Mass, Weight and Density
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- Q11. What is the definition of massa measure of inertia in a bodya measure of the amount of substance in a bodya measure of how dense a body isa measure of weight of a body30s
- Q22. Which property of a block of metal remains constant when the metal is heated?densityvolumemasssurface area30s
- Q33. The mass of a body resists changes to its motion. Which property of the body is responsible for this resistance?densityinertiavolumeweight30s
- Q44. A pail is filled with sand is hung on a long rope close to the surface of the earth. An identical pail is hung in the same manner close to the surface of the moon. The pails are given a sideways push. Compared with the pail hanging close to the earth, the pail close to the moon starts to move ____________________.more easily, as it has less weightmore easily, as it has less masswith the same ease, as it has the same weightwith the same ease, as it has the same mass30s
- Q55. What is the definition of gravitational field?a region in which a mass experiences a force due to gravitational attractiona region in which a mass experiences a force due to electrical attractiona region in which a mass experiences a force due to magnetic attraction30s
- Q66. The path of a large rock takes it into the gravitational field of a planet. As it approaches the planet, what is the effect of the planet on the direction of travel and the speed of the rock?direction unchanged, speed decreasesdirection changes, speed decreasesdirection unchanged, speed increasesdirection changes, speed increases30s
- Q77. The weight of an object is 200 N. Given that the gravitational field strength is 10 N/kg., what is the mass of the object?2000 kg20 kg10 kg200 kg30s
- Q88. The mass and weight of the same object are measured first on earth and then on the moon. Which one of the following statements is true about the measurements on the moon compared with those on the earth?Both the mass and weight readings become larger.Both the mass and weight readings become smaller.The mass remains unchanged but the weight becomes smaller.The mass becomes smaller but the weight remains unchanged.30s
- Q99. We cannot use a beam balance to measure mass in outer space because _____________.the mass decreases in the absence of gravitational forcethe beam balance measures mass by comparing weightsin the absence of gravitational force, mass and weight are the samemass has no meaning in the absence of gravitational force30s
- Q1010. The diagram shows a single brick and a pile of three bricks. All the bricks are identical.the same mass but three times the density and volumethree times the mass, volume and densitythe same volume but three times the density and massthe same density but three times the volume and mass30s
