PHYSICS CHAPTER 3 CLASS 9TH NOTES THE DYNAMICS


Ch#3 PHYSICS CLASS 9 Dynamics
BY MUHAMMAD RASHEED (THE EDUCATOR RACHNA CAMPUS)
FAREED FIDA (IQ LEARNING SCHOOLS)

MCQS AND SHORT QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS CHAPTER 2 PHYSICS 9TH CLASS 2020




MCQ’S
(i)Newton first law of motion is valid only in absence of
a. Force b. Net force c. Friction d. Momentum

(ii)Inertia depends upon
a.Force           b.Net force c. Mass d. Velocity

(iii)A boy jumps out of a moving bus there is a danger for him to fall
a. Towards a moving bus b. away from bus c. indirection of motion d. opposite to the direction of motion

(iv)A string is stretched by two equal and opposite forces of 10 N each the tension in the string is
a.Zero b. 5 N              c. 10 N                        d. 20 N

(v)Mass of a body
a.Decreases when accelerated b. increases when accelerated c. Decreases when moving with high-velocity d. none

(vi)Two bodies of masses, m1and m2 attached to the ends of an inextensible string passing over a frictionless pulley such that both move vertically a is
a.          b.             c.          d.

(vii)Which of the following is the unit of momentum
a? Nm b. Kgm/s2                   c. Ns d. N/s

(viii)When the horse pulls a cart the action is own
a. Cart b. Earth c. Horsed. Earth & Cart

(ix)Which of the following material lower friction when pushed between metal plates?
a.Water b. Fine marble powder c. Air d. Oil  



Short Questions & Numerical    Q # 3.2  Define the following terms

 (i)           Inertia                                   (ii)           Momentum     (iii)          Force                                     
(iv)         Force of friction                      (v)          Centripetal force

Answer                (i)Inertia

a body shows resistance in its state of change, this property is called inertia

(ii) Momentum

 The momentum of a body is the quantity of motion it possesses due to its mass and velocity.it is a vector quantity denoted by P.

          It is given as   P = mv

   Its unit is     km/s    also called Ns.

 (iii)Force

A force moves or tends to move stops or tends to stop the motion of the body. 


(iv) Force of friction

The opposing force between the surfaces of two moving objects are called the force of friction.

(v) Centripetal force

 The force which keeps an object to move in a circular path is called the centripetal force.                                                                                    
 Fc = mv2/r          

Q # 3.3  What is the difference between?

(i)            Mass and weight    (ii)           Action and reaction
(iii)          Sliding friction and rolling friction


 Answer                (i)Mass and weight


Mass of a body is the amount of be counted possessed via the body.  It is a scalar quantity and does now not alternate with the exchange of location.  It is measured with the aid of contrast with popular loads the use of a beam balance.

Weight of a frame is the pressure of gravity appearing on it.  On the Earth, the weight of a body is identical to the force with which Earth attracts it.  It varies depending upon the cost of g, acceleration because of gravity.  Weight is pressure and consequently, it's miles a vector quantity.


(ii) Action and response

 Action and reaction are the same however opposite forces. Action acts on one frame while response on another body.

(iii) Sliding friction and rolling friction
 Sliding friction
The opposing pressure of moving objects when the object is sliding over a floor then friction is called sliding friction

Rolling friction
When an item is rolling over a surface then its friction is referred to as rolling friction, like the friction of a wheel at the floor of the avenue.  Rolling friction is a whole lot smaller than sliding friction.

Q # three.Four  What is the regulation of Inertia?

Answer Law of Inertia
Everybody resists to the alternate in its country of rest or of uniform motion in an immediate line, extra the mass of a frame extra might be the inertia of a frame it's far called the law of inertia, 1st law of movement is also called regulation of inertia.

Q # 3Why is it dangerous to tour on the roof of a bus?


Answer While visiting on the roof of a bus, it is dangerous due to the fact when a bus takes a flip shifting with fast speed, the passenger moves inside the route of motion due to inertia and might circulate outwards.

Q # three. Why does a passenger flow outward whilst a bus takes a flip?


Answer                While visiting on the roof of a bus, it's far dangerous because when a                   bus takes a turn shifting with rapid pace, the passenger movements within the path of movement because of inertia and may pass outwards.


Q # three.7 How can you relate pressure with the exchange of momentum of a body?

Answer                Force is identical to the rate of alternate in the momentum of a body.
                                As trade in momentum = mVf - mVi
Rate of trade in momentum                 = mVf - mVi / t
                                                                  = m( Vf – Vi) /t
                                                                  = ma
                                                                  = F
Rate of exchange in momentum is the same to force applied on frame.

Q # three.8 What maybe the anxiety in a rope that is pulled from its ends by contrary forces a hundred N every?

Answer Tension within the string can be 0 below the movement of  identical and           contrary forces, due to the fact  same and opposite forces cancel the impact of each different.

Q # 3.9  Action and response are usually equal and opposite.  Then how does body actions?

Answer Action and response is always the same and contrary however motion acts on one frame even as a reaction on every other body, so a body can flow because of action and response.

Q # 3.10 A horse pulls the cart.  If the movement and reaction are equal and opposite then how does a cart circulate?

Answer  Push of a horse is the motion of horse on this planet but the response of earth on the pony and cart permits the movement of horse and cart. So a horse pulls the cart.


Q # 3.11 What is the law of conservation of momentum?

Answer                In a remoted machine momentum of the machine is continually consistent i.E. If two are more than  gadget collide then general momentum earlier than collision and after collision stays constant, this is called the law of conservation of momentum.

Q # three.12Why is the regulation of conservation of momentum crucial?

Answer  According to the regulation of conservation of momentum in a remoted system momentum earlier then and after collision remains steady so we can effortlessly discover initial or very last speed before or after momentum.

Q # 3.Thirteen When a gun is fired, it recoils. Why?
Answer  When a gun is fired it recoils due to response. The motion of the bullet ahead route is movement and recoiling of a gun in backward is a response. As movement and reaction are constantly identical in magnitude but contrary in a direction so a gun recoils to preserve the momentum.

Q # three.14 Describe two conditions wherein pressure of friction is wanted.

Answer i)  A force of friction is wanted to stroll on this planet.
Ii)            Force of friction is needed to use brakes in transferring vehicles.

Q # three.15 How does oiling the shifting components of a machine lowers friction?
Answer; By oiling the transferring elements of equipment sliding contacts can without problems slip over one a different so, sliding friction reduces.

Q # three.16Describe ways to reduce friction.
Answer: Ways to lessen friction.
  •                                 I)             By making the sliding surfaces easy.
  •                                 Ii)            By making streamline form of speedy transferring gadgets.
  •                                 Iii)           By lubricating the sliding surfaces.
  •                                 Iv)           By the use of ball bearings.



Q # three.17Why rolling friction is less than sliding friction?

Answer                In sliding friction a big variety of factors are in touch among two surfaces at the same time as in rolling friction just a few factors are in touch between two surfaces and rolling does now not rupture bloodless welds so rolling friction is smaller than sliding friction.

Q # 3.18 What you know approximately the following.
  • (i) Tension in a string                                           
  • (ii) Limiting pressure of friction
  • (iii) Braking pressure                                                              
  • (iv) Skidding of motors
  • (v) Seatbelts                                                             
  • (vi) Banking of roads
  • (vii) Cream separator
  •  


Answer                (i)Tension in a string
Let us consider a block supported by string and W is weight of a block, weight is acting downward an equal force to weight is acting on the string upward is called tension in a string.

(ii)Limiting force of friction
The maximum value of friction is called limiting friction it is denoted by Fs .limiting friction does not allow a body to move. A body can only move if the externally applied force is greater than sliding friction.


(iii) Braking force
To stop a Car or Bus quickly a large force of friction is required called braking force. Breaking force is much important while driving a vehicle.

(iv) Skidding of vehicles
While applying strong brakes on a slippery surface vehicle’s wheels start slipping over the surface.  This is called skidding of vehicles. While skidding a vehicle loses its directional control so it is always dangerous to drive over a wet road or to apply strong breaks. 

(v) Seatbelts
They are safety belts. They absorb the momentum of passengers in case of an accident and provide safety to the passengers.

(vi) Banking of roads
Banking of roads means to raise the outer edges of roads in curved paths to provide the necessary centripetal force to vehicles. When a car or bus takes a turn across a curved road while moving with fast speed then it is always risky because necessary centripetal force becomes insufficient in such a case, so road on curved paths is banked. 

(vii) Cream separator
A cream separator is high-speed spinner acts on the principle of centrifuge machine used to separate cream from milk.

Q # 3.19 What would happen if all friction suddenly disappears?
Answer It will not be possible to work, to walk even to write if all the friction suddenly disappears.

Q # 3.20 Why the spinner of a washing machine is made to spin at very high speed?
Answer The spinner of a washing machine is made to spin at very high speed to provide maximum centripetal force to cloths.
      

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