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Name: Dimensional Analysis of Physical Quantities mcq Test
Subject: Physics
Topic: Dimensional Analysis of Physical Quantities
Questions: 15 Objective type
Time Allowed: 10 minutes
Important for: 11th & 12th school students, Engineering & Medical, M Sc / B Sc entrance exams etc.
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Question 1 of 15
1. Question
1 pointsA dimensionless quantity
Correct
We know that angle is dimensionless quantity and it is measured in radians. Therefore a dimensionless quantity may have a unit.
Incorrect
We know that angle is dimensionless quantity and it is measured in radians. Therefore a dimensionless quantity may have a unit.
Unattempted
We know that angle is dimensionless quantity and it is measured in radians. Therefore a dimensionless quantity may have a unit.
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Question 2 of 15
2. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following physical quantity is dimensionless?
Correct
We know that the angle, strain and specific gravity are the ratios of fundamental units. Therefore all of those are dimensionless quantities.
Incorrect
We know that the angle, strain and specific gravity are the ratios of fundamental units. Therefore all of those are dimensionless quantities.
Unattempted
We know that the angle, strain and specific gravity are the ratios of fundamental units. Therefore all of those are dimensionless quantities.
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Question 3 of 15
3. Question
1 pointsThe dimensional formula of angular velocity is
Correct
We know that the angular velocity = [Angle/ Time]
Therefore dimensional formula of angular velocity = [Dimensions of angle / Dimensions of time]
= [M0L0T0] / [M0L0T] = [M0L0T-1]Incorrect
We know that the angular velocity = [Angle/ Time]
Therefore dimensional formula of angular velocity = [Dimensions of angle / Dimensions of time]
= [M0L0T0] / [M0L0T] = [M0L0T-1]Unattempted
We know that the angular velocity = [Angle/ Time]
Therefore dimensional formula of angular velocity = [Dimensions of angle / Dimensions of time]
= [M0L0T0] / [M0L0T] = [M0L0T-1] -
Question 4 of 15
4. Question
1 pointsThe dimensions of impulse are
Correct
We know that impulse = Force × Time.
Therefore dimensions of impulse = Dimensions of force × Dimensions of time
= [MLT-2] [M0L0T] = [MLT-1]Incorrect
We know that impulse = Force × Time.
Therefore dimensions of impulse = Dimensions of force × Dimensions of time
= [MLT-2] [M0L0T] = [MLT-1]Unattempted
We know that impulse = Force × Time.
Therefore dimensions of impulse = Dimensions of force × Dimensions of time
= [MLT-2] [M0L0T] = [MLT-1] -
Question 5 of 15
5. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following are the dimensions of coefficient of friction?
Correct
We know that the coefficient of friction (µ) = [Frictional force / Normal reaction].
Therefore dimensions of coefficient of friction = [Dimension of force / Dimension of reaction]
= [MLT-2] / [MLT-2] = [M0LT0]Incorrect
We know that the coefficient of friction (µ) = [Frictional force / Normal reaction].
Therefore dimensions of coefficient of friction = [Dimension of force / Dimension of reaction]
= [MLT-2] / [MLT-2] = [M0LT0]Unattempted
We know that the coefficient of friction (µ) = [Frictional force / Normal reaction].
Therefore dimensions of coefficient of friction = [Dimension of force / Dimension of reaction]
= [MLT-2] / [MLT-2] = [M0LT0] -
Question 6 of 15
6. Question
1 pointsThe dimensions of energy are
Correct
We know that the energy of a body is the capacity to do some work in joules.
Therefore dimensions of energy will be same as that of work/
Therefore dimensions of work = Dimensions of force × Dimensions of distance
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-2]Incorrect
We know that the energy of a body is the capacity to do some work in joules.
Therefore dimensions of energy will be same as that of work/
Therefore dimensions of work = Dimensions of force × Dimensions of distance
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-2]Unattempted
We know that the energy of a body is the capacity to do some work in joules.
Therefore dimensions of energy will be same as that of work/
Therefore dimensions of work = Dimensions of force × Dimensions of distance
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-2] -
Question 7 of 15
7. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following physical quantity has the dimensions of [ML2T-3]?
Correct
We know that power (P) = [Work / Time]
Therefore dimensions of the power = [Dimensions of work / Dimensions of time] [ML2T-2] / [M0L0T]
= [ML2T-3]Incorrect
We know that power (P) = [Work / Time]
Therefore dimensions of the power = [Dimensions of work / Dimensions of time] [ML2T-2] / [M0L0T]
= [ML2T-3]Unattempted
We know that power (P) = [Work / Time]
Therefore dimensions of the power = [Dimensions of work / Dimensions of time] [ML2T-2] / [M0L0T]
= [ML2T-3] -
Question 8 of 15
8. Question
1 pointsDimensional formula for angular momentum is
Correct
We know that angular momentum = Mass × Angular velocity × Radius.
Therefore dimensional formula for angular momentum
= Dimensions of mass × Dimensions of velocity × Dimensions of radius
= [ML0T0] [M0LT-1] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-1]Incorrect
We know that angular momentum = Mass × Angular velocity × Radius.
Therefore dimensional formula for angular momentum
= Dimensions of mass × Dimensions of velocity × Dimensions of radius
= [ML0T0] [M0LT-1] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-1]Unattempted
We know that angular momentum = Mass × Angular velocity × Radius.
Therefore dimensional formula for angular momentum
= Dimensions of mass × Dimensions of velocity × Dimensions of radius
= [ML0T0] [M0LT-1] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-1] -
Question 9 of 15
9. Question
1 pointsThe dimensions of torque is
Correct
We know that torque (τ) = Force × Distance
Therefore dimensions of torque
= Dimensions of force × Dimensions of distance
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-2]Incorrect
We know that torque (τ) = Force × Distance
Therefore dimensions of torque
= Dimensions of force × Dimensions of distance
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-2]Unattempted
We know that torque (τ) = Force × Distance
Therefore dimensions of torque
= Dimensions of force × Dimensions of distance
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0] = [ML2T-2] -
Question 10 of 15
10. Question
1 pointsThe dimensions of universal gravitational constant are
Correct
We know that gravitational constant (G)
= [Force × (Distance)2] / (Mass)2
= [Dimensions of Force × (Dimensions of Distance)2] / (Dimensions of Mass)2
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0]2 / [ML0T0]2 = [M-1L3T-2]Incorrect
We know that gravitational constant (G)
= [Force × (Distance)2] / (Mass)2
= [Dimensions of Force × (Dimensions of Distance)2] / (Dimensions of Mass)2
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0]2 / [ML0T0]2 = [M-1L3T-2]Unattempted
We know that gravitational constant (G)
= [Force × (Distance)2] / (Mass)2
= [Dimensions of Force × (Dimensions of Distance)2] / (Dimensions of Mass)2
= [MLT-2] [M0LT0]2 / [ML0T0]2 = [M-1L3T-2] -
Question 11 of 15
11. Question
1 pointsWhat is the dimensional representation of Young’s modulus or modulus of elasticity?
Correct
We know that Young’s modulus (Y) = Stress / Strain.
Therefore dimensional representation of Young’s modulus (Y)
= Dimensions of stress / Dimensions of strain
= [ML-1T-2] / [M0L0T0]
= [ML-1T-2]Incorrect
We know that Young’s modulus (Y) = Stress / Strain.
Therefore dimensional representation of Young’s modulus (Y)
= Dimensions of stress / Dimensions of strain
= [ML-1T-2] / [M0L0T0]
= [ML-1T-2]Unattempted
We know that Young’s modulus (Y) = Stress / Strain.
Therefore dimensional representation of Young’s modulus (Y)
= Dimensions of stress / Dimensions of strain
= [ML-1T-2] / [M0L0T0]
= [ML-1T-2] -
Question 12 of 15
12. Question
1 pointsStrain has dimensions equal to
Correct
We know that strain = Change in length / Original length
since both the denominator and numerator have the same dimensions, i.e. [M0L0T0], Therefore strain is a dimensionless quantity.Incorrect
We know that strain = Change in length / Original length
since both the denominator and numerator have the same dimensions, i.e. [M0L0T0], Therefore strain is a dimensionless quantity.Unattempted
We know that strain = Change in length / Original length
since both the denominator and numerator have the same dimensions, i.e. [M0L0T0], Therefore strain is a dimensionless quantity. -
Question 13 of 15
13. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following is a dimensionless quantity?
Correct
We know that strain = Change in length / Original length
Therefore dimensions of strain = Dimensions of change in length / Dimensions of original length
= [M0LT0] / [M0LT0] = [M0L0T0]
Therefore strain is a dimensionless quantity.Incorrect
We know that strain = Change in length / Original length
Therefore dimensions of strain = Dimensions of change in length / Dimensions of original length
= [M0LT0] / [M0LT0] = [M0L0T0]
Therefore strain is a dimensionless quantity.Unattempted
We know that strain = Change in length / Original length
Therefore dimensions of strain = Dimensions of change in length / Dimensions of original length
= [M0LT0] / [M0LT0] = [M0L0T0]
Therefore strain is a dimensionless quantity. -
Question 14 of 15
14. Question
1 pointsDimensional formula for angle of contact is
Correct
We know that angle of contact is an angle which is a dimensionless quantity. Therefore dimensional formula for angle of contact = [M0L0T0]
Incorrect
We know that angle of contact is an angle which is a dimensionless quantity. Therefore dimensional formula for angle of contact = [M0L0T0]
Unattempted
We know that angle of contact is an angle which is a dimensionless quantity. Therefore dimensional formula for angle of contact = [M0L0T0]
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Question 15 of 15
15. Question
1 pointsThe dimensional formula of relative density is
Correct
We know that relative density (ρr) = Density of substance / Density of water at 4℃
Since both the denominator and numerator has the dimensions of density i.e., [ML-3T0]
therefore dimensional formula of relative density = [M0L0T0]Incorrect
We know that relative density (ρr) = Density of substance / Density of water at 4℃
Since both the denominator and numerator has the dimensions of density i.e., [ML-3T0]
therefore dimensional formula of relative density = [M0L0T0]Unattempted
We know that relative density (ρr) = Density of substance / Density of water at 4℃
Since both the denominator and numerator has the dimensions of density i.e., [ML-3T0]
therefore dimensional formula of relative density = [M0L0T0]
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