
Revision – Laws of Motion & Friction
Physics · Grade 11 · Week 43 · 25 questions
In Grade 11 physics, Revision introduces you to Laws of Motion & Friction. Mastering these ideas sharpens your problem-solving for numericals and conceptual questions alike.
What you'll practise
- State and apply Laws of Motion & Friction
- Work through NCERT intext examples and exercise questions for revision
- Apply revision concepts to NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Revision – Laws of Motion & Friction quiz
Grade 11 Physics — Revision – Laws of Motion & Friction: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Newton's first law is also called:
- Newton's second law: F = :
- Newton's third law is:
- Linear momentum is defined as:
- Conservation of momentum holds when:
- A body in equilibrium has:
- Coefficient of static friction μ_s vs kinetic friction μ_k:
- Kinetic friction force is:
- Friction acts:
- On a horizontal surface with friction, a block moves with constant velocity, so net force is:
- The angle of friction θ satisfies:
- Angle of repose for a block on incline, with μ_s:
- Tension in light string connecting two masses is:
- On an incline of angle θ, component of weight along incline is:
- Normal reaction on incline of angle θ is:
- Banking of roads is done to:
- On a banked curve (frictionless), v² = :
- A block on rough horizontal surface pulled by 20 N, μ_k = 0.2, m = 5 kg. If a = ? (g=10):
- Free body diagram shows:
- Impulse = :
- SI unit of impulse:
- Rolling friction is generally:
- Friction can be reduced by:
- In a frictionless system, pulling a block needs:
- A bullet of mass 0.01 kg moving at 200 m/s embeds in block of 0.99 kg. Common velocity:
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