A. ML-1T-2
B. ML-2T-2
C. MLT-2
D. ML2T-2
Related Mcqs:
- When a force is applied at one end of an elastic wire it produces at strain ∝ in the wire. If y is the youngs modulus of the material of the wire the amount of energy stored per unit volume of the wire is given by_________________?
A. Y∝
B. 2Y∝
C. Y∝/2
D. Y∝2 - A certain stress applied to an elastic material produces a certain strain in it. If the elastic limit is not exceeded the energy gained per unit volume of the material is given by_________________?
A. Stress/strain
B. (stress/strain)
C. Stress x strain
D. (Stress / strain) - What is the SI unit of modulus of elasticity of substance ?
A. Nm-2
B. Jm-2
C. Nm-1
D. Being a number it has no unit. - The ration stress to strain in youngs modulus of the material then tension is__________________?
A. Directly proportional to extension
B. Directly proportional to strain
C. Directly proportional to square of amplitude
D. Inversely proportional to extension - A rubber cord of cross-sectional area 2cm2 has a length of 1m. When a tensile force of 10N is applied the length of the cord increases by 1cm. What is the youngs modulus of rubber ?
A. 2×108 Nm-2
B. 5×106 Nm-2
C. 0.5×10-6 Nm-2
D. 0.2×10-6Nm-2 - A uniform steel wire of length 4m and area of cross-section 3×10-6m2 is extended by 1mm by the application of a force. If the youngs modulus of steel is 2×1011 Nm-2 the energy stored in the wire is___________________?
A. 0.025J
B. 0.50J
C. 0.75J
D. 0.100J - Young’s modulus is the property of __________?
A. Gas only
B. Liquid only
C. Solid only
D. All of the aboveSubmitted by: Naveed Tahir
- The collision between two bodies be elastic if bodies are_________________?
A. solid and soft
B. soft and elastic
C. solid and hard
D. hard and elastic - A wire of length L is stretched by a length E when a force F is applied at one end. If the elastic limit is not exceeded the amount of energy stored in the wire is_________________?
A. FE
B. (FE)
C. FE2/L
D. FE2 - ML-1 T-2 is the dimension of_______________?
A. Force
B. Pressure
C. Momentum
D. Energy