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    This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about vectors and physics concepts like torque, equilibrium, and vector operations. The questions cover topics such as: - Conditions under which the dot product of two vectors is equal to zero - Components and orientation of vectors - Definition and examples of vector product/cross product - Calculation of torque given a force and moment arm - Conditions for static and dynamic equilibrium - Relationship between torque and angular acceleration The long questions define vector product/cross product and torque, and ask the reader to calculate torque given information about forces and moment arms.

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    This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about vectors and physics concepts like torque, equilibrium, and vector operations. The questions cover topics such as: - Conditions under which the dot product of two vectors is equal to zero - Components and orientation of vectors - Definition and examples of vector product/cross product - Calculation of torque given a force and moment arm - Conditions for static and dynamic equilibrium - Relationship between torque and angular acceleration The long questions define vector product/cross product and torque, and ask the reader to calculate torque given information about forces and moment arms.

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    This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about vectors and physics concepts like torque, equilibrium, and vector operations. The questions cover topics such as: - Conditions under which the dot product of two vectors is equal to zero - Components and orientation of vectors - Definition and examples of vector product/cross product - Calculation of torque given a force and moment arm - Conditions for static and dynamic equilibrium - Relationship between torque and angular acceleration The long questions define vector product/cross product and torque, and ask the reader to calculate torque given information about forces and moment arms.

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    This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about vectors and physics concepts like torque, equilibrium, and vector operations. The questions cover topics such as: - Conditions under which the dot product of two vectors is equal to zero - Components and orientation of vectors - Definition and examples of vector product/cross product - Calculation of torque given a force and moment arm - Conditions for static and dynamic equilibrium - Relationship between torque and angular acceleration The long questions define vector product/cross product and torque, and ask the reader to calculate torque given information about forces and moment arms.

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    Physics-1st Ch# 2)

    Name:
    1.

    If A. B = 0 then t can be concluded that the two vectors are


    a. parallel to each other
    b. perpendicular to each other
    c. unit vectors
    d. anti parallel to each other

    2.

    ( i x j ). K is equal to

    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.

    ^
    ^

    a. 0
    b. 0
    c. 1
    d. k
    Reverse process of vector addition is
    a. subtraction b. resolution c. product
    d. none
    A force of 10 N acting along x axis has y component
    a. zero
    b. 10 N
    c. 5 N
    d. 20 N
    Which one is not physical quantity
    a. temp
    b. velocity
    c. mass
    d. beauty
    If the sum A + B of two between then, then
    a. A is null vector
    b. B is null vector
    c. both A and B must be null vector d. none
    ^

    7.

    If I and J are unit vectors along x , y and z axis respectively the magnitude of vector i + j will be
    a. 1
    b. 2
    c. 3
    d. 2

    8.

    If A x B points along positive of axis then vectors A and B must lie in


    a. xy plane
    b. xz plane
    c. yz plane
    d. none

    9.

    A. A will be equal to
    a. A

    10.

    11.
    12.
    13.
    14.
    15.
    16.
    17.
    18.
    19.
    20.

    b. A2

    c. 0

    If A . B = A x B then angle between A and B is


    a. 0
    b. 90
    c. 45

    d. A/2
    d. 180

    When line of action of force passes through the point, then magnitude of torque will be
    a. zero
    b. || = | x F |
    c. = x F d. none
    If a force of 10 N is applied parallel to a moment arm 10m, then magnitude of torque will be
    a. 0
    b. 100 Nm
    c. 1 Nm
    d. 100 N/m
    If body is at rest or rotating with uniform angular velocity, then magnitude of torque wil
    a. zero
    b. || = | x F |
    c. = x F d. none
    If sum of all the forces acting on a body is zero the body is said to be in
    a. static equilibrium b. transnational equilibrium c. both a & b d. none
    A body moving with uniform velocity is in
    a. dynamic equilibrium
    b. static equilibrium c. both a & c d. none
    The physical quantity which produces angular acceleration in
    a. centripetal force
    b. torque
    c. impulse
    d. force
    For complete equilibrium
    a. = 0
    b. F = 0
    c. = 0 F = 0
    d. none
    For second condition of equilibrium
    a. = 0
    b. F = 0
    c. = 0
    d. both (a,c)
    The dimensions of torque are same as that of
    b. work
    b. power
    c. force
    d. momentum
    Let = x F, the direction of torque is
    b. in the direction of F
    c. opposite to the direction of F

    b. in the direction of
    d. normal to the plane containing and F

    Physics-1st Ch# 2)

    Short Questions
    Note attempt all the questions

    i.

    The vector sum of three vectors gives a zero resultant. What can be the
    orientation of the vectors?
    ii.
    If one of the rectangular components of a vector is not zero, can its magnitude
    be zero? Explain.
    iii. Can a vector have a component greater than the vectors magnitude?
    iv.
    Can the magnitude of a vector have a negative value?
    v.
    Two vectors have unequal magnitudes. Can their sum be zero? Explain.
    vi. Suppose the sides of a closed polygon represent vector arranged head to
    tail. What is the sum of theses vectors?
    vii.
    Name three different conditions that could make A*B=0
    viii.
    Can a body rotate about its center of gravity under the action of its weight?
    Long Questions
    Q# 2.
    a).Define and explain vector product. Give its two examples and four
    characteristics
    ^

    b).

    The torque of action of force, F = i 2 j , passes through a point whose


    ^

    position vector is ( j + k). Find (a) the moment of F about the origin, (b). the
    ^

    moment of F about the point of which the position vector is i + k.


    Q.3
    a)Define and explain torque
    b).A load of 10.0 N is suspended from a clothesline. This distorts the line so
    that it makes an
    angle of 150 with the horizontal at each end. Find the tension in the cloth

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