Physics-Objective Related Question Answers

51. Actual length travelled by a body is called?

Distance

52. Shortest distance from the initial to the final position of a body is called?

Displacement.

53. The study of particles or bodies when they are at rest or in motion is dealt with?

Mechanics

54. Mechanics is divided into two, they are?

Statics & Dynamics

55. The study of objects of-rest is called?

Statics

56. The study of moving objects is called?

Dynamics

57. The product of mass and velocity of a body?

Momentum [P= mv [m=Mass; v=velocity]

58. Unit of Momentum is?

kg m/s

59. A Karate player in order to break a brick hits quickly because of?

Momentum

60. Issac Newton propounded his law of motion is his book?

Principia Mathematica

61. Propulsion of rocket is explained by which law of motion?

Newton’s Third law of motion

62. Swimming is explained by which law of motion?

Newton’s Third law of motion

63. Flying of Birds is explained by which law of motion?

Newton’s Third law of motion

64. A property of a body which is unable to change its state by itself in the absense of external force called?

Inertia

65. The Law of inertia was discovered by?

Galileo

66. Which are the three types of inertia?

Inertia of Rest; Inertia of Motion and Inertia of Direction

67. An athlete runs some distance before taking a long jump is example of?

Inertia of motion

68. As the train starts moving, a man sitting inside leans backward is an example of?

Inertia of rest

69. Rotating wheel of an automobile throw out mud tangentially outward is an example of?

Inertia of direction

70. If a rotating body spins on its axis, its motion is called?

Spin motion or rotation motion

71. When an object travels around another object it is known as?

Revolution

72. The motion of an object in a vertical plane under the influence of gravitational force is known as?

Projectile motion

73. Projectile path is known as?

Trajectory

74. A projectile reaches maximum range, when angle of projection is at?

450

75. The path of the projectile is always a?

Parabola
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