Weight

Q.

The mass on the surface of earth is 100 kg. Does the weight on the surface of moon increase or decrease? Explain.

Q.

___is a measure of the degree of hotness or coldness of a body.

1. Temperature
2. Time
3. Pressure
4. Area

Q.

A body weighs 2 kgf at equator. It's weight at the poles will be less than 2kgf or more

Q.

Which thermometer is used to measure the extreme temperatures of the day reported in a newspaper?

1. Clinical thermometer

2. Laboratory thermometer

3. Max-Min thermometer

4. Alcohol thermometer

Q. The gravitational force acting on the mass is called as _______.

1. length
2. foot
3. mass
4. weight

Q.

23:25:00 in 12-hour format will be written as:

1. 10:30 AM

2. 11:25 PM

3. 11:25 AM

4. 1:00 PM

Q. Which of these measurements would be different on Mars than on Earth?

1. Volume
2. Weight
3. Length
4. Mass

Q. Weight is _________ in different part of world.

1. same
2. different
3. less
4. more

Q.

Define weight?

Q. An object is located at a height equal to radius of the earth.What will be its weight (given mass=m)

Q. Mass of a body is 5 kg. Find its weight.

Q. On the moon, weight of any body as compared to that on earth is ______.

1. less
2. same
3. variable
4. more

Q. Which force is responsible for the weight of an object?

1. Electrostatic
2. Muscular
3. Magnetic
4. Gravitational

Q. $1km=\underset{–}{}m$.

1. $100$
2. $1000$
3. $10$
4. $1/10$

Q.

Name the state of free fall-

Q. The reading on a clinical thermometer is 32°C. What will be the equivalent value in the Kelvin scale?

1. 303K
2. 305K
3. 32K
4. 297K

Q.

Weight is the measurement of ___ force.

Q.

is weight a scalar or vector quantity?

Q.

Weight of an object is:

1. greater at the equator and less at the poles

2. less at the equator and greater at the poles

3. the same at the poles and the equator

4. none of these

Q.

when we pull a tree we ourselves get pulled towards it.why??

Q.

what is the difference between force of gravity