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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
Chapters
101. |
If an object moves a circular distance ‘s’ of radius ‘r’, then it's angular displacement is {{}} |
A. | s⁄r |
B. | r⁄s |
C. | rs |
D. | r2s |
Answer» A. s⁄r |
102. |
Speed of an object travelling around a circle depends upon |
A. | angular velocity |
B. | radius |
C. | circumference |
D. | both A and B |
Answer» D. both A and B |
103. |
Number of degree a complete circle represents is |
A. | 90° |
B. | 180° |
C. | 270° |
D. | 360° |
Answer» D. 360° |
104. |
When a body is moving along a circular path, it's velocity is directed towards |
A. | center |
B. | normal |
C. | tangent |
D. | parallel to circle |
Answer» C. tangent |
105. |
Speed is unchanged because work done on an object is |
A. | zero |
B. | positive |
C. | negative |
D. | infinite |
Answer» A. zero |
106. |
180° is equal to{{}} |
A. | 2π rad |
B. | π rad |
C. | π⁄2rad |
D. | π⁄4rad |
Answer» B. π rad |
107. |
For the minute hand of the clock, the angular velocity is equal to {{}} |
A. | 2 rad s-1 |
B. | 3 rad s-1 |
C. | 1 rad s-1 |
D. | 0.00175 rad s-1 |
Answer» D. 0.00175 rad s-1 |
108. |
105° in radians is equal to |
A. | 2 rad |
B. | 3 rad |
C. | 1.83 rad |
D. | 4.5 rad |
Answer» C. 1.83 rad |
109. |
1 rad is equal to |
A. | 57.3° |
B. | 54° |
C. | 45° |
D. | 90° |
Answer» A. 57.3° |
110. |
According to Newton's 2nd law the object's acceleration and centripetal force are |
A. | at right angles to each other |
B. | anti parallel to each other |
C. | make acute angle with each other |
D. | in same direction |
Answer» D. in same direction |
111. |
A stone whirling in a horizontal circle on the end of string depicts |
A. | conical pendulum |
B. | cone |
C. | pendulum |
D. | eclipse |
Answer» A. conical pendulum |
112. |
Centripetal force is directed towards the |
A. | tangent to circle |
B. | center |
C. | normal to circle |
D. | parallel to circle |
Answer» B. center |
113. |
Velocity required by an object to orbit around Earth is{{}} |
A. | 9 km s-1 |
B. | 7 km s-1 |
C. | 8 km s-1 |
D. | 10 km s-1 |
Answer» C. 8 km s-1 |
114. |
As compared to sound waves the frequency of radio waves is |
A. | lower |
B. | higher |
C. | equal |
D. | may be higher or lower |
Answer» B. higher |
115. |
Decrease in strength of signal is known as |
A. | tuning |
B. | modulation |
C. | attenuation |
D. | amplification |
Answer» C. attenuation |
116. |
If frequency of modulated wave is less than frequency of carrier wave, then input signal is |
A. | negative |
B. | positive |
C. | zero |
D. | infinite |
Answer» A. negative |
117. |
At the end of communication system, the signal is converted from radio to |
A. | sound |
B. | mechanical energy |
C. | kinetic energy |
D. | potential energy |
Answer» A. sound |
118. |
Energy is lost in wires due to |
A. | heating |
B. | resistance |
C. | conduction |
D. | both A and B |
Answer» D. both A and B |
119. |
Voltage signal generated by a microphone is |
A. | digital in nature |
B. | analogue in nature |
C. | consists of bits and bytes |
D. | hybrid in nature |
Answer» B. analogue in nature |
120. |
Phenomena in which signal transmitted in one circuit creates undesired effect in other circuit is known as |
A. | crosstalk |
B. | signal attenuation |
C. | sampling |
D. | crosslinking |
Answer» D. crosslinking |
121. |
Digital number 9 can be represented in binary number as |
A. | 110 |
B. | 1001 |
C. | 1010 |
D. | 1011 |
Answer» B. 1001 |
122. |
Geostationary satellite has period |
A. | twice of Earth |
B. | same as Earth |
C. | half of Earth |
D. | quarter of Earth |
Answer» B. same as Earth |
123. |
Bit on left hand side has |
A. | lowest value |
B. | zero value |
C. | highest value |
D. | infinite value |
Answer» C. highest value |
124. |
A digital quantity has |
A. | only 2 values |
B. | more than 2 values |
C. | no values |
D. | less than 2 values |
Answer» A. only 2 values |
125. |
Frequency of sky waves is |
A. | less then 3 MHz |
B. | more than 3 MHz |
C. | less than 2 MHz |
D. | exactly 2 MHz |
Answer» B. more than 3 MHz |
126. |
Each digit in a binary number is known as a |
A. | bit |
B. | byte |
C. | number |
D. | digit |
Answer» A. bit |
127. |
Value of sampled signal is used to produce a |
A. | binary number |
B. | decimal number |
C. | octal number |
D. | all of above |
Answer» A. binary number |
128. |
Data in compact disc is stored in form of |
A. | analogue signal |
B. | digital signal |
C. | noise |
D. | colors |
Answer» B. digital signal |
129. |
With a 30 m long coaxial cable, the bandwidth can exceed |
A. | 100 MHz |
B. | 1000 MHz |
C. | 50 MHz |
D. | 300 MHz |
Answer» A. 100 MHz |
130. |
Amplitude of modulated wave is in phase with |
A. | output |
B. | system |
C. | frequency |
D. | signal |
Answer» D. signal |
131. |
Variation in amplitude or frequency of carrier wave is called |
A. | amplitude modulation |
B. | frequency modulation |
C. | modulation |
D. | bandwidth |
Answer» C. modulation |
132. |
In frequency modulation, amplitude of modulated wave is |
A. | positive |
B. | negative |
C. | constant |
D. | zero |
Answer» C. constant |
133. |
High quality music only needs frequencies up to |
A. | 10 Hz |
B. | 15 Hz |
C. | 20 kHz |
D. | 15 kHz |
Answer» D. 15 kHz |
134. |
Binary system has base |
A. | 10 |
B. | 11 |
C. | 1 |
D. | 2 |
Answer» D. 2 |
135. |
In FM, frequency of modulated wave varies with |
A. | amplitude |
B. | time |
C. | wavelength |
D. | energy |
Answer» B. time |
136. |
Unwanted signal that distorts a transmitted signal is called |
A. | analogue |
B. | noise |
C. | digital |
D. | tuning |
Answer» B. noise |
137. |
First communication satellites used frequencies of |
A. | 6 GHz for uplink |
B. | 3 GHz for uplink |
C. | 6 GHz for downlink |
D. | 5 GHz for downlink |
Answer» A. 6 GHz for uplink |
138. |
A wave of frequency 1 GHz has wavelength of |
A. | 0.4 m |
B. | 0.5 m |
C. | 0.2 m |
D. | 0.3 m |
Answer» D. 0.3 m |
139. |
Semiconductors have electron number density of order{{}} |
A. | 10 24 m-3 |
B. | 10 20 m-3 |
C. | 10 12 m-3 |
D. | 10 23 m-3 |
Answer» D. 10 23 m-3 |
140. |
A straight line symbol shows the |
A. | fuse |
B. | diode |
C. | connecting lead |
D. | switch |
Answer» C. connecting lead |
141. |
Rate of flow of electric charge is |
A. | electric current |
B. | conventional current only |
C. | electronic current only |
D. | potential difference |
Answer» A. electric current |
142. |
instrument which transfers energy to electric charges in a circuit is |
A. | battery |
B. | voltmeter |
C. | ammeter |
D. | galvanometer |
Answer» A. battery |
143. |
Electric power is related to |
A. | current in component |
B. | potential difference |
C. | electrical resistance |
D. | both A and B |
Answer» D. both A and B |
144. |
If a current of 1 A passes through a point in 1 s then charge passes that point is |
A. | 2 C |
B. | 3 C |
C. | 1 C |
D. | 6 C |
Answer» C. 1 C |
145. |
Energy transferred per unit charge is |
A. | e.m.f |
B. | current |
C. | potential difference |
D. | conventional current |
Answer» C. potential difference |
146. |
Current in a circuit when a charge of 180 C passes a point in a circuit in 2 minutes is |
A. | 1:00 AM |
B. | 2:00 AM |
C. | 3:00 AM |
D. | 1.5 A |
Answer» D. 1.5 A |
147. |
Electrons which are free to move around are also called |
A. | conduction electrons |
B. | valence shell electrons |
C. | inner electrons |
D. | electron sea |
Answer» A. conduction electrons |
148. |
Number of conduction electrons per unit volume is |
A. | electron number |
B. | number density |
C. | proton number |
D. | neutron number |
Answer» B. number density |
149. |
Current in a circuit if resistance of 15 Ω and potential difference of 3.0 V is applied across it's ends is |
A. | 1 A |
B. | 2 A |
C. | 0.5 A |
D. | 0.20 A |
Answer» D. 0.20 A |
150. |
Number density for copper is {{}} |
A. | 10-29 m-3 |
B. | 10 30 m-3 |
C. | 10 29 m-3 |
D. | 10 20 m-3 |
Answer» C. 10 29 m-3 |
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