Physics MCQs

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on Physics, a fundamental topic in the field of General Knowledge. Whether you're preparing for competitive exams, honing your problem-solving skills, or simply looking to enhance your abilities in this field, our Physics MCQs are designed to help you grasp the core concepts and excel in solving problems.

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Q571.
By stepping on the pedal slowly to the maximum, we can move our car with an

a.

decreasing acceleration

b.

zero acceleration

c.

increasing acceleration

d.

constant deceleration

Discuss
Answer: (c).increasing acceleration
Q572.
The area under the speed-time graph is the

a.

total acceleration

b.

total speed

c.

total time taken

d.

total distance moved

Discuss
Answer: (d).total distance moved
Q573.
If the speed is 8 ms⁻¹ for the time t = 0 s to t = 11 s. The distance travelled from t = 0 s to t = 12 s?

a.

1.5 m

b.

88 m

c.

96 m

d.

1.4 m

Discuss
Answer: (c).96 m
Q574.
By releasing the pedal, we can move car with a

a.

decreasing acceleration

b.

zero acceleration

c.

increasing acceleration

d.

constant deceleration

Discuss
Answer: (d).constant deceleration
Q575.
By slowly releasing the pedal from maximum position, we can move our car with a

a.

decreasing acceleration

b.

zero acceleration

c.

increasing acceleration

d.

constant deceleration

Discuss
Answer: (a).decreasing acceleration
Q576.
For a speed time graph, the gradient to the tangent at a point on the curve gives the

a.

decreasing acceleration

b.

instantaneous acceleration

c.

increasing acceleration

d.

constant deceleration

Discuss
Answer: (b).instantaneous acceleration
Q577.
To illustrate uniform and non-uniform acceleration for motions in a straight line, we can use

a.

velocity-distance graphs

b.

displacement-time graphs

c.

speed-time graphs

d.

speed-displacement graphs

Discuss
Answer: (c).speed-time graphs
Q578.
A football rolling in a straight line slows down from 10 ms⁻¹ to 4 ms⁻¹ in 15 s. Its acceleration is

a.

0.4ms⁻²

b.

−0.4 ms⁻²

c.

2 ms⁻²

d.

20 ms⁻²

Discuss
Answer: (b).−0.4 ms⁻²
Q579.
The SI unit of speed is

a.

mh⁻¹

b.

ms⁻¹

c.

ms⁻²

d.

kmh⁻¹

Discuss
Answer: (b).ms⁻¹
Q580.
The change in velocity in the opposite direction as the velocity is called

a.

constant acceleration

b.

zero acceleration

c.

negative acceleration

d.

positive acceleration

Discuss
Answer: (c).negative acceleration
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