Chapter 3 Motion and force.
1. When force is applied on body its mass remains Constant
2. Displacement-time graph is called Velocity
3. Displacement-time graph may be Negative
4. Distance-time graph can never be Negative
5. Slope or gradient of v-t graph is called Acceleration
6. Area under v-t graph is called Distance traveled
7. Free fall motion is 9.8 ms-2 or 32 ft s-2
8. Newton’s first law of motion is also known as Law of inertia
9. Newton’s second law of motion F=ma
10. Newton’s third law of motion FAB = -FBA
11. Linear momentum was called quantity of motion by Newton
12. The rate of change of momentum is equal to Force acting on body
13. The product of F and t is called impulse of force, represented by J
14. In an elastic collision both kinetic energy and momentum is Conserved
15. In an inelastic collision momentum is conserved but kinetic energy is not Conserved
16. The type of collision in which before and after collision appear on singe line Head-on collision
17. The relative speed of approach is equal to relative speed of separating for two Bodies colliding elastically
18. Projectile motion is two dimensional under an action of Gravity
19. The vertical component of velocity in projectile in highest is Zero
20. The horizontal component of velocity of projectile remains Constant
21. In projectile motile motion the upward quantities are taken Positive
22. In projectile motile motion the downward quantities are taken Negative
23. Height of projectile Vi2 sin2 θ/2g
24. Range of projectile Vi2 sin2θ/g
25. Time of projectile 2Vi sin θ/g
26. If kinetic energy of body is increased by 300%, the increase in momentum is 100%
27. The vertical velocity of projectile at its maximum height is zero.
28. The velocity of projectile at its maximum height is minimum.
29. Two equal, non parallel and non concurrent forces that produce only angular acceleration are called Couple.
30. The minimum number of unequal forces that keep the body in equilibrium are 2
31. A ball is thrown from window of moving train, It hit the ground by Parabolic path
32. A man throws a ball vertically in accelerated train, he ball will fall in His hand
33. A jet drops a bomb when it is above the target but it miss it due to Horizontal component of the velocity of bomber
34. To jump long, a jumper should jump at 450
35. The range of projectile is the same for two angles which are mutually Complementary
36. The path of projectile is parabolic in shape and is called Trajectory
37. The change in position of body is called Displacement
38. Inertia of body is measured in terms of Mass
39. If velocity is increasing, the acceleration is Positive
40. When bullet is fired by the gun, the gun moves backward with velocity Less than bullet
41. The three equations of motion are useful for Linear motion
42. Newton’s laws are applicable in Inertial frames only
43. If two objects are moving with the same velocity, it’s difficult to stop the Massive of the two
44. Acceleration of bodies of different masses are The same
45. Rate of change of momentum is called Impulse
46. The product of force and duration of impact is called Impulse
47. A collision in which both K.E and momentum is conserved is called Elastic collision
48. a collision in which momentum is conserved but K.E is not, is called Inelastic collision
49. The laws of motion show the relation between a and F
50. Inertial mass and gravitational mass are Identical
51. A frame of reference stationed on earth is called Inertial frame
52. The relation between range and maximum range R=R0sin2θ
53. Newtonian physics does not hold true in case of Atomic particles
54. The conservation of linear momentum holds true in case of Atomic physics
55. The ballistics missiles are used only for Short range
56. The collisions between atomic particles, nuclear particles and fundamental particles are Truly elastic collision
57. A 5kg mass is falling freely, the force acting on, it will be Zero
58. Dimension of momentum is similar to that of Impulse
59. The vertical height and horizontal range will be equal, if angle of projection is 760
60. In rotational motion the analogue of force is Torque