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Question 1
jamb 1982

a body of mass 10kg on a smooth inclined plane is connected to a smooth pulley to a mass of 15kg as shown above, the acceleration of the system is

A\(\frac{1}{4}\)g
B\(\frac{8}{25}\)g
C\(\frac{1}{2}\)g
D\(\frac{2}{5}\)g
E\(\frac{3}{4}\)g
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Question 2
jamb 1982
Two mirrors of the same length are arranged as shown above, a ray of light NO strikes the system at O and emerges along PQ. The emergent ray has been deviated through
A220 degrees
B200 degrees
C210 degrees
D180 degrees
E230 degrees
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Question 3
jamb 1982

The value of the series resistor required to convert the above galvanometer into a voltmeter with a full range deflection of 15V is

A985 ohms
B990 ohms
C995 ohms
D1000 ohms
E1005 ohms
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Question 4
jamb 1982

A Uniform beam PQ of mass 20kg and length 5m is balanced as shown above, a man of weight 800N stands at M such that QM = 2m. The reaction at P and Q respectively are(take g = 10ms-2)

A300N and 500N
B420N and 580N
C220N and 380N
D580N and 420N
E382N and 220N
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Question 5
jamb 1982

A body is acted upon by forces applied at points P and Q as shown above their resultant is equal to

A2√5N in adirection N 56◦ E
B2√5N in adirection N 56◦ W
C2√13N in adirection N 56◦ E
D2√13N in adirection N 56◦ W
E√10N in adirection N 56◦ E
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Question 6
jamb 1982

what is the resultant resistance in the circuit given above

A11Ω
B8Ω
C4Ω
D3.6Ω
E4.3Ω
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Question 7
jamb 1982

what is the resultant capacity of the circuit

A1.5µF
B18.0µF
C6.0µF
D6.8µF
E8.83µF
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Question 8
jamb 1982

the arrow represents an object in front of a convex mirror whose focal points are X and Y. The image formed is

Abetween X and P
BBetween P and Y
CBetween Y and Z
DOutside W
EOutside Z
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Question 9
jamb 1982

in the image above, an incident ray XY makes an angle of 15\( ^{\circ} \) with a fixed line AY, which is normal to surface of a plane mirror if the mirror is turned as indicated by the arrow through \( 40^{\circ} \), what angle will the reflected ray make with AY

A\( 25^{\circ} \)
B\( 40^{\circ} \)
C\( 15^{\circ} \)
D\( 55^{\circ} \)
E\( 95^{\circ} \)
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Question 10
jamb 1982

The water manometer above is measuring the pressure of gas supply. if the specific gravity of mercury is 13.6 and the atmospheric pressure is 70cm of mercury what is the total pressure of the gas supply in cm of water

A67cm
B73cm
C949cm
D952cm
E955cm
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Question 11
jamb 1982
Two taxis leave benin and agbor some 80km apart at 1200hr as shown above. from the distance time graph shown the distance of their meeting point P, from Benin and the time of their meeting are
A27km, 1218hr
B29km, 1315hr
C40km, 1418hr
D53km, 1436hr
E60km, 1500hr
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Question 12
jamb 1982

In a radioactive series

\( ^{235} _{92}L \to ^{235} _{92}M \to ^{231} _{90}N \to ^{231} _{91}\phi \)

The particles emitted are respectively

A\( \beta , \beta , \alpha \)
B\( \alpha , \gamma , \beta \)
C\( \gamma , \alpha , \beta \)
D\( \alpha , \alpha , \beta \)
E\( \beta , \alpha , \beta \)
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Question 13
jamb 1982
A 10g mass placed on the pan of a spring balance causes an extension of 5cm. If a 15g mass is placed on the pan of the same spring balance, the extension is
A3.3cm
B6.5cm
C7.5cm
D10.8cm
E15.0cm
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Question 14
jamb 1982
The point beyond which a stretched spring does not return to its original length is called the
Abreaking point
Belastic limit
Cspring constant
Delasticity point
Erelease point
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Question 15
jamb 1982
A hydrometer is an instrument for measuring the
Adepth of water in a vessel
Brelative density of a liquid by the method of flotation
Crelative dendity of a liquid by finding the apparent loss in weight
Drelative humidity of the air
Eatmospheric pressure when the air is humid
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Question 16
jamb 1982
The range of accommodation of a normal human eye is
A0m to 0.1m
B0m to 0.25m
C0.10m to 0.25m
D0.10m to infinity
E0.25m to infinity
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Question 17
jamb 1982

A hot metal ball is suspended in the open air. As it cools it loses heat by?

Aconduction only
Bconvection only
Cradiation only
Dconduction and convection
Econvection and evaporation
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Question 18
jamb 1982
The area under a force-distance graph represents
Aacceleration
Bvelocity
Cpower
Dwork
Emomentum
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Question 19
jamb 1982

The equation P\(^x\)V\(^y\)T\(^z\) = constant

Ax = 0, y = 0, z = 1
Bx = 1, y = 0, z = 0
Cx = 1, y = 1, z = 0
Dx = 1, y = 1, z = 1
Ex = 1, y = 1, z = -1
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Question 20
jamb 1982
A magnetic needle is suspended first at the earth's north magnetic pole and then at a point on the magnetic equator. The respective angles between the needle and the horizontal are
A0o and 0o
B60o and 60o
C90o and 90o
D90o and 0o
E0o and 90o
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