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CHAPTER#1 MEASUREMWENTS
SEC-B (Short answers questions)
CRQ’s
Q.1 Derive the equation of periods of oscillations of a mass suspended on a vertical spring by
𝑚
dimensional analysis T= 2𝜋√
𝐾
Q.2 Find the dimensions of following.
a) Work b) Power c) Energy d) Momentum
Q.3 If y = a + bt + ct2 where y is in meters t is in seconds, what is the unit of c?
Q.4 Enlist the limitations of dimensional analysis.
Q.5 Differentiate between accuracy and precision.
Q.6 Describe extrapolation methods.
ERQ’s
Q.1 State the rules of significant figures.
Q.2 Discuss graph and its various types supported by an example?
Q.3 What are the uses of dimensional analysis? Explain each of them?
NUMERICALS:
Q.1 What is the area and its approximate uncertainty of a circle of radius 3.7x104cm. (Ans:
(4.3±0.11)𝑥109 𝑐𝑚
Q.2 What is the percentage uncertainty in the measurement of (3.67 ± 0.25)𝑚? (Ans: 6.8%)
Q.3 A watch company claims that its watches gain or lose not more than 10 seconds in a year. How
accurate is this watch, express as percentage? (Ans: uncertainty = 3.16x10-5%, Accuracy = 99.999%)
Q.4 The diameter of moon is 3480km.What is the volume of the moon? How many moons would be
needed to create a volume equal to that of the Earth? ( Radius of Earth= 6380km) (Ans: 2.2x109m3 ,49.3)
Q.5 If radius of a sphere is measured as 7.5cm with error of 0.03 cm, find the approximate error in
calculating its volume? (Ans: 7.1cm3).

CHAPTER#2 KINEMATICS:
SEC-B (Short answers questions)
CRQ’s
Q.1 If air resistance is taken in account in projectile motion, then what parameters of projectile are
influenced?
Q.2 Is the range equal to horizontal distance of the projectile motion or do they have distinct
meanings?
Q.3 Can an object have an initial velocity zero and still experienced uniform accelerated motion?
ERQ’s
Q.1 What are three equations of uniformly accelerated motion and how they are derived from
Velocity-Time graph?

Q.2What is the significance of the area under velocity-time graph in the context of accelerated motion?

Q.3 How does the horizontal component of velocity in projectile motion behaves?

NUMERICALS:

Q.1 Two tug boats are toeing a ship each exert a force of 6000N, and the angle between the two
ropes is 60o. Calculate the resultant force on the ship?
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Q.2 A car starts from rest and moves with a constant acceleration. During the 5th second of its
motion, it covers a distance of 36m.Calculate:

(a) Acceleration of the car

(b) The total distance covered by the car during this time.

Q.3 Show that the range of the projectile at complementary angles are same with example?

Q.4 At what angle the range of the projectile becomes equal to the height of the projectile?

Q.5 A marter shell is fired at ground level target 500m distance with an initial velocity of 90m/s.
What are its launch angles?

SEC-C (LONG ANSWERS QUESTIONS):

Q.1 Define Scalars and Vectors give three examples of each and describe addition of two vectors V1
and V2 making angles ϴ1 and ϴ2 with x-axis BY Rectangular components methods.

Q.2 Define Scalar and vector products give at least two examples of each and show that

(a) A.B =B.A (b) 𝑨𝑿𝑩 ≠ 𝑩𝑿𝑨

Q.3 Define projectile motion write down its examples and derive the expressions for (a) Time to
reach maximum height , (b) Range of the projectile and (c) Maximum vertical Height of projectile.

CHAPTER#3 DYNAMICS:
SEC-B (Short answers questions)

CRQ’s:

Q.1 State the law of conservation of momentum?

Q.2 What is the difference between elastic and inelastic collision?

Q.3 How does impulse relate to force and time?

Q.4 How does mass effects acceleration of the objects?

ERQ’s:

Q.1 State second law of motion and how does it relate force, mass and acceleration?

Q.2 Give real life examples of elastic and inelastic collisions?

Q.3 Define impulse and show that it is equal to change in momentum of a body.

Q.4 Define friction and derive the expression of angle of friction?

Q.5 Show that rate of change of angular momentum is equal to the applied force?

Q.6 State and explain law of conservation of linear momentum when two different masses collide
with each other.

SEC-C (LONG ANSWERS QUESTIONS):

Q.1 Two non-rotating spheres of masses m1 and m2 are moving with initial velocities U1 and U2
along straight line in same direction collide elastically. Derive the expressions for their final velocities V1
and V2.

Q.2 By considering the example of an inclined plane, derive the relationship between angle of
friction “α” and angle of repose “ϴ”.

NUMERICALS:

Q.1 50g bullet is fired into 10kg block that is suspended by a long chord so that it can swing like a
pendulum. If the block is displaced so that its center of gravity rises by 10cm, what was the speed iof the
bullet?

Q.2 A 70gm ball collides with another ball of 140g. the initial velocity of the first ball is 9m/s to right
while the second ball is at rest. If the collision would be the perfectly elastic, what would be the
velocities of the two balls after collision?

Q.3 A truck weighing 2500kg and moving with velocity of 21m/s collides with a stationary car
weighing 1000kg.The truck and car move together after the impact. Calculate their common velocity?

CHAPTER#4 ROTATIONAL AND CIRCULAR MOTION:

SECTION-B (STRUCTURED QUESTIONS):

CRQ’s:

Q.1 For an isolated rotating body, what is the relation between angular velocity and radius?

Q.2 When the moment of inertia of a body is halved, then what will be the effect on angular
velocity?

Q.3 Compare kinematics equations of linear motion and circular motion.

Q.4 Derive the relationship between torque and angular acceleration?

Q.5 List the moment of inertia dependent factors.

ERQ’s:

Q.1 State and explain the law of conservation of angular motion.

Q.2 Discuss forces acting on a banked curve and derive relation between curve angle and velocity.

Q.3 Derive the formula for the moment of inertia of the uniform rod or solid sphere.

Q.4 Define orbital velocity and derive its formula by considering the example of a satellite revolving
in a circular orbit around earth.

Q.5 Derive the formulae for centripetal acceleration in terms of , linear velocity, angular velocity and
time period?

NUMERICALS:

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