Class 10 Physics · Chapter 6 · Test 3
Test 3: Complete Chapter – Concepts, Comparisons and Calculations
31 questions · 25 min · 31 marks
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Question 1
According to Coulomb's law, what happens to the attraction of two oppositely charged objects as their distance of separation increases?
- ADecreases
- BIncreases
- CRemains unchanged
- DCannot be determined
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Answer: A
Force is inversely proportional to the square of the distance, so attraction decreases.
Question 2
The device which works on the principle of electrostatics:
- Aelectric bell
- Bphotocopier
- Celectric heater
- Dtransformer
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Answer: B
The photocopier works on electrostatic principles (xerography).
Question 3
Gravitational forces differ from electrical forces because gravitational forces are:
- Aonly attractive
- Bboth attractive and repulsive
- Conly repulsive
- Dzero
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Answer: A
Gravitational forces are only attractive; electrical forces are attractive and repulsive.
Question 4
Electrical forces are important when dealing with:
- Alarge masses and distances
- Bsmall masses and distances
- Cno distances
- Donly planets
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Answer: B
Electrical forces matter for small masses and distances; gravitational forces for large masses and distances.
Question 5
If both charges are negative, compared with attraction of opposite charges of the same magnitude, the force between them has:
- Athe same magnitude but opposite direction (repulsion)
- Bdouble magnitude
- Czero magnitude
- Dthe same direction
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Answer: A
The magnitude remains the same but the direction changes - repulsion.
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