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Material Properties

easy
Physics

Mohs scale is used to measure ___________?

A
Hardness
B
Humidity
C
Pressure
D
Temperature
Explanation and memory cue

The Mohs scale is a scale of mineral hardness used to measure the scratch resistance of various minerals through the ability of a harder material to scratch a softer material. Therefore, it is used to measure hardness.

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Kinematics

easy
Physics

Area under the curve of a velocity-time graph gives________?

A
Displacement
B
Force
C
Acceleration
D
Momentum
Explanation and memory cue

The area under a velocity-time graph represents displacement because it is the integral of velocity with respect to time, which gives the change in position.

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Vectors

easy
Physics

A unit vector is used to specify the ___________?

A
Magnitude
B
Velocity
C
Direction of vector
D
Frequency
Explanation and memory cue

A unit vector has a magnitude of one and is used specifically to indicate the direction of a vector without regard to its magnitude.

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Electromagnetic Interaction

easy
Physics

Field particle of electromagnetic interaction is ___________?

A
Photon
B
Meson
C
Vector Boson
D
Graviton
Explanation and memory cue

The field particle of electromagnetic interaction is the photon, which is the quantum of the electromagnetic field and mediates electromagnetic forces.

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Kinematics

medium
Physics

If the velocity-time graph is a parabolic curve, then the body possesses ________?

A
Variable acceleration
B
Constant acceleration
C
Zero acceleration
D
All of these
Explanation and memory cue

A parabolic velocity-time graph indicates that the velocity changes with time in a quadratic manner, which means the acceleration is not constant but varies with time. The acceleration is the slope of the velocity-time graph, so a curved (parabolic) velocity-time graph corresponds to variable acceleration. Constant acceleration produces a straight line velocity-time graph (linear velocity change). Therefore, if the velocity-time graph is parabolic, the body possesses variable acceleration.

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Units And Measurements

easy
Physics

What is the SI unit of acceleration?

A
Meter per second
B
Meter per second squared
C
Both
D
All
Explanation and memory cue

The SI unit of acceleration is meters per second squared (m/s²), which represents the change in velocity per unit time. Option B correctly states this unit.

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Electric Circuits

easy
Physics

If a wire has a resistance of 0.5 ohm, then its conductance is:

A
1 S
B
1.5 S
C
2 S
D
5 S
Explanation and memory cue

Conductance (G) is the reciprocal of resistance (R). Given R = 0.5 ohm, G = 1 / 0.5 = 2 siemens (S).

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Electromagnetism

easy
Physics

An electric motor could be used as a: _________?

A
Battery
B
Capacitor
C
Dynamo
D
Transformer
Explanation and memory cue

An electric motor can be used as a dynamo (generator) because both devices operate on the principle of electromagnetic induction; when an electric motor is driven mechanically, it generates electricity, functioning as a dynamo.

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Electric Current

medium
Physics

A.C. and D.C. have the same _________?

A
Effect in charging a capacitor
B
Effect in charging a battery
C
Effect while passing through an inductance
D
Heating effect through a resistance
Explanation and memory cue

Both alternating current (A.C.) and direct current (D.C.) produce the same heating effect when passing through a resistance, as the heating depends on the power dissipated (I²R), which is similar for equal RMS currents.

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Vector Addition

easy
Physics

If vectors a and b are antiparallel to each other, then their resultant is _________?

A
a − b
B
2b
C
2a
D
a + b
Explanation and memory cue

When two vectors are antiparallel, they point in exactly opposite directions. The resultant vector is found by subtracting the smaller vector from the larger one, which corresponds to a - b if a and b are the vectors.