SSC Physics imp bits with answers

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1. MEASUREMENT OF LENGTH
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Smallest length that can be measured accurately using any scale is called _________________ Screw gauge works on the principle of ___________________ Screw gauge consists of __________and _________________scale Pitch of the screw (P) = ____________________ For a screw gauge, Least Count=______________________ If the zeroth division of the head scale is below the index line of Pitch scale, the error is said to be For a Positive zero error the correction is _________________ For a Positive zero error the correction is _________________ If the zeroth division of the head scale is above the index line of pitch scale, the error is said to be ______________________ For a negative zero error, the correction is _________________ Diameter of a wire or thickness of an object using screw gauge is ______________ The least count of a screw gauge whose head scale divisions are200,if itmoves5mm distance when the head is rotated through 5 revolutions is ________________ The Head of a screw gauge is divided into 50 divisions if it advances1m.m.when screw is turned through 2 rotations then the pitch of the screw is ________________ If the zeroth division of head scale coincides with the index line of pitch scale then the screw gauge has no ______________ While measuring the diameter of a nail using a screw gauge of L.C.0.01 mm, the H.S.R.is 18 and P.S.R. is found to be 1.5mm,then the diameter of the nail = ____________ The distance traveled by the tip of a screw for one complete rotation of its head is called the

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The distance between two adjacent threads of a screw is ______________ The device used to measure thickness of a thin glass plate and the diameter of a thin wire which works on the principle of a screw in a nut is _______________ The least count of an ordinary scale is ______________ To find the accurate length of an object, the L.C. of the devise must be ___________

20. While measuring the diameter of a lead shot using screw gauge of l.c.0.01mm, the PSR is found to be 7.5mm, HSR is 48. Then the diameter of lead shot is ___________
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ANSWERS
1) Least count 2) Screw in a nut 3) Pitch scale and Head Scale 4) Distance traveled by the Screw / No. of complete rotations made 5) Pitch of the screw / No of Head scale divisions 6) Positive Zero error 7) Negative 8) Negative zero error 9) Positive 10) PSR + (HSR X LC) 11) 0.0005CM 12) 0.5MM 13) Zero error 14) 1.68mm 15) Pitch of the screw 16) Screw gauge 17) Screw gauge 18) 1mm 19) Very low 20)7.98mm. http://pluscoaching.blogpsot.com
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Our Universe

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Ptolemic theory is also known as ______________ Copernican theory is also known as _________________ According to Heliocentric theory, the ________________ is at the center of the universe. According to Ptolemic theory the ___________is at the center of the universe. The moon makes one revolution about the earth in_____________. The distance of the moon from the earth is about __________________
Every object in the universe attracts every other object with a force called ___________

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The value of Universal Gravitational constant ______________________ Gravitational constant is applicable_______________________. The uniform acceleration produced in a freely falling body due to gravitational pull of the earth is known as _______________________ Units of acceleration due to gravity ,g; is _______________

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The relation between G and g is _____________ Mass of the earth is ___________________ Radius of the earth is ___________________ Acceleration due to gravity is independent of ___________________ At a height equal to half the radius of earth, acceleration due to gravity approaches __ At the center of the earth, acceleration due to gravity is ____________ The value of g at the poles is _____________ The value of g at the equator is ____________________
The instrument used to measure small changes in the value of g at a given location is called _________

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The quantity of matter contained in a body is called the _________of the body

22. The _________of a body is the force with which it is attracted by the earth towards its center 23. Weight of a body _________ 24. The weight of a body on the moon is _________of its weight on the earth 25. The mass of a body is ____________any where in the universe. 26. The unit of weight in S.I. system ___________________ 27. The gravitational force acting on a stone of mass 10kg is ______________ 28. The weight of a stone of mass 400gms is __________________
29. The stretching of the spring is proportional to the applied force .This is called as ____________

30. ______________helps in the determination of the weight of a body 31. According to Keplers laws planets revolve around Sun in ________________orbits 32. The value of g on the moon is __________________ 33. The instrument used to determine the weight of a body is ________________ 34. The masses of two bodies are m1 and m2 and the distance between them is r. Then the force of attraction between them _____________________ Matching
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Mass of earth Distance between the earth and the moon ( A ) The value of G The value of g on earth Radius of the earth Geocentric theory Heliocentric theory force F= g= (H) (D) (B) (C) (G ) (I ) (E) A) 3.85x105k.m. B) 9.8m/sec2 C) 6.4x106m D) 6.67x10-11Nm2/Kg2 E) 6x1024Kg F) ma G) Ptolemy (F ) H) GM/r2

I) Copernicus

++++++ 1) Geocentric theory 2) Helio centric theory 3) Sun 4) Earth 5) 27.3dyas 6) 3.85 x 105 km. 7) Gravitational Force 8) 6.67 x 10-11 N m2Kg -2 9) Every where in the universe 10) Acceleration due to gravity (g) 11) m/sec2 12) F = GM/r2 13) 6 x 1024 kg 14) 6.4 x 106m 15) Mass 16) Zero 17) Zero 18) Maximum 19) Minimum 20) Gravity meter 21) Mass 22) Weight 23) w = mg 24) 1/6th 25) Constant 26) Newton 27) 9.8N 28) 3.92N 29) Hooks Law 30)Hooks law 31) Elliptical 32) 1.67m/sec2 33) Spring Balance 34) F = Gm1m2 / r2