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Question 936: [Forces
> Moment]
A force F is applied to a beam at a
distance d from a pivot. The force acts at an angle θ to a line perpendicular
to the beam.
Which combination will cause largest
turning effect about the pivot?
F d θ
A large
large large
B large
large small
C small
small large
D small
large small
Reference: Past Exam Paper – June 2006 Paper 1 Q14
Solution 936:
Answer: B.
It is only the perpendicular
component of the force F to the distance d that will contribute to the turning
effect.
Perpendicular component of force = F
cosθ
Here, the turning effect will be
given by
Moment = (F cosθ) × d = F × d × cosθ
For the perpendicular component of
the force to have a larger value, the angle θ should be as small as possible. cos
(0) = 1 while the cosine of any angle greater than 0°, up
to 90° (these
are the possible values of the angle here), is always less than 1.
F and D should be large, as seen
from the equation.
Question 937: [Current
of Electricity > Resistance]
The wire of a heating element has
resistance R. The wire breaks and is replaced by a different wire.
Data for original wire and the
replacement wire are shown in the table.
length diameter resistivity of metal
original wire l d ρ
replacement wire l 2d 2ρ
What is the resistance of the
replacement wire?
A R / 4 B R / 2 C
R D 2R
Reference: Past Exam Paper – November 2013 Paper 11 & 12 Q35
Solution 937:
Answer: B.
Resistance R of
a wire = ρl / A
Cross-section
area A = πr2 = π (d/2)2
For the replacement
wire, d is doubled. This causes A to increase by a factor of 4 (A becomes 4A). Also,
ρ is now 2ρ.
Resistance of
replacement wire = (2ρ)l / (4A) = ρl / 2A = (ρl / A ) /2 =
R / 2
Question 938: [Dynamics
> Resultant forces]
A balloon is acted upon by three
forces, weight, upthrust and sideways force due to the wind, as shown in
diagram.
What is the vertical component of
the resultant force on the balloon?
A 500 N B 1000 N C
10 000 N D 10 500N
Reference: Past Exam Paper – June 2003 Paper 1 Q14
Solution 938:
Answer: B.
The vertical component is simply
given by the resultant of the vertical forces only. The sideways force will not
affect the vertical component since it acts at 90°
to the vertical. It has no vertical component.
Vertical component = Upthrust –
Weight = 10000 – 9000 = 1000 N
Question 939: [Matter
> Deformation]
Four materials are formed into rods
of same dimensions.
At room temperature, which can
sustain the largest plastic deformation?
A the ductile material aluminium
B the brittle material carbon
C the brittle material glass
D the ductile material steel
Reference: Past Exam Paper – June 2009 Paper 1 Q19
Solution 939:
Answer:
A. Brittle materials, such as glass and carbon, break easily under a small tension.
Ductility is the ability of a solid material to deform under tensile stress. The question asks for the material that can be deformed without regaining its original shape (plastic deformation) without breaking.
Aluminium can sustain a larger plastic deformation than steel.
nov 2008 paper 1 q31 and q3
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if the volume is constant then is the are constant too?
thanks
For the June 2008 paper, go to
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Hi admin, how do you know that Aluminium can sustain a larger plastic deformation than steel?
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note that this part has already been removed in the most recent syllabus. So, don;t worry about it
DeleteFor solution 939 pls
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