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Question 581
waec 2002
An object A is held in equilibrium as illustrated in the diagram above. Using the data on the diagram determine the magnitude, W of the weight of
A23N
B17N
C7N
D5N
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Question 582
waec 2002

An object is acted upon by a system of parallel forces causing the object to be in static equilibrium. Which of the following statements is not correct?

AThe resultant of the parallel force is zero
Bthe algebraic sum of the moment of the forces is zero
Call the parallel forces must be equal in magnitude and in direction
Dthe sum of the forces in one direction must be equal to the sum of forces in the opposite direction
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Question 583
waec 2002
An object is released from rest at a height of 25m. Calculate the time it takes to fall to the ground. [g = 10ms-2]
A25.00s
B10.00s
C2.50s
D2.24s
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Question 584
waec 2002
A car takes off from rest and covers a distance of 80m on a straight road in 10s. Calculate the magnitude of its acceleration
A1.25ms-2
B1.60ms-2
C4.00ms-2
D8.00ms-2
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Question 585
waec 2002
A man was moving round a circular path continuously for 4 minutes and covered the following distances in the times stated :
Distance (in metres) 200, 400, 600, 300
Time(in minutes) : 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively. Which of the following statements is correct about the motion of the man?
Athe man was moving without uniform velocity
Bthe speed was changing constantly
Cthe velocity was uniform
Dit was an instance of motion in which both speed and velocity are the same
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Question 586
waec 2002
The magnitude of the force required to make an object of mass, m move with speed, v in a circular of radius r is given by the expression
A\(\frac{mr}{v}\)
B\(\frac{mr^2}{v}\)
C\(\frac{mv^2}{r}\)
D\(\frac{mv}{r^2}\)
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Question 587
waec 2002
A boy travels 8 km eastward to a point B and then 6km northward to another point C. Determine the difference between the magnitude of displacement of the boy and distance travelled by him
A2.0km
B4.0km
C10.0km
D13.0km
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Question 588
waec 2002

One common characteristics of solids, liquids and gasses is that?

Aall the three has fixed volume
Btheir molecule have the same size
Ctheir molecules are always in motion
Dall the three have the same inter molecular forces
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Question 589
waec 2002
A solid weight 45N and 15N respectively in air and water. Determine the relative density of the solid
A0.33
B0.50
C1.50
D3.00
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Question 590
waec 2002
A reservoir is filled with a liquid of density 2000kgm-3. Calculate the depth at which the pressure in the liquid will equal to 9100Nm-2 [g = 10ms-2]
A0.262m
B0.455m
C0.664m
D0.819m
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Question 591
waec 2002
The force between the molecules of a liquid in contact with that of a solid is
Aadhesive
Bcohesive
Cmagnetic
Drepulsive
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Question 592
waec 2001

Electrons passing through crystals are diffracted because they

Aare repelled by the atoms in the crystal
Bare attracted by the atoms in the crystals
Cpossess wave properties
Dare particles
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Question 593
waec 2001

A nitrogen nucleus bombarded with an alpha particle produces an oxygen nucleus and a proton. The nuclear reaction for this process is \(^4_2H + ^{14}_2N \to ^{17}_{8}O + ^1_1H + Q\). Which of the following statements about the reaction is not correct?

Athe bombardment results into a nucleus with greater proton number
Bit is an induced nuclear reaction
Cit is a natural radioactive decay
Dthe sum of the final nucleon numbers
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Question 594
waec 2001

Production of x-ray tube begins with

Aphoto electric emission
Bcollision of electrons
Cthermionic emission
Dfield emission of electrons
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Question 595
waec 2001

Calculate the reactance of the inductor in the circuit diagram shown above [\(\pi = \frac{22}{7}\)]

A132\(\Omega\)
B214\(\Omega\)
C264\(\Omega\)
D269\(\Omega\)
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Question 596
waec 2001

In the circuit diagram above. Calculate the energy stored in the inductor at resonance

A0.100J
B0.050J
C0.010J
D0.005J
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Question 597
waec 2001

The material used for constructing the core of an electromagnet is

Airon
Bcarbon
Ccopper
Dsteel
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Question 598
waec 2001

Which of the following statements about magnetic lines of force is not correct?

Aa magnnetic line of force is an imaginary line which the north pole of a magnet would describe if it is free to moves
Bmagnetic lines of force do not cross one another
Cmagnetic lines of force are closely packed together at neutral point
Dthe presence of magnetic lines of force in a region indicates the presence of a magnetic field
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Question 599
waec 2001

The Earth's magnetic equator passes through Jos in Nigeria. At Jos. the

Aangle of variation is zero
Bmagnetic declination is 90o
Cangle of dip is zero
Dhorizontal component of the Earth's magnetic field is zero
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Question 600
waec 2001

An electric bulb is rated 60W, 220V. Calculate the resistance of its filament when it is operating normally

A296.7\(\Omega\)
B400.0\(\Omega\)
C512.2\(\Omega\)
D806.7\(\Omega\)
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