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- Q1The upstream nose of a bridge pier shaped for ease and smooth flow of watercut waterease waterabutmentpier30sEditDelete
- Q2For perfectly elastic bodies, the co-efficient of restitution is:0120.530sEditDelete
- Q3The materials which exhibit the same elastic properties in all direction are called :IsotropicIsentropicHomogenousInelastic30sEditDelete
- Q4Every material obeys the Hook's law within itsyield pointplastic limitlimit of proportionalityelastic limit30sEditDelete
- Q5The property by which a body returns to its original shape after removal of the force is calledductilitymalleabilityelasticityplasticity30sEditDelete
- Q6A Pelton wheel is ideally suited forMedium head and medium dischargeLow head and low dischargeHigh head and high dischargeHigh head and low discharge30sEditDelete
- Q7In hydro power plant the pipe carrying water from the reservoir to the turbine:Suction pipeTurbinePenstockDraft tube30sEditDelete
- Q8The point at which the resultant pressure on an immersed surface acts on it is known as:Centre of pressureCentre of depthCentre of immersed surfaceCentre of gravity30sEditDelete
- Q9A ship is seen to enter sea from a river. Its depth of submergence willRemain at the same levelIncreaseNone of theseDecrease30sEditDelete
- Q10The branch of science which deals with the study of fluid in motion without considering the forces causing the motion is known asPhreaticStaticsDynamicsKinematics30sEditDelete