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Force And Pressure
A car slips on a wet road because

a) Water increases the friction between the road and the tyres.
b) Brakes can be applied on a wet road.
c) The friction between the brakes shoes and the wheels is reduced.
d) Water reduces the friction between the road and the tyres.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Water reduces the friction between the road and the tyres.
Solution Is : Water lubricates the area in contact between the tyres and the road. This reduces the friction and the car slips on a wet road.
Force exerted during the digestion of food in alimentary canal is

a) Muscular force.
b) Electrostatic force.
c) Magnetic force.
d) Gravitational force.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Muscular force.
Solution Is : When the food passes through the alimentary canal, the muscles surrounding it contracts and relax. Here, the action of muscles helps in the digestion of food. So, the food getting pushed in the alimentary canal is an example of muscular force.
The force exerted on the block of wood to push it on the floor is the/an

a) Muscular force.
b) Magnetic force.
c) Gravitational force.
d) Electrostatic force.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Muscular force.
Solution Is : The force exerted on an object due to the action of muscles of the body is called muscular force. Here, the muscles are used to push the block of wood on the floor.
Pressure is directly proportional to

a) Force.
b) Volume.
c) Thickness.
d) Area.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Force.
Solution Is : Pressure is the force per unit area applied in a direction perpendicular to the surface of an object. Hence, pressure is directly proportional to force.
Two bodies in the universe attract each other by a force called

a) Contact force.
b) Gravitational force.
c) Muscular force.
d) Frictional force.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Gravitational force.
Solution Is : Any two bodies in the universe attract each other by a force called gravitational force. The magnitude of this force depends on the masses of two bodies and the distance between them.
The weight of a body is due to

a) Magnetic force.
b) Electrostatic force.
c) Gravitational force.
d) Frictional force.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Gravitational force.
Solution Is : A body has weight due to gravitational force which acts on it. Gravitational force acts in the downward direction and thus, an object is pulled towards the earth by its gravity in the downward direction only. Weight of a body is given by `mg`, where, m = mass of the body and g = acceleration due to gravity.
The boiling point of a liquid increases due to

a) Increase in pressure.
b) Decrease in pressure.
c) Increase in volume.
d) Decrease in volume.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Increase in pressure.
Solution Is : An increase in pressure means increase in force, which increases the motion of the liquid molecules in the fixed area of the container. Molecules now collide more frequently and thereby, the temperature of the liquid increases. So, there is an increase in the boiling point of the liquid.
Any change in the pressure on a confined gas will not change its

a) Volume.
b) Weight.
c) Temperature.
d) Area.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : Weight.
Solution Is : Pressure = force/ area = (force x length/ volume). An increase in pressure means increase in force, which increases the motion of the gas particles in the fixed area of the container. Particles now collide more frequently and thereby, the temperature of the gas increases. Thus, a change in pressure on an confined gas results in the change in its volume, area and temperature. Whereas, weight is given by `mg` which does not change with change in pressure as the mass of the gas and acceleration due to gravity remains constant.
A camel is able to walk on sand because

a) It has flat broad feet.
b) It has round broad feet.
c) It has flat narrow feet.
d) It has round narrow feet.



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : It has flat broad feet.
Solution Is : Camel has flat broad feet which increases the area of contact with the sand. Thus, less pressure is exerted by the camel on the sand as pressure = force/area and the feet of the camel sinks very little in the sand.
Mercury column calculated for one atmospheric pressure at sea level is

a) 520 mm
b) 25 mm
c) 740 mm
d) 760 mm



Answer
Solution
Correct Answer Is : 760 mm
Solution Is : Atmospheric pressure is always calculated at sea level using a mercury barometer. Pressure(P) = hdg, where, d = 13.6 gram per cubic centimetre; and g = 9.8 metre per second squared. Therefore, for 1 atmospheric pressure, the height of the mercury column is calculated to be 76cm or 760mm.
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