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What is the main difference between speed and velocity?
What is the main difference between speed and velocity?
How is acceleration defined in kinematics?
How is acceleration defined in kinematics?
What does the gradient of a displacement-time graph represent?
What does the gradient of a displacement-time graph represent?
In addressing uncertainty associated with a quantity raised to the nth power, what formula should be used?
In addressing uncertainty associated with a quantity raised to the nth power, what formula should be used?
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What information can be derived from the area under a velocity-time graph?
What information can be derived from the area under a velocity-time graph?
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What does the number of electric field lines per unit cross-sectional area represent?
What does the number of electric field lines per unit cross-sectional area represent?
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Which factor does NOT influence the strength of a magnetic field in a solenoid?
Which factor does NOT influence the strength of a magnetic field in a solenoid?
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In the equation F = BIl sinθ, what does the symbol F represent?
In the equation F = BIl sinθ, what does the symbol F represent?
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What does Fleming’s left-hand rule determine in the context of magnetic fields?
What does Fleming’s left-hand rule determine in the context of magnetic fields?
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Which statement is true about magnetic flux density B?
Which statement is true about magnetic flux density B?
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What is the primary characteristic of geostationary satellites?
What is the primary characteristic of geostationary satellites?
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Which equation relates the current to the rate of flow of electric charge?
Which equation relates the current to the rate of flow of electric charge?
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What must be true for a satellite to be classified as geostationary?
What must be true for a satellite to be classified as geostationary?
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Which equation can be used to find the resistance of a circuit component?
Which equation can be used to find the resistance of a circuit component?
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What is the significance of geostationary satellites for communication systems?
What is the significance of geostationary satellites for communication systems?
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What is the weight of a body?
What is the weight of a body?
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What does the principle of conservation of momentum state?
What does the principle of conservation of momentum state?
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In a perfectly elastic collision, which of the following is true?
In a perfectly elastic collision, which of the following is true?
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If two bodies collide inelastically, what happens to their kinetic energy?
If two bodies collide inelastically, what happens to their kinetic energy?
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What is the formula for linear momentum?
What is the formula for linear momentum?
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What is impulse defined as?
What is impulse defined as?
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What characterizes a completely inelastic collision?
What characterizes a completely inelastic collision?
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What is the relationship between resultant force and momentum?
What is the relationship between resultant force and momentum?
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What is the formula used to calculate the magnetic flux density in a current balance?
What is the formula used to calculate the magnetic flux density in a current balance?
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Which direction does Fleming's left-hand rule indicate the force acts when currents flow in the same direction?
Which direction does Fleming's left-hand rule indicate the force acts when currents flow in the same direction?
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When using Fleming's left-hand rule, which finger represents the direction of the magnetic field?
When using Fleming's left-hand rule, which finger represents the direction of the magnetic field?
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What occurs when two current-carrying conductors have currents flowing in opposite directions?
What occurs when two current-carrying conductors have currents flowing in opposite directions?
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In the equation F = BQv sinθ, what does the variable 'v' represent?
In the equation F = BQv sinθ, what does the variable 'v' represent?
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What is the relationship between the force experienced by an electrically charged particle and the electric field strength?
What is the relationship between the force experienced by an electrically charged particle and the electric field strength?
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What condition must be met for a current-carrying coil to achieve rotational equilibrium in a magnetic field?
What condition must be met for a current-carrying coil to achieve rotational equilibrium in a magnetic field?
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How does the direction of force on a moving charge in a magnetic field change with the charge's movement?
How does the direction of force on a moving charge in a magnetic field change with the charge's movement?
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What does the equation Ep = mgh represent in physics?
What does the equation Ep = mgh represent in physics?
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According to Newton’s Second Law, what is the force exerted when a body of mass m is lifted without changing its velocity?
According to Newton’s Second Law, what is the force exerted when a body of mass m is lifted without changing its velocity?
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What is the instantaneous power when a constant force F acts on an object moving with velocity v?
What is the instantaneous power when a constant force F acts on an object moving with velocity v?
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What unit of measurement is used for angular displacement?
What unit of measurement is used for angular displacement?
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How is angular velocity (ω) related to the frequency (f) of rotation?
How is angular velocity (ω) related to the frequency (f) of rotation?
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Which equation relates linear velocity (v) to angular velocity (ω) in circular motion?
Which equation relates linear velocity (v) to angular velocity (ω) in circular motion?
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What is the formula for calculating power (P) based on work done (W) over time (t)?
What is the formula for calculating power (P) based on work done (W) over time (t)?
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In uniform circular motion, which of the following statements is true regarding angular velocity?
In uniform circular motion, which of the following statements is true regarding angular velocity?
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Study Notes
Topic: Measurement
- Physical quantities and SI units
- Base quantities: mass (kilogram), length (meter), time (second), current (ampere), temperature (kelvin), amount of substance (mole)
- One mole of any substance contains 6.02 x 1023 particles (Avogadro's number)
- Derived units are expressed as a combination (products or quotients) of base units.
- A physical equation is homogeneous if all terms have the same units.
- Quantities added/subtracted must have the same units.
- Equations that are valid must be homogeneous.
- Graph axes and table headings should include quantities and corresponding units (e.g., L/m).
- Numerical labels on axes should have the same number of decimal places.
- Prefixes and symbols (e.g., pico (p) - 10-12, nano (n) - 10-9, micro (μ) - 10-6, milli (m) - 10-3, etc.) for sub-multiples and multiples.
Topic: Scalars and Vectors
- Distinction between scalar and vector quantities.
- Scalars have magnitude only (e.g., mass, time, length, volume, temperature, density, speed, energy, pressure, current).
- Vectors have both magnitude and direction (e.g., displacement, velocity, acceleration, force, momentum).
- Addition and subtraction of coplanar vectors:
- Parallel vectors: simple addition/subtraction.
- Non-parallel vectors: parallelogram or triangle of vectors.
- Representation using components: horizontal and vertical components resolved.
Topic: Errors and Uncertainties
- Distinction between systematic and random errors:
- Systematic errors have a constant magnitude (always positive or negative), e.g., zero error.
- Random errors have varying magnitudes (equal chance of being positive or negative).
- Distinction between precision and accuracy:
- Precision: closeness of individual measurements to each other.
- Accuracy: closeness of a measured value to the true value.
- Assessing uncertainty in a derived quantity:
- Addition/subtraction: add absolute uncertainties.
- Multiplication/division: add fractional/percentage uncertainties.
- Constant multiplication: multiply absolute uncertainty by the constant.
Topic: Rectilinear Motion
- Displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration: Their definitions and representations.
- Graphical representations: distance-time, displacement-time, speed-time, velocity-time, and acceleration-time graphs.
- Derivation of equations of uniformly accelerated motion (e.g., v = u + at, s = ut + 0.5at2, v2 = u2 + 2as).
- Solving problems using these equations.
- Uniformly accelerated motion in a straight line, deriving relationships and solving problems, sketching diagrams, etc.
Topic: Dynamics
- Newton's laws of motion: 1st law (inertia), 2nd law (F=ma), 3rd law (action-reaction).
- Applying Newton's laws to solve problems involving forces and motion.
- Mass as the property resisting change in motion (inertia).
- Concept of weight.
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This quiz covers fundamental concepts of measurement, including physical quantities, SI units, and the distinction between scalars and vectors. Explore base units, derived units, and the importance of homogeneous equations in physical contexts. Test your knowledge on the prefixes and symbols used in measurements.