BAQAI CADET COLLEGE

Second Monthly Test

December, 2015
Max Marks: 25
Subject: Physics
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Time Allowed: 80 Minutes

Class: X

Note: Attempt any five questions from the following.

Define Kinetic Energy and derive the equation K.E = mv2.
Define Work and Energy. State the Law of conservation of energy.
State the following:
i. Hookes Law ii. Pascals Law iii. Archimedes Principle
State and derive Newtons Law of universal gravitation.
A block of mass 0.1kg is attached to a spring and placed on a horizontal frictionless table. The
spring is stretched 20 cm when a force of 5N is applied. Calculate the spring constant.
How much work is done to displace horizontally a body 40m by a force of 200N whose angle
with the horizontal is 30o.
A car goes round a curve at 20m/s. The radius of curvature is 50m. Calculate the centripetal
acceleration of the car.
With what constant velocity can a 1960 watt motor raise a mass of 100 kg?
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Nothing happens, until something moves. - Albert Einstein

BAQAI CADET COLLEGE

Second Monthly Test
December, 2015
Max Marks: 25
Subject: Physics
Q.1:
Q.2:
Q.3:
Q.4:
Q.5:
Q.6:
Q.7:
Q.8:

Time Allowed: 80 Minutes

Class: X

Note: Attempt any five questions from the following.

Define Kinetic Energy and derive the equation K.E = mv2.
Define Work and Energy. State the Law of conservation of energy.
State the following:
i. Hookes Law ii. Pascals Law iii. Archimedes Principle
State and derive Newtons Law of universal gravitation.
A block of mass 0.1kg is attached to a spring and placed on a horizontal frictionless table. The
spring is stretched 20 cm when a force of 5N is applied. Calculate the spring constant.
How much work is done to displace horizontally a body 40m by a force of 200N whose angle
with the horizontal is 30o.
A car goes round a curve at 20m/s. The radius of curvature is 50m. Calculate the centripetal
acceleration of the car.
With what constant velocity can a 1960 watt motor raise a mass of 100 kg?
_______________________________________________
Nothing happens, until something moves. - Albert Einstein