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LU.K. Raorane Jr. College. Vaibhavwadi
Unit test I
rabject: Phyde
Sta:11
Section A
Q No.1 Select and write the correct answer
(14murs
1. Which of the folowing is a fundamental en
bike centigrade Jyvolt
2. The yes I unit of energy, the joule is equrvaletto
a)N. b)w
ONS
IN
3. What is the dimension of force
a)[L MT9 by[L MT1 c)LMT d) LMT
4. For two vectors to be equal.they should have...
The same bithe same the same d) the same magnitude but opposite
magnitude direction magnitude direction
and direction
(03marks)
Q.No.2 Answer the following
1. What is a physical quantity?
2.Star A is farther than star B.which star will have a large parallax angle!
3. What are equal vectors?
Section B
Attempt any four.
(08 marks)
Q.No3 State the essential characteristics of a standard unit?
Q.No.4 Define absolute error and mean absolute error.
Q.Nos Obtain the dimensions of the following SI derived quantities from the
defining equations
1) density ) force
Q.No.6 What is a null or zero vector'Why is it not a proper vector​

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