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Question 2121
jamb 1988

A force, 10N, drags a mass 10kg on a horizontal table with an acceleration of 0.2ms. If the acceleration due to gravity is 10ms-1, the coefficient of friction between the moving mass and the table is

A0.02
B0.08
C0.20
D0.80
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Question 2122
jamb 1988
How long will it take a 60kg man to climb a height of 22m if he expended energy at a rate of 0.25kW. [g = ms-2]
A5.3s
B34.5s
C41.6s
D52.8s
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Question 2123
jamb 1988
A 20-toothed gear wheel drives a 60-toothed one. If the angular speed of the smaller wheel is 120 rev s-1, the angular speed of the larger wheel is
A3 rev s-1
B40 rev s-1
C360 rev s-1
D2400 rev s-1
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Question 2124
jamb 1988

A particle starts from rest and moves with a constant acceleration of 0.5ms\(^{-2}\). The distance covered by the particle in 10s is?

A2.5m
B5.0m
C25.0m
D50.0m
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Question 2125
jamb 1988

When taking a penalty kick, a footballer applies a force of 30.0N for a period of 0.05s. if the mass of the ball is 0.075kg, calculate the speed with which the ball moves off.

A4.50ms-1
B11.25ms-1
C20.00ms-1
D45.00ms-1
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Question 2126
jamb 1988
Which of the following quantities are scalars? i. Electrical potential ii. Torque iii. Momentum iv. Kinetic energy
Aii and iii only
Bi and ii only
Ciii and iv only
Di and iv only
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Question 2127
jamb 1988
Two forces whose resultant is 100N, are at right angle to each other. If one of them makes an angle 30o with the resultant, determine its magnitude.
A8.66N
B50.0N
C57.7N
D86.6N
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Question 2128
jamb 1988

A lorry travels 10km northwards, 4km eastwards, 6km southwards, 4km westwards to arrive at a point T. What is the total displacement?

A6km south
B4km north
C6km north
D4km east
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Question 2129
jamb 1988

Which of the following are the correct SI units of the quantities indicated? i.N(Force) II. N/m (Torque) iii. watt(Power) iv. kgms-2(Momentum)

Ai and ii only
Bi, ii and iii only
Ci, ii, and iv only
Di and iii only
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Question 2130
jamb 1987
In the fig above, M and N are insulated metal spheres in contact. A negatively charged ebonite rod P is I brought near M. When M and N are Separated and the rod is taken away, which of the following statements is correct
Aboth M and N have acquired negative charges
Bboth M and N have acquired positive charges
CM has acquired negative charge and N positive charge
DN has acquired negative charge and M positive charge
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Question 2131
jamb 1987

In the above, a voltage V is applied across the terminals P and Q. The voltage across the 1 ohm resistor is

AV/8
BV/4
CV/3
DV/2
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Question 2132
jamb 1987

fig above represents the main sequence of energy conversion at kainji dam. what is the efficiency of the system?

A\(\frac{Q_1}{Q_2}\)
B\(\frac{E}{Q_1}\)
C\(\frac{E}{Q_1 - Q_2}\)
D\(\frac{E}{Q_1 + Q_2}\)
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Question 2133
jamb 1987

A 50kg block is dropped from a point 10m above, as shown in the figure above. if the force constant of the spring is 4.0 x 10\(^4\)Nm-1, find the maximum compression of the spring.  [g = 10ms\(^{-2}\)]

A1.25m
B0.50m
C0.25m
D0.05m
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Question 2134
jamb 1987

the fig above shows two connected bodies of masses M\(_1\) and M\(_2\) in equilibrium under gravity. The tension in the upper string is

A(m\(_1\)-m\(_2\))g
Bm\(_1\)g
Cm\(_2\)g
D(m\(_1\)+m\(_2\))g
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Question 2135
jamb 1987

The velocity time graph above describes the motion of a particle between two points P and Q. What is the distance between P and Q?

A17.0m
B18.0m
C22.5m
D30.0m
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Question 2136
jamb 1987

A radioactive sample initially contains N atoms. After three half-lives the number of atoms that have disintegrated is

A\(\frac{N}{8}\)
B\(\frac{3N}{8}\)
C\(\frac{5N}{8}\)
D\(\frac{7N}{8}\)
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Question 2137
jamb 1987
Isotopes are nuclei which have
Athe same number of nuetrons and electrons
Bequal number of electrons and protons
Cthe same atomic number but different number of neutrons
Dthe same number of total particles
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Question 2138
jamb 1987

Which of the following statements is TRUE of photoelectric effect?

Ait cannot occur in liquids
Bthe energy of the emitted electrons is independent of the work function of the surface
Cthe energy of the emitted electron depends on the wavelength of the incident light
Dthe greater the intensity of the incuident light, the greater the incident of the emitted electron
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Question 2139
jamb 1987
What type of reaction is represented by the following scheme? \( ^2 _1X \) + \( ^{2} _{1}Y \) + \( ^{3} _{2}Z \) + \( ^{1} _{0}n \) + energy
AFusion reaction
BFission reaction
CChain reaction
DRadioactive decay
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Question 2140
jamb 1987

A galvanometer of resistance 20\(\Omega\) is to be provided with a shunt that \(\frac{1}{10}\) of the whole current in a circuit passes through the galvanometer. The resistance of the shunt is

A2.00\(\Omega\)
B2.22\(\Omega\)
C18.00\(\Omega\)
D18.22\(\Omega\)
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