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Force and its Representation
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Force and its Representation
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Force and its Representation
1.
What is the SI unit of force?
A)
Joule
B)
Watt
C)
Newton
D)
Pascal
Answer
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C) Newton
Explanation
2.
Which force among these is regarded as the strongest?
A)
Gravitational force
B)
Viscous force
C)
Nuclear force
D)
Elastic force
Answer
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C) Nuclear force
Explanation
3.
If an object moves in a circular path at a constant speed, what force is responsible for keeping it in motion?
A)
Tension force
B)
Gravitational force
C)
Frictional force
D)
Centripetal force
Answer
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D) Centripetal force
Explanation
4.
Which of the following is NOT a fundamental force in nature?
A)
Frictional force
B)
Gravitational force
C)
Nuclear force
D)
Electromagnetic force
Answer
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A) Frictional force
Explanation
5.
Who wrote the scientific book “The Little Balance”?
A)
Copernicus
B)
Galileo Galilei
C)
Isaac Newton
D)
Johannes Kepler
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B) Galileo Galilei
Explanation
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