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Question 2271
jamb 1981

An object placed on the principle axis of a convex lens of focal length 10m produces a real image of double magnification. The image distance from the lens is

A30cm
B25cm
C20cm
D15cm
E10cm
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Question 2272
jamb 1981

The mass of a proton is approximately equal to that of

Aan \(\alpha\)-particle
Ba \(\beta\)-particle
C\(\gamma\)-ray
Dan electron
Ea neutron
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Question 2273
jamb 1981
The quantity (timbre) of sound depends on
Aamplitude
Bfrequency
Charmonics
Dvelocity
Ewavelength
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Question 2274
jamb 1981

Change of state is accompanied by change of?

Atemperature
Bvolume
Cheat content
Dtemperature and volume
Evolume and heat content
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Question 2275
jamb 1981
a balloon inflated with helium gas at ground level is released. As it rises through a constant temperature atmosphere.
Aits pressuren reduces but volume remains constant
Bte product of pressure and volume remains constant
Cboth pressure and volume increases
Dits pressure remains constant but the volume decreases
Eboth pressure and volume remains constant
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Question 2276
jamb 1981

Two particles X and Y starting from rest cover the same distance. The acceleration of X is twice that of Y. the ratio of the time taken by X to that taken by Y is

A\(\frac{1}{2}\)
B\(\frac{2}{\sqrt2}\)
C\(\frac{1}{\sqrt2}\)
D\(\sqrt 2\)
E4
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Question 2277
jamb 1981

Alternating current can induce voltage because it has a

Aripple value
Bvarying magnetic field
Cweaker magnetic field than direct current
Dstonger magnetic field than direct current
Ehigh peak value
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Question 2278
jamb 1981

A body falls freely under gravity (g = 9.8ms-2) from a height of 40m on to the top of a platform 0.8m above the ground. Its velocity on reaching the platform is

A784ms-1
B80ms-1
C78.4ms-1
D39.2ms-1
E27.7ms-1
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Question 2279
jamb 1981
The lack of power of accommodation which is mainly due to the hardening of the eye lens and is usual with onset of old age is called?
Amyopia
Bhypermyopia
Cpresbyopia
Dastigmatism
Eeye ring
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Question 2280
jamb 1981
The resistance of an open series circuit is
Azero
Bhalf the normal resistance of the circuit
Cdouble the normal resistance of the circuit
Done
Einfinite
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Question 2281
jamb 1981
Which type of radiation does not NOT originate within the nucleus?
Aalpha
Bbeta
Cgamma
Dneutron
Ex-rays
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Question 2282
jamb 1981
Which of the following statements is CORRECT?
Acharges generated on glass rubbed with silk are called negative
Bcharges in various media can be carried by protons detached from their atom
Cthe magnitude of any charge is a multiple of the charge of an electron
Dthe intensity of an electric field is a scalar quantity
Eif 500 joules of work are required to move a 2-coulomb charge between two points, the potential difference between the two point is 100V
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Question 2283
jamb 1981

The absolute refractive indices of glass and water are \(\frac{3}{2}\) and \(\frac{4}{3}\) respectively. The refractive index at the interface when a ray travels from water to glass is

A\(\frac{1}{2}\)
B\(\frac{8}{9}\)
C\(\frac{9}{8}\)
D\(\frac{17}{12}\)
E2
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Question 2284
jamb 1981

The driver in a motor car, of which the total mass is 800kg and which is traveling at 20ms-1, suddenly observes a stationary dog in his path 50m ahead. If the car brakes can exert a force of 2000N, what will most likely happen?

Athe car will be able to stop immediately the driver notices the dog
Bthe car will stop 30m after hitting the dog
Cthe car will stop 20m in front of the dog
Dthe driver will quickly reverse the car
Ethe car will stop 5m beyound the dog
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Question 2285
jamb 1981
All of the following frequencies are overtones of 320 Hz EXCEPT
A960Hz
B640Hz
C520Hz
D1280Hz
E1600Hz
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Question 2286
jamb 1981
An aircraft travelled from calabar to kano as follows: it flew first to ilorin convering a distance of 300km, 30o west of North, and then flew 400km, 60o East of North to kano. What is the resultant displacement?
A567km
B410km
C594km
D500km
E600km
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Question 2287
jamb 1981
The resistance of a 240V, 60 watt electric filament bulb is
A0.25\(\Omega\)
B480\(\Omega\)
C60\(\Omega\)
D240\(\Omega\)
E960\(\Omega\)
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Question 2288
jamb 1981
When a ray of light passes from water to glass, it is
Abent away from the normal
Bbent towards the normal
Ctotally internally reflected
Dabsorbed by the glass
Ebroken into a pure spectrum
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Question 2289
jamb 1981
Heat was supplied to a block of ice at 0oC until half of it melted. Which of the following statements is true?
Athe temperature rises and the ice expand
Bthe temperature remains constant and the volume of the ice decreases
Cthe ice gives out heat as it melts and the temperature decreases
Dthe mass remains constant and the temperature increases
Ethe temperature decreases because some heat is lost
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Question 2290
jamb 1981

An example of a scalar quantity is

Avelocity
Bweight
Celectric charge
Dacceleration due to gravity
Emomentum
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