Conservation of Energy and Momentum MCQs

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230 If the K.E. of a body becomes four times of its initial value, the new momentum will be
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1000 kg/m3 is equivalent to:
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The field in which the work done is independent of path followed and is zero in a closed path is called
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Blood is ____ fluid having a density ____ that of water.
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To understand behaviour of a fluid in motion, we must suppose that fluid:
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294 Original source of biomass is
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287 Which of the following is renewable source of energy?
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Unit of density to mass ratio is:
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295 Which best example illustrates the conservation of electrical energy to chemical energy?