Module 2

Module 2(Physics) 1) The gyroscopic principle of "Rigidity" operates on: a. Newtons 3rd Law b. Newtons 2nd Law c. Newtons 1st Law 2) Water is: a. An Element b. A compound c. A mixture 3) Dew point is: a. The Temperature at which condensation actually occurs b. The Temperature at below which condensation occurs c. The Temperature at above which condensation occurs 4) Fiber Optics operate on the principle of: a.?? b. Total internal reflection c.?? 5)In a concave mirror, If an object is placed between the focal point and the pole, the image will be: a. Real, Inverted and larger b. Virtual and on the opposite side c. Real, erect and diminished 6)For a fixed mass of water at sea level ISA conditions and at 10,000ft: a. The water will boil at a higher temperature than sea level b. The water will boil at the same temperature as sea level c. The water will boil at a lower temperature than sea level 7)An atom that has lost an electron is: a. Positively Charged b. Negatively Charged c. It possesses no charge 8)Youngs modulus of elasticity is: a. Stress multiplied by Strain b. Stress divided by strain c. Strain divided by stress

9) 100Kelvin in degrees Celsius is: a.-173 b.273 c.100 10)842 degrees Fahrenheit is equal to: a.400 Degrees Celsius b.450 Degrees Celsius c.232.2 degrees Celsius 11)Which of the following is an example of a Longitudinal Wave a. Sound Wave b. Light Wave c. Radio Wave 12) An astronaut blasting off from Earth experiences a G-Force of? (Take g as 9.8 m/s/s) a.5g b.6g c.7g 13) A ball is dropped from rest. What is its speed after 4 seconds? (Take G as 10m/s.s) a. 20m/s b. 40m/s c. 80m.s Thats all I can remember at present but will try get more. There were a lot of questions bases on the Pressure=Force/Area equation and also manipulating formula in general. I have also included past questions from Shannon Aerospace Physics exam in the past. 1) Compound are made up of: a. elements in fixed ratios b. substances which retain their original form c. two or more substances mingled together 2) A ball is dropped from rest. What is its speed after 3 seconds?(take G as 10m/s.s) a.90m/s b.45m/s c.30m/s

3)A lifting machine moves an effort a distance of 200cm in order to raise a load by .5m.The Velocity Ratio is: a.0.25 b.4 c.40 4)A force of 15N is needed to move a body of mass 30kg along a footpath with uniform velocity. Find the coefficient of Dynamic Friction:-(take g as 10m/s.s) a.1/20 b.1/2 c.20 5)A motorcycle of mass 400kg is moving at a velocity of 8m/s.Calculate its momentum: a.320 kgm/s b.3200 kgm/s c.50 kgm/s 6)The specific gravity of Meths is 0.8.Its density is: a.800kg/m3 b.800g/m3 c.80kg/m3 7)The density of CU is 8,900kg/m3,what is its relative density: a.8.9 b.89 c.890 8)How does the viscosity of a liquid change with temperature: a. viscosity of a liquid increases with increasing temperature b. viscosity of a liquid decreases with increasing temperature c. Viscosity of a liquid does not change with temperature 9)Which of the following 2 points are equal: a.40 degrees C and 40 degrees F b.-32 degrees C and 0 degrees F c.-40 degrees C and -40 degrees F 10)When is the only time a concave mirror forms a virtual image: a. when the object is placed at the center of curvature b. when the object is at the focus c. when the object is inside the focus 11)A convex mirror forms a virtual image when: a. the object is inside the focus b. always c. the object is at the center of curvature

12)Two Vectors are at 90 degrees to each other having magnitudes of 3N and 4N.The resultant is: a.5N b.7N c.1N 13)What is 100 degrees Centigrade in Fahrenheit: a.30 Degrees b.148 Degrees c.212 Degrees 14)What work is done if a force of 100N moves a body 15metres: a.0.15mJ b.1500kJ c.1.5kJ 15)Which of the following has no units: a. Stress b. Strain c. Elasticity 16)A Concave mirror is used for: a. Headlights b. Rear View Mirror c. Periscope 17)What is the wavelength of a note of frequency 1kHz when its velocity is 340m/s: a.0.34m b.3.4m c.0.34km 18)If the speed of a gyro is increased, the force required to precess the gyro is: a. Increased b. Decreased c. Remains the same Module 2(Physics) 1) The gyroscopic principle of "Rigidity" operates on: a. Newtons 3rd Law b. Newtons 2nd Law c. Newtons 1st Law

2) Water is: a. An Element b. A compound c. A mixture 3) Dew point is: a. The Temperature at which condensation actually occurs b. The Temperature at below which condensation occurs c. The Temperature at above which condensation occurs 4) Fiber Optics operate on the principle of: a.?? b. Total internal reflection c.?? 5)In a concave mirror, If an object is placed between the focal point and the pole, the image will be: a. Real, Inverted and larger b. Virtual and on the opposite side c. Real, erect and diminished 6)For a fixed mass of water at sea level ISA conditions and at 10,000ft: a. The water will boil at a higher temperature than sea level b. The water will boil at the same temperature as sea level c. The water will boil at a lower temperature than sea level 7)An atom that has lost an electron is: a. Positively Charged b. Negatively Charged c. It possesses no charge 8)Youngs modulus of elasticity is: a. Stress multiplied by Strain b. Stress divided by strain c. Strain divided by stress 9)100Kelvin in degrees Celsius is: a.-173 b.273 c.100 10)842 degrees Fahrenheit is equal to: a.400 Degrees Celsius b.450 Degrees Celsius c.232.2 degrees Celsius

11)Which of the following is an example of a Longitudinal Wave a. Sound Wave b. Light Wave c. Radio Wave 12) An astronaut blasting off from Earth experiences a G-Force of? (Take g as 9.8 m/s/s) a.5g b.6g c.7g 13) A ball is dropped from rest. What is its speed after 4 seconds? (Take G as 10m/s.s) a. 20m/s b. 40m/s c. 80m.s Thats all I can remember at present but will try get more. There were a lot of questions bases on the Pressure=Force/Area equation and also manipulating formula in general. I have also included past questions from Shannon Aerospace Physics exam in the past. 1) Compound are made up of: a. elements in fixed ratios b. substances which retain their original form c. two or more substances mingled together 2) A ball is dropped from rest. What is its speed after 3 seconds?(take G as 10m/s.s) a.90m/s b.45m/s c.30m/s 3)A lifting machine moves an effort a distance of 200cm in order to raise a load by .5m.The Velocity Ratio is: a.0.25 b.4 c.40 4)A force of 15N is needed to move a body of mass 30kg along a footpath with uniform velocity. Find the coefficient of Dynamic Friction:-(take g as 10m/s.s) a.1/20 b.1/2 c.20

5)A motorcycle of mass 400kg is moving at a velocity of 8m/s.Calculate its momentum: a.320 kgm/s b.3200 kgm/s c.50 kgm/s 6)The specific gravity of Meths is 0.8.Its density is: a.800kg/m3 b.800g/m3 c.80kg/m3 7)The density of CU is 8,900kg/m3,what is its relative density: a.8.9 b.89 c.890 8)How does the viscosity of a liquid change with temperature: a. viscosity of a liquid increases with increasing temperature b. viscosity of a liquid decreases with increasing temperature c. Viscosity of a liquid does not change with temperature 9)Which of the following 2 points are equal: a.40 degrees C and 40 degrees F b.-32 degrees C and 0 degrees F c.-40 degrees C and -40 degrees F 10)When is the only time a concave mirror forms a virtual image: a. when the object is placed at the center of curvature b. when the object is at the focus c. when the object is inside the focus 11)A convex mirror forms a virtual image when: a. the object is inside the focus b. always c. the object is at the center of curvature 12)Two Vectors are at 90 degrees to each other having magnitudes of 3N and 4N.The resultant is: a.5N b.7N c.1N 13)What is 100 degrees Centigrade in Fahrenheit: a.30 Degrees b.148 Degrees c.212 Degrees

14)What work is done if a force of 100N moves a body 15metres: a.0.15mJ b.1500kJ c.1.5kJ 15)Which of the following has no units: a. Stress b. Strain c. Elasticity 16)A Concave mirror is used for: a. Headlights b. Rear View Mirror c. Periscope 17)What is the wavelength of a note of frequency 1kHz when its velocity is 340m/s: a.0.34m b.3.4m c.0.34km 18)If the speed of a gyro is increased, the force required to precess the gyro is: a. Increased b. Decreased c. Remains the same
Mod2

Module 2 Module 2 - Physics Module 2 Physics A note from the Sender... "A good thing people should be made aware about the B2 exam is the depth that they go into on fibre optics. My last paper contained about six or seven questions, I only remembered a few as they were straight over my head, I can remember them going on a about local oscillators and various other in-depth areas" What do you get when you add 2H2 and O2 a) 2H2O b) 2HO c) 2H20 A gyroscope suffers from apparent wander this is caused by a) Friction on the gimbals and bearings b) The aircraft flying along a north south track c) The earths rotation

 The splitting of a chemical compound is called a) Analysis b) Bombardment c) Synthesis The specific heat capacity of a gas heated at a constant pressure, will the specific heat capacity of the same gas heated at a constant volume a) Be the same b) Less c) More A time period of 10 microseconds is equal to a frequency of a) 10KHZ b) 1MHZ c) 100KHZ When heat flows from a hot area to a cold area it is called a) Convection b) Conduction c) Radiation A quadrate component of a vector is a) 1800 to the original b) 450 to the original c) 900 to the original Attenuation in fiber optic cables is caused by a) Backscattering and micro bends b) Absorption and scattering c) Micro bends and scattering In a fiber optic flying control system a) The sensor needs electrical power b) The sensor and transmitter require electrical power c) The sensor inputs to the transmitter, which needs power to send the signal down the fiber optic cable 1 Newton is equal to a) 1 Joule per second b) 1 kilogram of force c) 1 kilogram meter per second per second 1 degree rise on the centigrade scale will cause a a) 0.911 rise in 0F b) 33 rise in 0F c) 1.8 rise in 0F

 Adiabatic compression is when a) Kinetic energy is gained b) A compression cycle where no heat is lost or gained c) Where heat is given of to the surroundings The addition of 2 separate vectors to produces a vector called the a) Sum b) Resultant c) Component What is the momentum of a ball of mass 2 grams and has a velocity of 10cm/s a) 0.0002kgm/s b) 20Kgm/s c) 5Kgm/s What is the atomic number? a) Number of protons in an atom b) Number of electrons in an atom c) Number of neutrons in an atom What is the mass number? a) Number of electrons and protons b) Number of neutrons and protons c) Number of electrons and neutrons What is the kinetic energy of a plane of mass of 2 metric tonnes and has a velocity of 2m/s a) 4Kj b) 2Kj c) 0.2Kj In fiber optics the type of cable chosen by a) Matching the diameter of the cable to the wavelength b) Distance required to travel c) The strength of signal needed The most common good refrigerants are a) Water ammonia freon b) Water freon carbon dioxide c) Ammonia freon methyl bromide The specific gravity of a substance is calculated by a) The density of the body divided by the density of water b) Density of the body squared c) Density of the body squared multiplied by the density of water

 An atom with 3 free electrons is said to be a) Trivalent b) Pentavelent c) Covalent The heat required to change a liquid to a gas is called the heat of a) Fusion b) Vaporization c) Condensation The 'Sl' unit of Mass is a) The pound (LB) b) The meter (m) c) The Kilogram (kg) The Sl base unit of length is: a) The centimetre b) The kilometre c) The metre The Sl unit of acceleration is: a) The square metre (m2) b) The metre per second squared (m/s2) c) The metre/second (m/s) The Sl unit of density is a) The cubic metre (m3) b) The Pascal (Pa) c) The kilogram per cubic metre (kg/m3) The Sl unit of energy is a) The Joule (J) b) The Watt (W) c) The Pascal (Pa) Ten kilograms is expressed numerically as a) 10kg b) 1 Mg c) 10K A force of 10 million Newton's is expressed numerically as a) 1 MN b) 10mn c) 10MN

1. An atom consists of: Protons and electrons Protons and neutrons Protons, neutrons and electrons 2. The maximum number of electrons in the inner shell of an atom is: 2 4 8 3. A good refrigerant has: High condensing temperature, high condensing pressure High condensing temperature, low condensing pressure Low condensing temperature, high condensing pressure 4. Stress is given by: Force per unit area 5. An object accelerating down a slope would gain kinetic energy: Equal to the potential energy lost Greater than the potential energy lost Less than the potential energy lost 6. Produced quality of sound depends on: Frequency and harmonics of the waves being produced Pure sine waves being produced by the source Quality of the receiver 7. An atom with five electrons in its outer shell is: Covalent Pentavalent Trivalent 8. Temperature is a measure of: Heat energy of particles The amount of vibration of particles 9. The weight of an object in air suspended in gas or liquid would: Decrease Increase Stay the same

10.If 5kg of ice melts it would: Take up less volume Take up more volume Take up the same volume 11.In a heat pump: a.Flow across the condenser is always in one direction b.The compressor gains heat c.The condenser loses heat 12.Precession in a gyro is: a.Inversely proportional to the magnitude of the torque applied b.Proportional to the magnitude of the torque applied c.Proportional to the square of the magnitude of the torque applied 13.Particles vibrating in air: Produce waves Tend to give off heat 14.The force which opposes twisting deformation in a material is: Strain Stress Torsion 15.A gyro with a fixed point free to rotate in three axis is: An earth gyro A space gyro A tied gyro 16.Heat received from radiation is: Inversely proportional to the distance from the source Inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the source Proportional to the distance from the source

17.For a diffusing lens the image is: Behind the lens Beyond the lens

18.When light rays enter a medium with a different refractive index: They change speed 19.A converging lens can focus light rays: Because it is a sphere Because the incoming rays are already converging Because the light rays travel more slowly in the centre 20.Two sound waves of close frequency could be heard as: A beat Two distinct sounds Two varying sounds 21.The mass of a proton equals the mass of a: Beta particle Electron Neutron 22.Catalysts: Slow down reactions Speed up and slow down reactions Speed up reactions 23.A force perpendicular to a beam is: Compressive Shear Tensile 24.What is the speed of sound in air at 0 degrees C: 331 metres per second 25.What temperature scale is used with the Combined Gas laws: Centigrade Fahrenheit Kelvin 26.What is the speed of light in air: 300 000 kilometers per second 27.If a ray of light enters a fiber optic cable with refractive index 1.5, What is the speed of the ray in the cable: 200 000 kilometers per second 300 000 kilometers per second 400 000 kilometers per second

28.Focal length is equal to: Half the distance between the center of the sphere and the mirror 29.Mass number is equal to: The number of protons and electrons in an atom The number of protons and neutrons in an atom The total mass of an atom 30.Graded index fibre optic cable: Has a variable refractive index across its cross sectional area 31.To what height would water rise in a tube given the pressure is 1 bar: 9.81 metres 10.19 metres 32.For a concave lens the image is A chromatic orb Real Virtua 33.If a wave travelling to a point meets a wave, from that point, of equal frequency: A standing wave is formed The two waves cancel each other out They have no effect on each other 34.What shape is a venturi tube: Gradually tapers to minimum cross sectional area Maximum cross sectional area in the centre Minimum cross sectional area in the centre 35.If a fluid moves slowly it has: High viscosity Low viscosity Medium viscosity 36.What is boundary layer: Air at the wing vortices Laminar flow over the wings reducing drag

37.What is the energy required to change state from solid to liquid: Heat of fusion Heat of vaporisation Specific heat--------------------