force applied on |
A. | volume |
B. | cross sectional area |
C. | unit length |
D. | across diagonal |
Answer» B. cross sectional area |
10. |
The larger the spring constant, the spring would be more |
A. | extensible |
B. | stiffer |
C. | compressive |
D. | brittle |
Answer» B. stiffer |
11. |
Height of atmosphere, if atmospheric density is 1.29 kg m-3 and atmospheric pressure is 101 kPa, is {{}} |
A. | 7839.4 m |
B. | 7829.4 m |
C. | 7849.4 m |
D. | 7859.4 m |
Answer» B. 7829.4 m |
12. |
Pressure in fluid depends upon |
A. | depth below the surface |
B. | density of fluid |
C. | the value of g |
D. | all of above |
Answer» D. all of above |
13. |
As depth increases, pressure in a fluid |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | remains constant |
D. | varies |
Answer» A. increases |
14. |
If extension in spring is proportional to load applied, then material obeys |
A. | Newton's law |
B. | gravitational law |
C. | Charles's law |
D. | Hooke's law |
Answer» D. Hooke's law |
15. |
If a spring is squashed, then forces are |
A. | extensible |
B. | compressive |
C. | normal |
D. | abnormal |
Answer» B. compressive |
16. |
Fractional increase in original length is called |
A. | stress |
B. | strain |
C. | tensile force |
D. | compression |
Answer» B. strain |
17. |
If a force of 50 N is applied across the cross-sectional area of 5 × 10 - 7m2 then stress applied on it is {{}} |
A. | 1 × 10 8 Pa |
B. | 20 Pa |
C. | 50 Pa |
D. | 100 Pa |
Answer» A. 1 × 10 8 Pa |
18. |
Mass of steel sphere having density 7850 kg m-3 and radius 0.15 m is |
A. | 112 kg |
B. | 290 kg |
C. | 110.9 kg |
D. | 300 kg |
Answer» C. 110.9 kg |
19. |
In a force-extension graph, force is taken along horizontal axis because |
A. | force is independent variable |
B. | extension is independent variable |
C. | force is dependent variable |
D. | all of above |
Answer» A. force is independent variable |
20. |
Extension and applied force are |
A. | directly proportional |
B. | inversely proportional |
C. | are independent of each other |
D. | inversely related |
Answer» A. directly proportional |
21. |
1 Pa is equal to |
A. | 1N m |
B. | 1 kg |
C. | 1 N m-1 |
D. | 1 N m-2 |
Answer» D. 1 N m-2 |
22. |
Spring constant of spring is also called |
A. | gradient |
B. | tensile forces |
C. | stiffness |
D. | compression |
Answer» C. stiffness |
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