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Question 11 Mark
In order to sink in a fluid, the density of an object must be less than the __________ of the fluid. (density,Greater, Less)
Answer
Density
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Question 21 Mark
It is the __________ force which makes objects appear lighter in water. (Gravitational, Buoyant, Magnetic)
Answer
Buoyant
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Question 41 Mark
A heavy ship floats in water because its __________ density is less than that of water. (Average, High, Low)
Answer
Average
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Question 51 Mark
If the weight of a body is 6N on the moon, it will be about __________ on the earth. (12N, 36N, 18N)
Answer
36N
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Question 61 Mark
The weight of an object on the earth is about __________ of its weight on the moon. (Three times, Six times, Half)
Answer
Six times
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Question 71 Mark
Acceleration due to gravity is independent of __________ of the falling body. (Size, Mass, Speed)
Answer
Mass
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Question 81 Mark
In order for the force of gravitation between two bodies to become noticeable and cause motion, one of the bodies must have an extremely large __________. (Mass, Speed, Volume)
Answer
Mass
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Question 91 Mark
The acceleration due to gravity on the moon is about __________ of that on the earth. (One-sixth, Twice, Equal)
Answer
One-sixth
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Question 111 Mark
The value of g on the earth is about __________ of that on the moon. (Half, Six times, One-fourth)
Answer
Six times
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Question 121 Mark
The weight of an object on the moon is about __________ of its weight on the earth. (One-sixth, Equal, Double)
Answer
One-sixth
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Question 131 Mark
Acceleration due to gravity is __________ at the center of the earth. (Zero, Maximum, Infinite)
Answer
Zero
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Fill in the blank - Science STD 9 Questions - Vidyadip