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Gravitation
07 Gravitation
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This great scientist stated that in the universe each particle of matter attaract every other particle. He postulated “The force of attaraction between any two material particles is directly proportional to the product of the masses of the particles and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them” It act along the line joining the two particles.”
This universal law of gravitation was given by
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Inside 500 meter deep mines, tow balls of weight 10 kg and 1 kg is dropped from similar height at the same time. What is out come-
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Inside 500 meter deep mines, tow balls of weight 10 kg and 1 kg is dropped from similar height at the same time. What is out come-
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An iron ball and a feather are dropped together in a vacuum.
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The weight of an object at equator is
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A ball is released from the top of a tower of height h meter. It taken t seconds to reach the ground. What is the position of ball in t/3 seconds?
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A ball is dropped from a height of 100 meter. At the same time another ball is projected upward with a velocity of 25 m/s. Both ball will meet above at the height of
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Read the following statements:Which of these statement is/are true:
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The acceleration due to gravity on earth is 9.8 ms-2.This gravity is 1/6th on moon. If an object of mass 60 kg is brought on moon, its mass on moon will be
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A monkey jump 1 meter on surface of earth. The gravity on moon in comparison to earth is 1/6 th . This monkey will jump to this height on moon.
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Gravitational force is non contact force. Newton’s law of gravitation is applicable in universe every where, however it can not be
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Existence of atmosphere on earth is possible because of this force:
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The acceleration due to gravity is
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1 N means equal to
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The gravitational force acting on 1 kg is
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A stone is dropped from air/helicopter takes 10 second to reach on earth. What is the height of helicopter from earth?
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A ball is projected straight up ward. It reaches to the height of 50 meter. What is its initial speed ?
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A ball is thrown up ward. What is acceleration due to gravity on this ball?
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A man is standing in the lift (elevator). This lift is going up ward with a constant acceleration, the apparent weight of this man is
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A man is standing in the lift at the 16th floor. All of sudden the cable of this lift breaks and lift begin to fall freely. The apparent weight of man will be
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What is the height of geostationary satellite from earth surface( from sea level)
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Suneta William had weight of 490 N on earth. She goes to a geo static space station.What is the weight of Suneeta William in the space station?
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Question: If pieces of equal size of woods, wax and iron falling from a same height, which one will reach the surface of the earth first ? ( RAS/RTS (pre) 1992 )
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Question: If the distance between the Earth and the sun were twice what it is now, the gravitational force exerted on the Earth by the sun would be- ( UP PCS (mains) 2009 )
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Question: Astronauts in space can not stand erect. This is because, in space- ( UP PCS (mains) 2007 )
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Question: If an object is falling from above, its weight remains- ( MP PCS (pre) 1992 )
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Question: Who gave the theory of gravity ? ( MP PCS (pre) 2010 )
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Question: Who among the following anticipated Newton by declaring that all things gravitate to the earth ? ( IAS (pre) 1995 )
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Question: Who propounded the universal law of gravitation ? (MP PCS (pre) 2000 )
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Question: If an apple is released from an orbiting spaceship, it will- ( UP PCS (pre) 2010 )
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Question: The Leaning Tower of Pisa does not fall because- ( UP PCS (pre) 2009 )
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Question: If a feather, a rubber ball and a wooden ball are falling freely simultaneously from the same height in vacuum, then : ( 67th BPSC (pre) 2022 )
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Question: The two balls of iron and wood of same weight dropped from the same height in air, then- ( UP PCS (pre) 1992 )
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Question: Two balls A and B are of 10 kg. and 1 kg. respectively. They are dropped simultaneously from a height of 20m. Which of the following is correct ? ( UP Lower sub. (pre) 2015 )
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Question: The weight of human body is- ( UP PCS (mains) 2015 )
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Question: Assertion (A) : The weight of human being on the Moon is 1/6 in comparison to Earth.
Reason (R) : The Moon does not have gravity like Earth.
Select the answer from following codes- (Chhattisgarh PCS (pre) 2008 )
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Question: The weight of anybody is- ( UP PCS (mains) 2009 )
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Question: If the spinning speed of the Earth increases, then the weight of the body at the equator will : ( 67th B.P.S.C. (pre) (Re. Exam ) 2022 )
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Question: Weightlessness is- ( MP PCS (pre) 1991 )
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Question: If the radius of the Earth were to shrink by one percent, its mass remaining the same, the value of g on the Earth's surface would : ( IAS (pre) 2003 )
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Question: The known forces of nature can be divided into four classes, viz, gravity, electromagnetism, weak nuclear force and strong nuclear force. With reference to them which one of the following statements is not correct ? ( IAS (pre) 2013 )
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Question: Why do pendulum clocks usually lose time in summer ? ( UP PCS (pre) 2012 )
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Question: If a person sitting in a lift then when will he feel that his weight gets increased ? ( UP PCS (pre) 1990 )
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Question: The time period of a pendulum- ( 47th BPSC (pre) 2005 )
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Question: A Geosynchronous satellite continuously active in its orbit due to centripetal force which is obtained by- ( UP PCS (pre) 2006 )
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Question: The Earth travels in its orbit at a speed of approx. 4,400km per hour. Why do we not feel this high speed ? ( UP PCS (mains) 2013 )
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Question: Satellite is kept moving in its orbit around the Earth; it is due to - ( UP PCS (mains) 2013 )
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Question: If the gravitational force of the Earth suddenly disappears, which are of the following will be the correct consequence ? ( UP PCS (mains) 2012 )
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Question: An artificial satellite orbiting around the Earth does not fall down. This is so because the attraction of Earth- ( IAS (pre) 2011 )
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Question: A girl is swinging on a swing in sitting position. When the girl stands up, the period of the swing will : ( IAS (pre) 1997 )
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Question: Consider the following statements:
A simple Pendulum is set into oscillation
Then:
1. the acceleration is zero when the bob passes through the mean position.
2. in each cycle the bob attains a given velocity twice.
3. both acceleration and velocity of the bob are zero when it reaches its extreme position during the oscillation.
4. the amplitude of oscillation of the simple pendulum decreases with time.
Which of these statements are correct ? ( IAS (pre) 2001 )
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Question: Earth's escape velocity is- ( RAS / RTS (pre) 1993 )
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Question: A pendulum clock can run faster in- ( RAS / RTS (pre) 1997 )
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Question: What will happen if an object is thrown into space with the speed of 8 km/sec. ? ( RAS/RTS (pre) 1992 )
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Question: There is no atmosphere on the Moon because- ( UP PCS (mains) 2012 )
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Question: In the state of weightlessness, the size of candle's flame will be- ( RAS/RTS (pre) 2005)
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Question: Given below are two statements-
Assertion (A) : Lighting a candle in space does not produce a flame.
Reason (R) : A flame exists due to the pull of gravity.
In the context of above, which one of the following is correct ? ( UP PCS (pre) 2009 )
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Question: Oil spreads on water surface because- ( UP PSC (GIC) 2010 ), UP PCS (pre) 1994 )
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