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Basics of Dynamics
Test you basics of dynamics - very import topic in physics.
Physics · Dynamics25 questions30 min
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What is the primary focus of dynamics?
- Forces and their effects on motion
- Only geometric shapes
- Only temperature
- Only chemical reactions
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What is Newton's first law also called?
- Law of acceleration
- Law of inertia
- Law of gravitation
- Law of energy
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What is inertia?
- A force
- A body's resistance to changes in motion
- Acceleration due to gravity
- Energy stored in a spring
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Which quantity measures rotational inertia?
- Mass
- Moment of inertia
- Force
- Power
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What is Newton's third law?
- F = ma
- Objects remain at rest
- Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
- Energy is conserved
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What is angular velocity?
- Change in angle per unit time
- Change in mass per unit time
- Force per distance
- Energy per time
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What is angular acceleration?
- Change in angular velocity per unit time
- Angular velocity divided by mass
- Force times distance
- Mass times velocity
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What is torque?
- The rotational equivalent of force
- The rotational equivalent of mass
- Linear momentum
- Gravitational potential
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What is the rotational form of Newton's second law?
- τ = Iα
- τ = mv
- τ = ma
- τ = I/v
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What is angular momentum for a rigid body rotating about a fixed axis?
- Iω
- ma
- Fd
- mgh
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When is angular momentum conserved?
- When net external torque is zero
- When force is maximum
- When mass is zero
- Only during collisions
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What is the SI unit of angular momentum?
- kg·m²/s
- N
- J
- W
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What is rotational kinetic energy?
- Iω²
- Iω
- 1/2 Iω²
- Iα²
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What is rolling without slipping?
- v = rω
- v = r/ω
- v = ω/r
- v = r + ω
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What does a larger moment of inertia generally mean?
- Easier angular acceleration for the same torque
- Greater resistance to angular acceleration
- Zero torque
- Zero mass
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What is center of mass?
- Point where all mass is considered concentrated for translational motion
- The geometric center always
- The heaviest point
- The point with zero gravity
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What is a stable equilibrium position?
- A position where small displacement tends to restore the object
- A position with maximum acceleration
- A position with no mass
- A position with infinite energy
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What is a conservative force?
- A force for which work is path-independent
- A force that always increases speed
- Only friction
- Only drag
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Which is a conservative force?
- Kinetic friction
- Air resistance
- Gravity
- Viscous drag
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What does conservation of mechanical energy require?
- Only friction
- No nonconservative work changing mechanical energy
- Zero mass
- Constant temperature
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What is the escape velocity from a spherical body related to?
- Its mass and radius
- Only its color
- Only its temperature
- Only its volume
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What is the orbital speed of a circular orbit primarily determined by?
- Central mass and orbital radius
- Satellite color
- Satellite temperature
- Satellite volume
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What is a damped oscillator?
- An oscillator losing energy over time
- An oscillator gaining infinite energy
- A static object
- A rigid body only
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What is resonance?
- A large response when driving frequency matches natural frequency
- Zero acceleration
- Loss of all energy
- Random motion
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What is simple harmonic motion characterized by?
- Constant acceleration
- A restoring force proportional to displacement
- No restoring force
- Infinite speed