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    This document is a physics test covering topics of work, power, and energy. It contains 10 multiple choice and numerical questions testing concepts such as: 1) Converting between watts and joules 2) Determining if work is done by a surface on a moving ball 3) Examples where force is applied but no work is done 4) Calculating final velocities given initial conditions

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    Physics Test, Class – XI

    Work, Power and Energy


    M.M:25 Time:1.5Hr

    1. How many MeV are there in 1watt hour?


    a) 2.25 x 1016 b) 2.25 x 1012 c) 3.36 x 1016 d) 3.36 x 1015 (1)

    2. A ball moves in a frictionless inclined table without slipping. The work done by the table surface on the ball is
    a) Negative b) Zero c) Positive d) None of the options (1)

    3. Is it possible that a body be acted upon a force and it be accelerated also but even then no work is done by
    the force? Give an example. (2)

    4. Two smooth inclined planes are shown in figure. Two blocks of same mass start slipping from A Which block
    will reach the ground with more velocity? (2)

    5. A pendulum of length 1 m and mass 100 g is displaced by 60° from mean position. Calculate the work done.
    (g = 10 ms-2). (2)

    6. Prove that the minimum tension required for a body to complete a vertical loop at lowermost point is six
    times the weight of the body. (3)

    7. Force acting on a body of mass 1 kg is F = - 2x N, Where x is in metres. If velocity of the body at x = 3.0 m
    be 8.0 ms-1, then what will be its velocity at x = 4 m? (3)

    8. A chain is placed on a frictionless table figure such that its 1/5 part is hanging from the edge of the table. If
    length of the chain be l and its mass be m kg, then calculate the work done in pulling the hanging part of the
    chain on the table. (3)

    9. A block of mass 2 kg is allowed to fall from a height of 40 cm on a spring of force constant of 1960 Nm-1.
    What will be maximum compression in spring? (3)

    10. a) Derive expressions for final velocities of two bodies when they collide elastically in one dimension. What
    will happen if a very heavy body strikes a massive stationery body?
    b) An electron and proton are moving with same momentum. Which has greater Kinetic energy? (5)

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