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Physics · Question 451

The SI unit of a spring constant is identical to the SI unit of:

  1. Surface tension
  2. Force
  3. Loudness
  4. Pressure
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Correct answer: A

Surface tension

A spring constant and surface tension are both measured in newtons per metre.

Physics · Question 452

Transverse mechanical waves can readily propagate through:

  1. A gas mixture
  2. Air
  3. A stretched string
  4. A vacuum only
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Correct answer: C

A stretched string

A stretched string supports transverse mechanical disturbances; ordinary sound in gases is longitudinal.

Physics · Question 453

At constant temperature, the volume of a fixed mass of gas is doubled. What happens to its density?

  1. It remains constant
  2. It becomes half
  3. It becomes four times
  4. It doubles
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Correct answer: B

It becomes half

Density is mass divided by volume. With fixed mass and doubled volume, density is halved.

Physics · Question 454

For an ideal gas undergoing an isothermal process, its internal energy:

  1. Increases
  2. Always becomes zero
  3. Decreases
  4. Remains constant
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Correct answer: D

Remains constant

The internal energy of an ideal gas depends only on temperature, which remains constant in an isothermal process.

Physics · Question 455

If 1.0 × 10¹⁴ electrons are removed from a neutral metal sphere, what charge remains on it?

  1. +32 μC
  2. +16 μC
  3. −32 μC
  4. −16 μC
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Correct answer: B

+16 μC

Removing electrons leaves a positive charge: q = ne = 10¹⁴ × 1.6 × 10⁻¹⁹ C = 16 μC.

Physics · Question 456

The current in a 5 H inductor decreases at 2 A/s. What is the magnitude of the induced emf?

  1. 0.1 V
  2. 2.5 V
  3. 0.4 V
  4. 10 V
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Correct answer: D

10 V

The magnitude is L|di/dt| = 5 × 2 = 10 V.

Physics · Question 457

An alternating current has an RMS value of 10 A. What is its peak value?

  1. 7.07 A
  2. 14.14 A
  3. 20 A
  4. 10 A
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Correct answer: B

14.14 A

For a sinusoidal current, I_peak = √2 I_RMS = 14.14 A.

Physics · Question 458

A wire under a fixed load has its radius doubled. If other conditions remain unchanged, its extension becomes:

  1. Twice as large
  2. Half as large
  3. One-eighth as large
  4. One-fourth as large
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Correct answer: D

One-fourth as large

Extension is inversely proportional to cross-sectional area, and area is proportional to radius squared.

Physics · Question 459

Energy bands in solids arise principally because of the:

  1. Heisenberg uncertainty principle only
  2. Pauli exclusion principle
  3. Pascal principle
  4. Bohr correspondence principle
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Correct answer: B

Pauli exclusion principle

When atoms form a solid, the Pauli exclusion principle leads closely spaced atomic energy levels to split into bands.

Chemistry · Question 460

Acetone and chloroform mix readily mainly because they form:

  1. Ion–dipole attractions
  2. Intermolecular hydrogen bonds
  3. Ionic bonds
  4. Metallic bonds
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Correct answer: B

Intermolecular hydrogen bonds

The hydrogen of chloroform can interact with the carbonyl oxygen of acetone through hydrogen bonding.