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46 questions JAMB 2483 WAEC 1904 NECO 322 CUSTOM 10
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Question 21
waec 2003
The period of an oscillatory motion is defined as the
Aaverage of the time used in completing different numbers of oscillations
Btime to complete a number of oscillations
Ctime to complete one oscillation
Dtime taken to move from one extreme position to another
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Question 22
waec 2003
A moving object is said to have a uniform acceleration if its
Adisplacement decreases at a constant rate
Bspeed is directly proportional with time
Cvelocity increases by equal amount in equal time intervals
Dvelocity varies inversely with time
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Question 23
waec 2003
A force acts on a body for 0.5s changing its momentum from 16.0kg ms-1 to 21.0kgms-1, calculate the magnitude of the force
A42.0N
B37.0N
C32.0N
D10.0N
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Question 24
waec 2003

The tendency of a body to remain at rest when a force is supplied to it is called

Aimpulse
Bmomentum
Cinertia
Dfriction
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Question 25
waec 2003

A piece of metal of relative density 5.0 weighs 60N in air. Calculate its weight when fully immersed in water

A4N
B5N
C48N
D60N
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Question 26
waec 2003
A tuber of cassava can be processed into powder. This explains the face that
Amatter can change sponteneously from one state to another
Bmatter cannot be destroyed
Cforce is required to change natter from one state to another
Dmatter is made up of tiny particle
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