JEE (Main) Physics - Potential Energy, Conservation of Mechanical Energy, Vertical Circle Motion MCQs
JEE (Main) Physics - Work, Energy and Power MCQs
Questions (31-45)
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The potential energy stored in a spring is given by:
- a) ½ k x2
- b) k x2
- c) ½ m v2
- d) m g h
Answer: a) ½ k x2
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If a spring is stretched by a distance x from its equilibrium position, its potential energy is proportional to:
Answer: b) x2
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The conservation of mechanical energy holds when:
- a) The system is subject to conservative forces only
- b) The system is subject to non-conservative forces only
- c) The system is in free fall
- d) There are no forces acting on the object
Answer: a) The system is subject to conservative forces only
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The work done by a conservative force is:
- a) Path-dependent
- b) Zero
- c) Path-independent
- d) Negative
Answer: c) Path-independent
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The total mechanical energy of a system is conserved if:
- a) Only non-conservative forces act on it
- b) Only conservative forces act on it
- c) There is no friction
- d) The potential energy is constant
Answer: b) Only conservative forces act on it
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The force that does not conserve mechanical energy is called:
- a) Conservative force
- b) Non-conservative force
- c) Centripetal force
- d) Gravitational force
Answer: b) Non-conservative force
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The energy lost by a non-conservative force is:
- a) Converted to potential energy
- b) Converted to kinetic energy
- c) Dissipated as heat
- d) Converted to gravitational potential energy
Answer: c) Dissipated as heat
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The mechanical energy of a body is the sum of its:
- a) Kinetic and potential energies
- b) Only kinetic energy
- c) Only potential energy
- d) None of the above
Answer: a) Kinetic and potential energies
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In the case of an object moving in a vertical circle, the forces acting on the object include:
- a) Gravitational force and tension
- b) Only gravitational force
- c) Tension and friction
- d) Gravitational force and friction
Answer: a) Gravitational force and tension
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In a vertical circle, the speed of an object is minimum at:
- a) The highest point
- b) The lowest point
- c) The midpoint
- d) At a random point
Answer: a) The highest point
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When an object moves in a vertical circle, at the highest point of the circle, the tension in the string is:
- a) Maximum
- b) Zero
- c) Minimum
- d) Maximum only when the speed is zero
Answer: b) Zero
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For an object in a vertical circular motion, the mechanical energy is conserved if:
- a) No external forces act
- b) The object is moving under the influence of gravity
- c) The system includes friction
- d) The system includes air resistance
Answer: a) No external forces act
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The work done by a non-conservative force in a vertical circle is:
- a) Always zero
- b) Dependent on the path taken
- c) Equal to the change in potential energy
- d) Only due to the gravitational force
Answer: b) Dependent on the path taken
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The potential energy of an object at the highest point in a vertical circle is:
- a) Maximum
- b) Zero
- c) Equal to the kinetic energy
- d) Minimum
Answer: a) Maximum
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The mechanical energy of an object in a vertical circle is conserved when:
- a) The tension in the string is constant
- b) There are no non-conservative forces acting on it
- c) The object's speed is constant
- d) Only conservative forces are acting on the object
Answer: d) Only conservative forces are acting on the object
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