Class 9 Morden ABC Competency Test3
Class 9 Morden ABC Competency Test3
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7. A lorry and a car with the same kinetic energy are
Identify the energy conversions from Y to Z. brought to rest by the application of brakes which
(a) Electrical energy ➔ Potential energy provide equal retarding forces. Which of them will
come to rest in a shorter distance? (NTSE 2012)
(b) Kinetic energy ➔ Potential energy
(a) Lorry
(c) Kinetic energy ➔ Electrical energy
(b) Car
(d) Potential energy ➔ Kinetic energy
(NTSE 2014) (c) Both will stop at the same distance.
(d) Cannot be said.
3. A force of 60 N acts on a body which moves it
through a distance of 4 m on a horizontal surf_ace. 8. When the force retards the mothion of a body, the
What is the work done, if the directi on of force is at work done by the force during retardation is:
an angle of 60° to the horizontal surface? (NTSE2011)
(a) 100 J (b) 120 J (a) zero
(c) 75 J (d) 120 N cm (b) negative
(c) positive
4· A pump can lift water of 150 kg in 15 s, to _st0 re it
d th (d) positive or negative depending upon the
in an overhead tank at a height of 15 m. Fm 4e magnitude of force and displacement.
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power of the pump . (g = 9, 8 m- )
9. Study the table below .
(b) 1270 W ,---- -----,
(a) 1070 W
Mechanical energies
(c) 1470 W (d) 1570 W
5· 5unil rolls a marble down an inclined plane as
shown b I (NTSE 2012)
eow. energ\"
mass height
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three paths leading to the to p of the hill
16. There are h f ·cr f th
20cm ~ ns shown. Assuming that t c n '.on o e groUnd
.1s neg11.g1'ble which of the fo llowmg statemen~
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(a) 1.96 J (b) 1.568 J
(c) 7.84 J (d) 1.225 J
11. Three different stones are lifted from the ground
level to different heights on different planets as
given below: (NTSE 2010)
Case 1: Q 250 g stone lifted to 10 m on earlh. (a) Path c requires the more energy to reach the
top.
Case 2: A 800 g stone lifted to 2 m on Saturn.
(b) Path B requires the least energy to reach the top.
Case 3: A 1 Kg stone lifted to 1 m on jupiter.
(c) Path B requires more energy than path A to
Which of lhe following statements is true? reach the top.
(Give11 that /lie acceleration due to gravity on tire Earth, (d) All the three paths require the same amount of
the Sahm1 and the Jupiter are IO III s-2, 15 111 s-2 and 25 energy to reach lhe top.
111 s-2 respectively).
17. In which of the following applications is work not
(a) More energy is required in case 2 lhan case 1. done? (NTSE 2012)
(b) More energy is required for case 1 lhan case 3. (a) Shopping in the supermarket.
(c) Case 1 and case 2 require lhe same amount of
(b) Standing with a basket of fruit on lhe head.
energy.
(c) Climbing a tree to pluck.
(d) Case 1 and case 3 require lhe same amount of
energy. (d) Pushing a w heelbarrow of bricks.
12. A body 'A' of mass 5 kg and a body 'B' of mass 18. A crane 'P' lifts a car upto a certain height in I minute.
10 kg are dropped simultaneously from a height of Another crane 'Q' lifts the same car upto the same
15 m. Calculate the ratio of their K.E., KA/ K8 When height in 2 minute. (NTSE 2011)
they are 10 m/s above the ground. (fake g = 10 rns/s2)
(NTSE 2009) I. Crane ' P' consumes two times more fuel than
cran e 'Q' .
(a) 1 (b) 1/2
II. Crane ' P' supplies two times more power than
(c) 1/3 (d) 1/4 crane 'Q'.
13. Two bodies of masses 20 kg and 15 kg are dropped
Based on the above information, identify the correct
from the top of a building. At any instant during the option.
fall they have equal: (NTSE 2009)
(a) Statement (I) is false while statement (II) is
(a) potential energy (b) kinetic energy false.
(c) momentum (d) acceleration
(b) Statement (I) is fa lse while statement (IT) IS true
14. A pump installed on ground takes 15 minutes to fill
(c) Both statements (I) and (II) are true
a water tank of 30 m 8 colume placed at a height of
50 m. If the efficiency of pump is 30%, the power (d) Both statements (I) and (II) are false
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consumed by the pump will be: · From a waterfa ll, water p ours down at the rate of
(Take densih; of water= 100 kg/111 3 ) (NTSE 2009) lOO kg s·l on the blades of a turbine. If the height of
the fall is 120 m, what is the power delivered to th<'
(a) 42 kW (b) 45 kW
(c) 49 kW (d) 54 kW turbine? (Take g = 10 111 5 ~) (NTS£ 201.11
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(b)L
maximum?
kinetic energy will increase above its initial value
which was 100 J?
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(a) 200 J (b) 300 J
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(c) 900 J (d) 800 J
25. The engine of a bus of mass 5000 kg accelerates
the bus from 2 ms-1 to 20 ms-1 in 120 seconds. The
power expanded by the bus is F
s
(a) 8250 W (b) 8.25 W
(Madhya Pradesh, NTSE 2017-18)
(c) 82.5 W (d) 825 W
(Tamil Nadu, NTSE 2016-17) 34. Two bodies of unequal masses possess the same
momentum. The K.E. of the heavier mass will be
26. A car of mass 2000 kg travelling with a uniform
velocity of 2 ms- 1accelerates till its velocity becomes (a) same (b) greater
22 ms-1• The work done on the car is (c) less
(a) 4.8 KJ (b) 480 KJ (d) much greater than the K.E. of lighter mass
(c) 48 KJ (d) 500 KJ 35. How much water a pump of 2kW power can raise
27. Two bodies of mass 1 gm and 4 gm are moving with in one minute to a height of 10 m? (g = 10 ms-2)
equal kinetic energies. The ratio of the magnitude of (Delhi, NTSE 2016-17)
their linear momentum is (a) 10001 (b) 1200I
(a) 4 : 1 (b) fi. :1 (c) 10 I (d) 2000 I
(c) 1 : 2 (d) 1 : 6 36. The kinetic energy of a body becomes 4 times of its
(11.P., NTSE 2016-17) initial value. The new linear momentum will be
28 · A ~y has mass 100 kg. What work has to be done (a) same as initial momentum
to increase its velocity from 2 ms- 1 to 6 ms- 1. (b) four times as initial momen tum
(a) 100 J (b) 200 J (c) two times as initial momentum
(c) 1600 J (d) 600 J (d) eight times as initial momentum
(Punjab, NTSE 201 6-17) (DelJ1 i NTSE 2017- 1.en
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37. A bom1' of mass 3 m kg explodes into two pieces of ANSWERS ANO H~N'_
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~,nss m kg nnd 2 m kg. If the velocity of m kg mass
1
1s 16 nu:- , the total 1-.inetic energy released in the
1. (b)
e, plosion is (De/Iii 2018-19) As the body moves to J he1g.ht iu.dpotenttal
2. (b)
(n) 192 m J (b) 96 m J energy .me,~.,..,._
.,,.,, co and kinetic energy ecrca~'\
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(r) 384 m J (rl) 768 m J
3. (b) W - F s cos0 • 60 " 4 x cos flJ' - 60 x 4 y 2
38. lf 'x' calories of heat are supplied to 15 g of water, its • 120 J
temperature rises from 20°C to 24°C. If specific heat
W 111g11 _ 1sox 9.sx 15 - 1470W
for water is I cal g- 10c- 1, then the value of 'x' is 4. (c) P=-= - \ 'i
t I -
(Del/ii 2018-19)
(11) 30 (/J) 120 5. (n) WhUe rolling heat energy is not lost.
(c) 15 (rl) 60 6. (b) y = mgh • 2 x 10 " 3 = 60 J
39. A rod of length '/' and mass ' 111' fixed at one end is 7. (c) y 2- "2 = 2.as
hanging vertically. The other end is now raised so -E
When V=0, U =same, a = -;; C SilI1le then s· SJl1'V!
that the rod makes an angle 30° with the horizontal
line. The work done in this process is 8. (b) W =- F ><S
(Harya,ia 2018-19) 9. (b) X = K.E = kinetic energy
mg! Y mg <X (mg) h
(n) mgl (/J)-
2 10. (b) P.E. gained
mgl mgl
(c) 3 (rl) -
U = mgh
4 = 0.8 X 7.8 )( 0.2
40. Two bodies have masses 2 m and m, their kinetic
energies are in the ratio 8 : 1. Their linear momentum = 1.568
are in the ratio (Cha11digarh NTSE 2019-20) 11. (n) On earth 6 U = mgh = 0.25 x 10 " h = 2.Sh
(11) 1 : 1 (b) 2 : 1
On Saturn 6 U = mgh = 0.8 x 10 x h = 8h
(c) 4 : 1 (rl)S: 1 On Jupiter 6 U = mgh = I " 25 " h c 25h
41. Water is pouring down from a waterfall at the rate 12. (n) u = 0, v = ?, a = g, h = 15m
of 75 kg/s on the blades of a turbine. If the height of v2 = u 2 =2as
the fall is 100 m, then power delivered to the turbine
is nearly (Cha11digarh NTSE 2019-20) v = same
(n) 95 kW (b) 75 kW K.E= same
13. (d)
(c) 100 kW (rl) 0 kW P~,utput
14. (d) 11 =
42. U work, force and tin1e are represented by A, B and p"'I"''
C respectively then the term (A/BC) will represent
P,>utpul
(Rajastl1a11 NTSE 2019-20) 0.3 = - -
p onput
(n) displacement (b) velocity
poutput
(c) acceleration (d) momentum p mput =
0.3
43. Spring constant of a spring is K = 6 x 1()3 N/m. Work
p mgh
done to stretch it 10-2 m from mean position is mpul = 0.3x I
(Rajastha11 NTSE 2019-20)
(p XV) X gh
(n) 0.003 J (b) 0.03 J
0.3 x t
(c) 0.3 J (d) 3 J
1000 X 30 X 9.8 X 50
44. A tennis ball is thrown up and reaches a certain
height and comes down in 8 s. If values of 0.3x 1S x60
acceleration due to gravity (g) = 10 ms-2, then height = 54444 w = 54 .4kw
15. (b)
reached by tennis baU and velocity with which it
16. (d) TI,e energy referred to more to the top of the
stril-.es the ground respeliively is _ _ and _ _.
(Malrnra sl,tra NTSE 2019-20) hill convert into potential energy wluch 1~
(11) 6-10 m , 160 ms- 1 (b) 320 m 120 ms- 1 same in all the three cases.
1 17. (b) Because there is no d isplace ment
(c) lo0 m, 80 ms- (d) 80 m, 40 ms- 1
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. Work done is same th
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S ('I) • 'P'd erefore fu I
l· same. _ oes work in hall ti.rn e spent is Work= Loss in kinetic energy
supplies two times more e therefore 'P'
power than 'Q' 1 2 - 1 100 5 x 5 = - 1.25 J
mgh = 0 - - 111 V = - x - - x
2 2 1000
t9• (a) : p == - ,- = 100 x 10 x 120 = 120 kw 33. (d) Because e= 0°
mg/, 40 X lQ X (50 x 0.2) p2 1
P== - = 34· {c) K.E. = - When p = constant K.E. oc - •
15. (a) P= 2 J 2 ,
t
.!!.: (Vf - v,2)= 5000 [202 -2.2]
21 2 xl20 t / ::
I 2 I
- sin ~0°
,:
30°
//2
= ooo
5 X 22 X 18 = 8250 W 2 y T' r - - - - -
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C'
2x 12Q
1 2
+
I I
C''I 1- - -
16. (b) W= KEw - KEinitia! = ; [Vf -V/J= ~00 [(22f-( 2f] I
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x l x25 = 12.5 J
.-. 11 = 40 ms-
1
1
. 40 X 40 I= 4 5
v= o{
W = KE = ]:_mV =]:_
2
2
-mu2 = mgh .. h =- 2 x 10 = 80m a =-10 ms- 2
. 2. 2 1 u
~ ~ y
.
lt fa lls back wi th 40 ms- .
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