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NUST Entrance Test
Physics
Circular Motion

Set 1

Mashaal Masha

Oct 12, 2022

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Table of Contents

$Angular displacement is a vector quantity for:$
$$\pi$ radians is equal to:$
$Angular displacement $\triangle \theta$ is assigned a ________ sign when the sense of rotation of the body is counter clockwise:$
$A point on the rim of a wheel moves 0.2 m when the wheel turns through an angle of 14.3 degrees. The radius of the wheel is:$
$Conventionally the angular velocity is directed at an angle of:$
$The relation between revolution and radian is given by:$
$An axis of rotation:$
$Direction of motion ________ in circular motion$
$1 rev/min is equal to:$
$Centripetal acceleration is also called _________ acceleration$

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Choose the correct options for the following questions.

Angular displacement is a vector quantity for:

Difficulty: Easy

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A:

Very small values of $\triangle \theta$

B:

Very large values of $\triangle \theta$

C:

All values of $\triangle \theta$

D:

None

$\pi$ radians is equal to:

Difficulty: Easy

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A:

360^{\circ}

B:

180^{\circ}

C:

90^{\circ}

D:

45^{\circ}