Question 0At what respective values of X, Y and Z would the unit of force, the newton, be dimensionally equivalent to MxLyTz?A.-1, 1, 2B.1, 1, -2C.1, -1, 2D.-1, 1, -2E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The distance xm travelled by a particle in time t seconds is described by the equation x = 10 + 12t2, Find the average speed of the particle between the time interval t = 2s and t = 5sA.60 ms-1B.72 ms-1C.84 ms-1D.108 ms-1E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A 5kg block is released from rest on a smooth plane inclined at an angle of 30o to the horizontal. What is the acceleration down the plane? [g = 10ms-2]A.5.0 ms-2B.5.8 ms-2C.8.7 ms-2D.25.0 ms-2E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An arrow of mass 0.1kg moving with a horizontal velocity of 15ms-1 is shot into a wooden block of mass 0.4kg lying at rest on a smooth horizontal surface. Their common velocity after impact isA.15.0 ms-1B.7.5 ms-1C.3.8 ms-1D.3.0 ms-1E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Two bodies X and Y are projected on the same horizontal plane, with the same initial speed but at angles 30 and 60 respectively to the horizontal. Neglecting air resistance, the ratio of the range of X to that of Y isA.1:1B.1:2C.√3:1D.√3E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Which of the following with respect to a body performing simple harmonic motion are in phase?A.displacement and velocity of the bodyB.displacement and force on the bodyC.velocity and acceleration of the bodyD.force acting on the body and the accelerationE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A body of mass 2kg moving vertically upwards has its velocity increased uniformly from 10ms-1 to 40ms-1 in 4s. Neglecting air resistance, calculate the upward vertical force acting on the body.[g = 10 ms-1]A.15NB.20NC.35ND.45NE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A planet has mass m1 and is at a distance r, from the sun. A second planet has mass m2 = 10m1 and at a distance of r2 = 2r1 from the sun. Determine the ratio of the gravitational force experienced by the planets.A.1 : 5B.2 : 5C.3 : 5D.4 : 5E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An object of mass 100g projected vertically upwards from the ground level has a velocity of 20ms-1 at a height of 10m. calculate its initial kinetic energy at the ground level.[g = 10ms-2, neglect air resistance]A.10 JB.20 JC.30 JD.50 JE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An electric water pump rate 1.5 kW, lifts 200kg of water through a vertical height of 6 meters in seconds. What is the efficiency of the pump? [g = 10ms-2, neglecting air resistance]A.90.0%B.85.0%C.80.0%D.65.0%E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A load of 20N on a wire of cross-sectional area 8 x 10-7m2, produces an extension of 10m2. calculate Young's modulus for the material of the wire if its length is 3mA.7.0 x 1011Nm-2B.7.5 x 1011Nm-2C.8.5 x 1011Nm-2D.9.0 x 1011Nm-2E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A cube of sides 0.1m hangs freely from a string. What is the upthrust on the cube when totally immersed in water? [density of water is 1000kgm-2, g = 10ms-2]A.1000 NB.700 NC.110 ND.10 NE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A piece of wire gauze can be made to lie on water becauseA.the wire guaze is less dense than waterB.the water molecules repels the wire guaze upwardsC.the water surface has the effect of an elastic thin skinD.of the cohensive forces between the water and the wire guaze moleculesE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A liquid of mass 1.0 x 103kg fills a rectangular tank of length 2.5m and width 2.0m. If the tank is 4m high, what is the pressure at the middle of the tank?[g = 10ms-2]A.1.0 x 104Nm-2B.2.0 x 103Nm-2C.1.5 x 103Nm-2D.1.0 x 103Nm-2E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An empty 60 litre petrol tank has a mass of 10kg. Its mass when full of fuel of relative density 0.72 isA.7.2kgB.33.2kgC.43.2kgD.53.2kgE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The length of mercury thread when it is at 0oC, 100oC and at an unknown temperature \(\theta\) is 25mm, 225mm and 175mm respectively. The value of \(\theta\) isA.85.0oCB.80.0oCC.75.0oCD.70.0oCE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Equal masses of copper and rubber are raised to the same temperature. After sometimes, the copper was observed to be at a lower temperature becauseA.the specific heat capacity of copper is lower than that of rubberB.copper expands more than rubberC.the specific heat capacity of rubber is lower than that of copperD.rubber expands more than copperE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Before starting a journey, the tyre pressure of a car was 3 x 105Nm-2 at 27oC. At the end of the journey, the pressure rose to 4 x 105Nm-2. Calculate the temperature of the tyre after the journey, assuming the volume is constantA.400oCB.300oCC.273oCD.127oCE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0What happens when a, certain quantity of pure ice is completely changed to water at 0oC?A.latent heat is absorbed, the mass remains constant, and the volume decreasesB.latent heat is given out, the mass remains constant and the volume decreasesC.latent heat is given out, the mass increases and the volume remains constantD.latent heat is absorbed, the mass decreases and the volume increasesE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A heating coil rated at 100W is used to boil off 0.5kg of boiling water. The time taken to boil off the water is [specific latent heat of vaporization of water = 2.3 x 106Jkg-1]A.1.15 x 109 sB.1.15 x 107 sC.1.15 x 105 sD.1.15 x 104 sE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A mass of a liquid at 30oC is mixed with a mass of the same liquid at 70oC and the temperature of the mixture is 45oC. Find the ratio of the mass of the cold liquid to the mass of the other liquid.A.3 : 5B.5 : 3C.3 : 7D.7 : 3E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0What happens when a gas expands at constant temperature?A.its pressure decreasesB.the total momentum of its molecules remains constantC.its pressure decreases and the total momentum of its moleculees remains constantD.its pressure decreses and the total kinetic energy of its molecule decreasesE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Ripples on water and light waves are similar because bothA.have the same frequencyB.can be refracted and diffractedC.are longitudinal wavesD.have the same velocityE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Under constant tension and constant mass per unit length, the note produced by a plucked string is 500Hz when the length of the string is 0.90m. At what length is the frequency 150Hz?A.3mB.4mC.5mD.6mE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The colours seen in the thin films of oil on the road and in soap bubbles are due toA.reflectionB.interferenceC.diffractionD.polarizationE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0If the load at the end of a sonometer wire is immersed in a bucket of water, the original fundamental frequency of the wire could be restored byA.decrease the length of the wireB.increasing the length of the wireC.increasing the mass per unit length of the wireD.changing the temperature of the wireE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A boy on looking into a mirror observed that his face appeared to have grown bigger. The boy must have been looking at aA.convex mirror with his face at the focusB.concave mirror with his face between the focus and the mirrorC.concave mirror with his face at the focusD.convex mirror with his face between the focus and the mirrorE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Light of velocity 3 x 108ms-1 is incident on a material of reflective of index n. If the velocity of light is reduced to 2.4 x 108ms-1 in the material, what is n?A.2.33B.2.25C.1.33D.1.25E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The electromagnetic waves that are sensitive to temperature changes areA.X-raysB.Gamma-raysC.Ultra-violet raysD.Infra-red raysE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Three electric cells each of e.m.f 1.5V and internal resistance of 1.0\(\Omega\) are connected in parallel across an external resistance of \(\frac{2}{3}\)\(\Omega\). Calculate the value of the current in the resistorA.0.5 AB.0.9AC.1.5AD.4.5AE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A galvanometer of internal resistance 50\(\Omega\) has a full scale deflection for a current of 5mA. What is the resistance required to covert it to a voltmeter with full scale deflection of 10V?A.1750\(\Omega\)B.1950\(\Omega\)C.2000\(\Omega\)D.2500\(\Omega\)E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0If 8 x 10-2J of work is required to move 100\(\mu\)C of charge from a point X to a point Y in an electrical circuit, the potential difference between X and Y isA.4.0 x 102 vB.4.0 x 104 vC.8.0 x 102 vD.8.0 x 102 vE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In a meter bridge experiment, two resistor 2\(\Omega\) and 3\(\Omega\) occupy the left and right gaps respectively. Find the balance point from the left side of the bridgeA.20cmB.40cmC.60cmD.80cmE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Two 50\(\mu\)F parallel plate capacitors are connected in series. The combined capacitor is then connected across a 100-V battery. The charge on each plate of the capacitor isA.5.00 x 10-5CB.2.50 x 10-3CC.1.25 x 10-3CD.1.00 x 10-2CE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0What is the total electrical energy consumed by using an electric cooker rated 1000W for 5 hrs?A.5.3 x 103JB.6.5 X 103JC.1.8 X 107JD.2.3 X 107JE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The power dissipated in an a.c. circuit with an r.m.s, current of 5A, r.m.s voltage of 10V and a phase angle of 60o isA.25WB.50WC.120WD.125WE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The voltage of the domestic electric supply is represented by the equation V = 311 sin314.2t. Determine the frequency of the a.c. supply [\(\pi\) = 3.142]A.50.0HzB.100.0HzC.311.0HzD.314.2HzE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In a purely inductive circuit, the currentA.lags behind the voltage in phase by 90oB.leads the voltage in phase by 90oC.is in the same phase with the voltageD.leads the voltage by 180oE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0One of the features of the fission process is thatA.its products are not radioactiveB.it leads to chain reactionC.neutrons are not releasedD.the sum of the masses of the reactants equals the sum of masses of the productsE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The graphite rods surrounding the uranium fuel rods in a nuclear reactor, are used toA.absorb the neutrons and hence halt the nuclear processB.create the neutrons and hence slow up the nuclear processC.slowdown the neutrons and hence slow up the nuclear processD.speed up the neutrons and hence speed up the nuclear processE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The following are the scores of ten students in a test of 20 marks: 15, 16, 17, 13, 16, 8, 5, 16, 19, 17. What is the modal?A.13B.15C.16D.19E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Find the standard deviation of the following data -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5A.2B.3C.√10D.√11E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0For what value of 6 are the forces in the diagram above in equilib4ruimA.\( 15^{\circ} \)B.\( 30^{\circ} \)C.\( 45^{\circ} \)D.\( 60^{\circ} \)E.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The fig above shows a block of mass m sliding down a rough inclined plane QP at angle \( \theta \) . The forces acting on the block along QP areA.mg sinθ and the normal reactionB.mg sinθ and the force of frictionC.mg sinθ and the normal reactionD.mg cosθ and the normal reactionE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A uniform light beam XZ is Hinged at X and kept in equilibrium by the forces T and F as shown in the diagram above. if XO = 20m and OY = 30cm, express T in terms of FA.T =2√3/3B.T= 2FC.T = 5V3F/3D.T = 5FE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0For a rough inclined plane on which lies a body of weight W, the angle θ in the diagram above becomes the angle of friction ifA.tan θ = coefficient of static frictionB.cos θ = coefficient of dynamic frictionC.sin θ = coefficient of sliding frictionD.sec θ = limiting frictional forceE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The diagram above shows two wave forms P and Q at a particular instant in time. the two waves will interfaceA.destructively to produce a wave of larger amplitudeB.destructively to produce a wave of smaller amplitudeC.constructively to produce a wave of larger amplitudeD.constructively to produce a wave of smaller amplitudeE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0When the sun, moon and the earth are as shown in the diagram above an observer standing in X is inA.Penumbra and sees a partial eclipseB.Penumbra and sees a total eclipseC.umbra and sees a partial eclipseD.umbra and sees a total eclipseE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In the diagram above, which of the angles \( \theta _1 \) , \( \theta _2 \) , \( \theta _3 \) and \( \theta _4 \) is the angle of deviation of the ray of light passing through the glass prism XYZ?A.\( \theta _3 \)B.\( \theta _2 \)C.\( \theta _1 \)D.\( \theta _4 \)E.Objective Show full explanation