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  1. Q1. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. This is the law of:

    • A.conservation of energy
    • B.conservation of momentum
    • C.inertia
    • D.gravitation

    Answer: A. conservation of energy

    Concept involved: It is the law of conservation of energy. Connecting concept to answer: Correct. Wrong options at a glance: option B) 'conservation of momentum' is incorrect: About momentum; option C) 'inertia' misses the point - Newton's first law; option D) 'gravitation' doesn't hold - A force law. Therefore the correct option is A) conservation of energy.

  2. Q2. Find the impact speed of a 1 kg body falling freely from 45 m (g=10):

    • A.30 m/s
    • B.900 m/s
    • C.21.213 m/s
    • D.450 m/s

    Answer: A. 30 m/s

    Given 1 kg, 45 m, asked for Find the impact speed of a 1 kg body falling freely from 45 m (g=10). By v = u + a*t or s = u*t + (1/2)*a*t^2. v = u + a*t or s = u*t + (1/2)*a*t^2 → so the required answer = 30 m/s. write the kinematic relation that links the named quantities, e.g. Therefore option A) 30 m/s. Others fail: option B) '900 m/s' is wrong because Wrong: a step was skipped or a unit not converted; option C) '21.213 m/s' doesn't hold - Wrong: this uses an incorrect intermediate result.

  3. Q3. Find the impact speed of a 2 kg body falling freely from 5 m (g=10):

    • A.10 m/s
    • B.100 m/s
    • C.7.071 m/s
    • D.50 m/s

    Answer: A. 10 m/s

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