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Question 1
jamb 2015
An alternating current with a frequency of 100HZ has a period of
A0.03sec
B0.01sec
C0.04sec
D0.15sec
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Question 2
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Momentum and Kinetic energy are conserved in
AInelastic collision
BElastic collision
CExplosion
DSpacecraft
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Question 3
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The property of a body to remain at rest or to continue to move in a straight line is known as
Aforce
BImpulse
CEnergy
DInertia
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Question 4
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The normal temperature of human body is record at what ranges?
A27°C to 43°C
B30°C to 40°
C98.4°C only
DBetween 35°C to 37°C
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Question 5
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In an inelastic collision

I. Energy is conserved
II. Energy is decreased
III. Energy is increased
IV. Linear momentum conserved

AI only
BII and IV only
CII only
DIII only
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Question 6
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Which of the following instrument is most accurately for comparing electromotive force (e.m.f) of two cells?
AVoltmeter
BMeter rule
CGalvanometer
DPotentiometer
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Question 7
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When a man moves toward a plane mirror at a speed of 6m/s, the distance the man and his image increased at a speed of?

A2 m/s
B4 m/s
C12 m/s
D14 m/s
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Question 8
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Volatile liquids usually
AHave high boiling points
Bhave low boiling points
Chave high densities
Dhave high melting points
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Question 9
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Efficiency of a transformer is equal to
AEfficiency of transformer = (secondary coil ÷ primary coil) × 100%
BEfficiency of transformer = (mechanical advantage ÷ velocity ratio) × 100%
CEfficiency of a transformer = (Number of turns in the secondary coil ÷ Number of turns in the primary coil) × 100%
DEfficiency of a transformer = (power developed in the secondary coil ÷ power supplied to the primary coil) × 100%
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Question 10
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Which one of the following is a vector quantity?

ATemperature gradient
BMass
CWork
DTime
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Question 11
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The eyeball consists of a round tough white skin called
ASclerotic
BChoroid coal
COptical fiber
DAccommodation
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Question 12
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The net movement of solvent molecules from a region of high solvent potential to a region of lower solvent potential through a partially or semi permeable membrane is refer to as

ADiffusion
BOsmosis
CSurface tension
DCohesion
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Question 13
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A regular spacing or arrangement of atoms in a crystalline material is called
AOrbit
BLattice
CAtomic structure
DEnergy level
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Question 14
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Heat transfer by convection will take place in one the following substance.

AStone
BWood
CMercury
DWater
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Question 15
jamb 2015
The r.m.s value of a supply voltage is quoted at 200v. What is the approximate peak value of the voltage?
A200volts
B300volts
C283volts
D250volts
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Question 16
jamb 2015
A good electric cell should have the following except
AA minimum of polarization effect
BA long life
CA cheap and safe electrolytes
DCost and dangerous of the cell
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Question 17
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The dimension of universal gravitational constant is……….?
A\( M­^{–1}L^3 T^{–2} \)
BML3T2
CML3
DMLT-2
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Question 18
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What is the S.I unit of relative density?
Akg m-2
Bkg m2
Ckg cm3
Dhas no S.I unit
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Question 19
jamb 2015

If a projectile has maximum range of 36m, find the speed of projection (Take g = 9.8m/s2)

A19m/s
B2m/s
C4m/s2
D7m/s2
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Question 20
jamb 2015
Neutron were discovered by
AJ.J. Thompson
BJames Chadwick
CMichael faraday
DDalton
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