Which of the following relation is correct?
- Aspeed $= $ distance $\times$ time
- ✓distance $=$ speed $\times$ time
- Ctime $=$ distance $\times$ speed
- Dspeed $=\frac{1}{\text { distance } \times \text { time }}$
Answer: B.
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Physical Quantities and Measurement questions
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Which of the following physical quantity is used to describe the motion of a body?
- Aarea
- Bvolume
- Cdensity
- ✓speed
Answer: D.
View full solution →The density of a substance is the ratio of its mass to
- Aweight.
- ✓volume.
- Carea
- Dtemperature
Answer: B.
View full solution →Which of the following device is commonly used to measure the volume of liquids such as petrol or kerosene?
- Ameasuring cup
- Bspring balance
- ✓conical cans
- Dcylindrical cans
Answer: C.
View full solution →The total space occupied by an object is called its
- Amass
- ✓volume
- Cdensity
- Dspeed
Answer: B.
View full solution →The density of a substance can tell about its purity. True or false? Explain.
Can we measure the volume of a regular solid using a measuring cylinder?
How many litres of water will a cubical vessel hold if its side measures $50 \ cm$?
View full solution →Find the volume of $20$ ice cubes$,$ each of side $5 \ cm.$
View full solution →Find the volume of an ice$-$cream brick of length $22 \ cm$, breadth $10 \ cm$ and height $8 \ cm.$
View full solution →The figure given below shows the distance travelled by 2 bodies in certain time. What will you conclude from this figure?
Find the mass of $50 \ cm3$ of silver if its density is $10.5 g \ cm^{-3}.$
View full solution →Find the volume of the stone.
A rectangular piece of wood measures $4 \ cm$ by $6 \ cm$ by $8 \ cm$ and has a mass of $20 g.$ What is the density of the piece of wood ?
View full solution →Explain how you would measure the area of an irregular shape using a graph paper.
Find the area of these leaves, if $1$ square on the graph paper represents $1 \ cm^2$
$1.$ The area of leaf $1$
$2.$ The area of leaf $2$
$3.$ The area of leaf $3$
$4.$ The area of leaf $4$
$5.$ The area of leaf $5$
View full solution →$1.$ The area of leaf $1$
$2.$ The area of leaf $2$
$3.$ The area of leaf $3$
$4.$ The area of leaf $4$
$5.$ The area of leaf $5$
Describe a method by which you can measure the volume of an irregular solid.
The speed of fast-moving objects are expressed in _____________
The distance travelled by a body in unit time is known as its ____________
The __________ of a substance is the ratio of its mass to volume.
Liquids do not have a _________ shape.
Each unit of space in a solid figure is taken as a ___________ cube.
Measuring cans used for commercial purposes have fixed capacities.
Conical measuring cans with long handles are commonly used to measure milk.
The maximum volume of a liquid that a container can hold is known as its capacity.
The total space occupied by an object is called its volume. We can find the area of irregular figures using a graph paper.
The total space occupied by an object is called its area.
| A | B |
| 1.Area of a rectangle | A.m/s |
| 2.Volume of a cuboid | B.$\frac{distance}{time}$ |
| 3.Density | C.length $\times$ breadth |
| 4.Speed of an object | D.$\frac{mass}{volume}$ |
| 5.SI unit of speed | E.length $\times$ breadth $\times$ height |
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