Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 53

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 54

What is the maximum number of rectangular components in which a vector can be split in its own plane?

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 55

The vector sum of the forces of

10 N

and

6 N

can be:

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 56

Vector sum of two forces of

10 N

and

6 N

cannot be:

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 57

Which of the following pair of forces will never give a resultant force of

2 N

?

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 58

If

\vec{A}

+

\vec{B}

=

\vec{C}

and

A + B = C

, then the angle between

\vec{A}

and

\vec{B}

is:

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 59

The resultant of

\vec{A} + \vec{B}

is

{\vec{R}}_{1}

. On reversing the vector

\vec{B}

, the resultant becomes

{\vec{R}}_{2} .

What is the value of

R_{1}^{2} + R_{2}^{2} ?

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 60

Given that

\vec{P} + \vec{Q} = \vec{P} - \vec{Q}

. This can be true when:

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Physics>Chapter 2 - Mathematical Tools in Physics>Exercise (Conceptual Questions)>Q 61

Which of the following sets of concurrent forces may be in equilibrium?