Mechanical Properties Of Solids CBSE Questions & Answers
Mechanical Properties Of Solids
This is Physics Class 11 Mechanical Properties of Solids CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
A perfectly rigid body is one
- Awhich does not move on application of force
- Bwhose shape and size change on application of force
- Cwhose shape and size do not change on application of forceCorrect
- Dwhich starts flowing like water on application of force
2
Elasticity is the property of a body, by virtue of which
- Ait remains in original size and shape when the force is applied
- Bit tends to regain its original size and shape when the applied force is removedCorrect
- Cit is distorted or stretches without the application of force
- Dit changes size and shape when the force is applied and stays in that shape when applied force is removed
3
For the earth the escape speed in terms of g the acceleration due to gravity and RE the radius of the earth is
- A\(\sqrt {2g{R_E}} \)Correct
- B\(\sqrt {g{R_E}} \)
- C\(\sqrt {5g{R_E}} \)
- D\(\sqrt {2g} \)
4
The importance of the elastic behavior of materials is
- Athat it gives methods for understanding materials
- Bthat it is useful in building sling shots
- Cthat it is useful in making springs
- Dthat it enables a safe and sound design of bridges, buildings, machinery parts.Correct
5
When a solid is deformed,
- Aonly the atoms or molecules at some points move from their equilibrium position
- Ball the atoms or molecules are displaced from their equilibrium positions causing a change in inter atomic (or intermolecular) distances.Correct
- Conly the atoms or molecules of the surface move from their equilibrium position
- Dthe atoms or molecules do not move from their equilibrium position
6
Stress is
- Aforce per unit areaCorrect
- Bforce per unit length
- Ctotal applied force
- Dthree point average of forces
7
The S.I unit of stress is
- AJoule
- BNewton
- CWatt
- DPascalCorrect
8
If a wire has an initial length L and becomes L + \(\Delta {\rm{L}}\) on application of force, the longitudinal strain is given by
- A\(\Delta {\rm{L}}\) /LCorrect
- B\(\Delta {\rm{L}}\) /(2L)
- C\(\Delta {\rm{L}}\) /(3L)
- D\(\Delta {\rm{L}}\)
9
Referring to figure shearing strain is defined as.
- A\(\cot \theta \)
- Bthe ratio of relative displacement of the faces \(\Delta {\rm{x}}\) to the length of the cylinder LCorrect
- C\(\sin \theta \)
- D\(\cos \theta \)
10
volume strain is defined
- Aas the change in volume \(\Delta \)V
- Bas the ratio of change in volume (\(\Delta \)V) to the original volume VCorrect
- Cas the ratio of change in volume (\(\Delta \)V) to thrice the original volume V
- Das the ratio of change in volume (\(\Delta \)V) to twice the original volume V
11
According to Hooke’s law
- AFor large deformations the stress and strain are proportional to each other
- BFor small deformations the stress and strain are proportional to each otherCorrect
- CFor small deformations the stress and strain are inversely proportional to each other
- DFor small deformations the stress is proportional to square of strain
12
With reference to figure the elastic zone is
- AAB
- BOACorrect
- CCD
- DBC
13
With reference to figure the plastic zone is
- ACDCorrect
- BOA
- CAB
- DBC
14
With reference to figure the yield point corresponds to
- ABCorrect
- BA
- CD
- DC
15
With reference to figure the yield stress corresponds to stress at point
- AA
- BD
- CC
- DBCorrect