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1

What does mechanics study?

A

The study of heat and temperature

B

The study of light and optics

C

The study of motion and forces

D

The study of sound and waves

correct option: c
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2

Which type of motion involves movement in a straight line?

A

Circular motion

B

Oscillatory motion

C

Linear motion

D

Random motion

correct option: c
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3

What force keeps planets in orbit around the sun?

A

Frictional force

B

Tension force

C

Gravitational force

D

Normal force

correct option: c
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4

Which type of motion is exemplified by a swinging pendulum?

A

Linear motion

B

Circular motion

C

Random motion

D

Oscillatory motion

correct option: c
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5

What is the force that opposes the motion of two surfaces in contact?

A

Gravitational force

B

Frictional force

C

Tension force

D

Applied force

correct option: b
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6

What is the upward force exerted by a table on a resting book?

A

Tension force

B

Normal force

C

Frictional force

D

Applied force

correct option: b
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7

Which force is transmitted through a string or rope when it is pulled tight?

A

Frictional force

B

Tension force

C

Gravitational force

D

Normal force

correct option: b
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8

What is angular velocity associated with?

A

Circular motion

B

Linear motion

C

Oscillatory motion

D

Random motion

correct option: a
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9

What does the period of an oscillatory motion refer to?

A

Maximum displacement from the central position

B

Number of oscillations per unit time

C

Time taken for one complete cycle of oscillation

D

Speed of oscillation

correct option: c
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10

What force is applied by a person or another object to move something?

A

Normal force

B

Tension force

C

Frictional force

D

Applied force

correct option: d
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