Grade 7/8 Physics - Measurement, Force, Particulate of matter

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Physics General Knowledge questions on Measurement, Force, Particulate of Matter

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Phoebe Mutwiri

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Grade 7/8 Physics - Measurement, Force, Particulate of matterVersion en ligne Physics General Knowledge questions on Measurement, Force, Particulate of Matter par Phoebe Mutwiri 1 A piece of metal N of mass 2kg weighs 18N in water and 12N in liquid M. Determine the density of the liquid M? -Is it 2000Kg-3? Yes No 2 Adhesive force between mercury and glass is greater than mercury’s cohesive force. Yes No 3 Density is the mass per unit volume of a substance. Yes No 4 Gravitational force is affected by the latitude of the location Yes No 5 gas particles have high cohesive forces Yes No 6 Boiling points of liquids increase due to an increase in Pressure Yes No 7 For a system in equilibrium the sum of clockwise moments is equal to the sum of anticlockwise moment. Yes No 8 A piece of metal N of mass 2kg weighs 18N in water and 12N in liquid M. Determine the density of the metal N? - Is it 1000Kg/m3 Yes No 9 Kinetic theory of matter states that matter is made up of tiny particles in a constant random motion. Yes No

Grade 7/8 Physics - Measurement, Force, Particulate of matterVersion en ligne

Physics General Knowledge questions on Measurement, Force, Particulate of Matter

par Phoebe Mutwiri

A piece of metal N of mass 2kg weighs 18N in water and 12N in liquid M. Determine the density of the liquid M? -Is it 2000Kg-3?

Yes

Adhesive force between mercury and glass is greater than mercury’s cohesive force.

Yes

Density is the mass per unit volume of a substance.

Yes

Gravitational force is affected by the latitude of the location

Yes

gas particles have high cohesive forces

Yes

Boiling points of liquids increase due to an increase in Pressure

Yes

For a system in equilibrium the sum of clockwise moments is equal to the sum of anticlockwise moment.

Yes

A piece of metal N of mass 2kg weighs 18N in water and 12N in liquid M. Determine the density of the metal N? - Is it 1000Kg/m3

Yes

Kinetic theory of matter states that matter is made up of tiny particles in a constant random motion.

Yes

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Grade 7/8 Physics - Measurement, Force, Particulate of matterVersion en ligne

par Phoebe Mutwiri

A piece of metal N of mass 2kg weighs 18N in water and 12N in liquid M. Determine the density of the liquid M? -Is it 2000Kg-3?

Adhesive force between mercury and glass is greater than mercury’s cohesive force.

Density is the mass per unit volume of a substance.

Gravitational force is affected by the latitude of the location

gas particles have high cohesive forces

Boiling points of liquids increase due to an increase in Pressure

For a system in equilibrium the sum of clockwise moments is equal to the sum of anticlockwise moment.

A piece of metal N of mass 2kg weighs 18N in water and 12N in liquid M. Determine the density of the metal N? - Is it 1000Kg/m3

Kinetic theory of matter states that matter is made up of tiny particles in a constant random motion.

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