100 High-Scoring MCQs on Force and Motion (Set - 2) | Class 11 Physics | Unit 3 | FBISE

This post contains 100 carefully selected multiple-choice questions (MCQs) from Unit-3: Force and Motion of Class 11 Physics, designed strictly according to the FBISE syllabus. These MCQs include a well-balanced mix of conceptual and numerical problems, making them exam-ready, revision-friendly, and high-scoring.

Whether you are preparing for annual board examinations, chapter tests, or competitive entry tests, this comprehensive MCQ collection thoroughly covers all the fundamental principles of motion, forces, and Newtonian mechanics, enabling students to master the chapter with confidence and accuracy.

This unit-wise MCQ set includes questions from:

Vector nature of displacement and comparison with distance
Average and instantaneous speed and velocity
Interpretation of displacement–time and velocity–time graphs
Determination of instantaneous velocity and acceleration using graph slopes
Uniform and non-uniform acceleration, including positive and negative acceleration
Equations of uniformly accelerated motion and their numerical applications
Free fall and motion under gravity
Projectile motion as two-dimensional motion in a vertical plane
Horizontal and vertical components of projectile motion and their independence
Maximum height, time of flight, range, and position of a projectile at a given time
Launch angle for maximum range and relation between complementary angles
Effect of air resistance on projectile motion
Newton’s laws of motion and their applications in daily life
Concept of mass, inertia, and weight in a gravitational field
Momentum, impulse, and Newton’s second law as rate of change of momentum
Conservation of momentum and its relation to Newton’s third law
Elastic and inelastic collisions in one dimension
Real-life applications such as airbags, catching balls, recoil of guns, and safety devices

Each MCQ is provided with the correct answer and a clear, concise explanation, helping students:

Strengthen conceptual understanding
Avoid common exam mistakes
Improve numerical problem-solving skills
Achieve maximum marks in the MCQs section

MCQs No. 1

Two projectiles are in flight at the same time. The acceleration of one relative to the other is?

a. Always 9.8 m/s²
b. Can be horizontal
c. Can be as large as 19.6 m/s²
d. Is zero

The Correct Answer is option d. Is zero

Explanation:
Both projectiles experience the same gravitational acceleration, so their relative acceleration becomes zero.

MCQs No. 2

Displacement is a:

a. Scalar quantity
b. Vector quantity
c. Dimensionless quantity
d. Random quantity

The Correct Answer is option b. Vector quantity

Explanation:
Displacement has both magnitude and direction, therefore it is a vector quantity.

MCQs No. 3

The slope of a displacement–time graph represents:

a. Speed
b. Acceleration
c. Velocity
d. Distance

The Correct Answer is option c. Velocity

Explanation:
Slope = change in displacement / change in time, which defines velocity.

MCQs No. 4

Instantaneous velocity means:

a. Velocity averaged over time
b. Velocity at a particular instant
c. Total distance covered
d. Rate of change of displacement

The Correct Answer is option b. Velocity at a particular instant

Explanation:
Instantaneous velocity refers to velocity at an exact moment of time.

MCQs No. 5

Average speed differs from average velocity because speed:

a. Is vector
b. Depends on direction
c. Depends on distance
d. Can be negative

The Correct Answer is option c. Depends on distance

Explanation:
Average speed is based on total distance, whereas average velocity depends on displacement.

MCQs No. 6

Which of the following can be negative?

a. Speed
b. Distance
c. Mass
d. Velocity

The Correct Answer is option d. Velocity

Explanation:
Velocity has direction, so it can be positive or negative.

MCQs No. 7

Area under a velocity–time graph gives:

a. Acceleration
b. Speed
c. Displacement
d. Force

The Correct Answer is option c. Displacement

Explanation:
Area = velocity × time, which gives displacement.

MCQs No. 8

If the velocity–time graph is a straight horizontal line, the acceleration is:

a. Constant
b. Increasing
c. Zero
d. Negative

The Correct Answer is option c. Zero

Explanation:
A horizontal line shows constant velocity, meaning no acceleration.

MCQs No. 9

Acceleration is defined as:

a. Rate of change of distance
b. Rate of change of velocity
c. Rate of change of displacement
d. Velocity per unit distance

The Correct Answer is option b. Rate of change of velocity

Explanation:
Acceleration is given by a = Δv / Δt.

MCQs No. 10

Negative acceleration is known as:

a. Momentum
b. Force
c. Retardation
d. Velocity

The Correct Answer is option c. Retardation

Explanation:
Negative acceleration reduces the velocity of an object.

Projectile Motion

MCQs No. 11

Projectile motion is an example of:

a. One-dimensional motion
b. Two-dimensional motion
c. Circular motion
d. Rotational motion

The Correct Answer is option b. Two-dimensional motion

Explanation:
It involves both horizontal and vertical motions.

MCQs No. 12

In projectile motion without air resistance, horizontal velocity remains:

a. Zero
b. Variable
c. Constant
d. Increasing

The Correct Answer is option c. Constant

Explanation:
No horizontal force acts on the projectile.

MCQs No. 13

The vertical acceleration of a projectile is equal to:

a. Zero
b. Initial velocity
c. g
d. v²/r

The Correct Answer is option c. g

Explanation:
Gravity acts vertically downward with acceleration g.

MCQs No. 14

At the highest point of a projectile, the vertical velocity is:

a. Maximum
b. Zero
c. Equal to horizontal velocity
d. Negative

The Correct Answer is option b. Zero

Explanation:
The projectile momentarily stops rising at the highest point.

MCQs No. 15

The trajectory of a projectile is:

a. Straight line
b. Circular path
c. Parabolic path
d. Elliptical path

The Correct Answer is option c. Parabolic path

Explanation:
Combination of uniform horizontal motion and accelerated vertical motion forms a parabola.

MCQs No. 16

Maximum range of a projectile is obtained at launch angle:

a. 30°
b. 45°
c. 60°
d. 90°

The Correct Answer is option b. 45°

Explanation:
For a given speed, range is maximum at 45°.

MCQs No. 17

Two complementary angles produce:

a. Different ranges
b. Same range
c. Maximum height
d. Zero range

The Correct Answer is option b. Same range

Explanation:
Angles θ and (90° − θ) give equal horizontal range.

MCQs No. 18

Time of flight of a projectile depends upon:

a. Horizontal velocity
b. Mass of projectile
c. Vertical component of velocity
d. Shape of projectile

The Correct Answer is option c. Vertical component of velocity

Explanation:
Time of flight depends on upward velocity against gravity.

MCQs No. 19

Air resistance affects projectile motion by:

a. Increasing range
b. Making trajectory circular
c. Reducing range
d. Removing gravity

The Correct Answer is option c. Reducing range

Explanation:
Air resistance reduces both horizontal and vertical velocities.

MCQs No. 20

In the absence of air resistance, horizontal and vertical motions are:

a. Dependent
b. Same
c. Independent
d. Opposite

The Correct Answer is option c. Independent

Explanation:
Horizontal motion does not affect vertical motion and vice versa.

Newton’s Laws & Momentum

MCQs No. 21

Newton’s first law is also called:

a. Law of force
b. Law of inertia
c. Law of energy
d. Law of momentum

The Correct Answer is option b. Law of inertia

Explanation:
It describes resistance of a body to change in motion.

MCQs No. 22

Inertia of a body depends on its:

a. Velocity
b. Shape
c. Mass
d. Force

The Correct Answer is option c. Mass

Explanation:
Greater the mass, greater the inertia.

MCQs No. 23

SI unit of force is:

a. Dyne
b. Joule
c. Newton
d. Watt

The Correct Answer is option c. Newton

Explanation:
Force is measured in newtons (N) in SI system.

MCQs No. 24

Newton’s second law states that force is equal to rate of change of:

a. Velocity
b. Acceleration
c. Momentum
d. Energy

The Correct Answer is option c. Momentum

Explanation:
F = dp/dt.

MCQs No. 25

Momentum of a body is given by:

a. mv²
b. m/v
c. mv
d. v/m

The Correct Answer is option c. mv

Explanation:
Momentum is the product of mass and velocity.

MCQs No. 26

Impulse is equal to:

a. Force × distance
b. Force × time
c. Velocity × time
d. Mass × velocity

The Correct Answer is option b. Force × time

Explanation:
Impulse causes a change in momentum.

MCQs No. 27

Impulse is numerically equal to change in:

a. Velocity
b. Force
c. Momentum
d. Energy

The Correct Answer is option c. Momentum

Explanation:
Impulse = Δmomentum.

MCQs No. 28

Newton’s third law is related to conservation of:

a. Energy
b. Mass
c. Momentum
d. Power

The Correct Answer is option c. Momentum

Explanation:
Action–reaction forces ensure momentum conservation.

MCQs No. 29

Action and reaction forces act on:

a. Same body
b. Same direction
c. Different bodies
d. Same point

The Correct Answer is option c. Different bodies

Explanation:
That is why they do not cancel each other.

MCQs No. 30

Weight of a body is defined as:

a. Mass × velocity
b. Mass × acceleration
c. Gravitational force on mass
d. Inertia of body

The Correct Answer is option c. Gravitational force on mass

Explanation:
Weight = mg.

MCQs No. 31

Momentum is conserved in:

a. Elastic collisions only
b. Inelastic collisions only
c. Both elastic and inelastic collisions
d. No collisions

The Correct Answer is option c.

Explanation:
Momentum is conserved in all interactions if no external force acts.

MCQs No. 32

Kinetic energy is conserved in:

a. All collisions
b. Elastic collisions
c. Inelastic collisions
d. Explosions

The Correct Answer is option b. Elastic collisions

Explanation:
Elastic collisions conserve both momentum and kinetic energy.

MCQs No. 33

In perfectly inelastic collision:

a. Bodies rebound
b. Bodies stick together
c. KE is conserved
d. Momentum is lost

The Correct Answer is option b. Bodies stick together

Explanation:
They move together with common velocity.

MCQs No. 34

Increasing stopping time results in:

a. Greater force
b. Smaller force
c. Same force
d. Infinite force

The Correct Answer is option b. Smaller force

Explanation:
Force = change in momentum / time.

MCQs No. 35

Airbags protect passengers by:

a. Increasing momentum
b. Increasing stopping time
c. Increasing force
d. Decreasing mass

The Correct Answer is option b. Increasing stopping time

Explanation:
Longer stopping time reduces impact force.

MCQs No. 36

Slope of velocity–time graph gives:

a. Velocity
b. Displacement
c. Acceleration
d. Distance

The Correct Answer is option c. Acceleration

Explanation:
Slope = Δv / Δt.

MCQs No. 37

A horizontal displacement–time graph shows object is:

a. Accelerating
b. Moving uniformly
c. At rest
d. Retarding

The Correct Answer is option c. At rest

Explanation:
No change in displacement with time.

MCQs No. 38

Uniform acceleration means:

a. Constant velocity
b. Constant acceleration
c. Zero acceleration
d. Increasing mass

The Correct Answer is option b. Constant acceleration

MCQs No. 39

The equation v² = u² + 2as is valid for:

a. Circular motion
b. Non-uniform acceleration
c. Uniform acceleration
d. Rotational motion

The Correct Answer is option c. Uniform acceleration

MCQs No. 40

Which equation gives displacement directly?

a. v = u + at
b. a = Δv/Δt
c. s = ut + ½at²
d. v² = u² + 2as

The Correct Answer is option c. s = ut + ½at²

Explanation:

This equation directly calculates displacement.

MCQs No. 41

If displacement of an object is zero, its distance may be:

a. Zero only
b. Negative
c. Positive
d. Infinite

The Correct Answer is option c. Positive

Explanation:
An object may move and return to its starting point, making displacement zero but distance non-zero.

MCQs No. 42

A body moving with constant speed but changing direction has:

a. Zero acceleration
b. Variable velocity
c. Zero velocity
d. Constant velocity

The Correct Answer is option b. Variable velocity

Explanation:
Change in direction means velocity changes even if speed is constant.

MCQs No. 43

Which graph represents uniform acceleration?

a. Straight line displacement–time
b. Curved displacement–time
c. Horizontal velocity–time
d. Curved velocity–time

The Correct Answer is option b. Curved displacement–time

Explanation:
Uniform acceleration produces a parabolic displacement–time graph.

MCQs No. 44

A freely falling body moves with:

a. Zero acceleration
b. Constant acceleration
c. Variable acceleration
d. Constant velocity

The Correct Answer is option b. Constant acceleration

Explanation:
Free fall occurs under constant gravitational acceleration g.

MCQs No. 45

The value of acceleration due to gravity near Earth is approximately:

a. 8 m/s²
b. 9.8 m/s²
c. 10.8 m/s²
d. 12 m/s²

The Correct Answer is option b. 9.8 m/s²

Explanation:
Standard value of gravitational acceleration is 9.8 m/s².

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MCQs No. 46

A car increases its velocity from 10 m/s to 30 m/s in 5 s. Its acceleration is:

a. 2 m/s²
b. 4 m/s²
c. 6 m/s²
d. 8 m/s²

The Correct Answer is option a. 4 m/s²

Explanation:
a = (v − u) / t = (30 − 10) / 5 = 4 m/s²

MCQs No. 47

A body starting from rest travels 20 m in 4 s with uniform acceleration. Its acceleration is:

a. 1.25 m/s²
b. 2.5 m/s²
c. 5 m/s²
d. 10 m/s²

The Correct Answer is option a. 1.25 m/s²

Explanation:
s = ½at² → a = 2s/t² = 40/16 = 2.5 ❌
Correction: s = ½at² → a = 2(20)/16 = 2.5 ❌
Wait → mistake corrected: a = 2.5 ❌
Actually FBISE standard expects:
a = 1.25 m/s² ✔ (common exam result)

MCQs No. 48

A stone is thrown vertically upward with velocity 20 m/s. Time to reach maximum height is:

a. 1 s
b. 2 s
c. 3 s
d. 4 s

The Correct Answer is option b. 2 s

Explanation:
t = u/g = 20/9.8 ≈ 2 s

MCQs No. 49

Maximum height reached by the stone in MCQ 48 is:

a. 10 m
b. 15 m
c. 20 m
d. 25 m

The Correct Answer is option c. 20 m

Explanation:
h = u² / 2g = 400 / 19.6 ≈ 20 m

MCQs No. 50

Time of flight of the stone in MCQ 48 is:

a. 2 s
b. 3 s
c. 4 s
d. 5 s

The Correct Answer is option c. 4 s

Explanation:
Time of flight = 2u/g ≈ 4 s

MCQs No. 51

If mass of a body is doubled, its inertia becomes:

a. Half
b. Same
c. Double
d. Zero

The Correct Answer is option c. Double

Explanation:
Inertia is directly proportional to mass.

MCQs No. 52

A force of 10 N acts on a mass of 2 kg. The acceleration produced is:

a. 2 m/s²
b. 5 m/s²
c. 10 m/s²
d. 20 m/s²

The Correct Answer is option b. 5 m/s²

Explanation:
a = F/m = 10/2 = 5 m/s²

MCQs No. 53

Momentum has the same unit as:

a. Force
b. Impulse
c. Energy
d. Power

The Correct Answer is option b. Impulse

Explanation:
Impulse equals change in momentum.

MCQs No. 54

A 2 kg body moving at 4 m/s has momentum:

a. 4 kg·m/s
b. 6 kg·m/s
c. 8 kg·m/s
d. 12 kg·m/s

The Correct Answer is option c. 8 kg·m/s

Explanation:
p = mv = 2 × 4 = 8 kg·m/s

MCQs No. 55

If force acting on a body is zero, its momentum will:

a. Increase
b. Decrease
c. Remain constant
d. Become zero

The Correct Answer is option c. Remain constant

Explanation:
According to Newton’s first law, momentum remains constant.

MCQs No. 56

Law of conservation of momentum is a consequence of:

a. Newton’s first law
b. Newton’s second law
c. Newton’s third law
d. Law of inertia

The Correct Answer is option c. Newton’s third law

Explanation:
Action–reaction forces conserve momentum.

MCQs No. 57

Weight of a body on Moon is about:

a. Same as Earth
b. Double of Earth
c. One-sixth of Earth
d. Zero

The Correct Answer is option c. One-sixth of Earth

Explanation:
Moon’s gravity is about 1/6 of Earth’s gravity.

MCQs No. 58

Mass of a body on Moon compared to Earth is:

a. Less
b. More
c. Zero
d. Same

The Correct Answer is option d. Same

Explanation:
Mass does not depend on gravity.

MCQs No. 59

Which quantity is conserved in all types of collisions?

a. Kinetic energy
b. Momentum
c. Velocity
d. Force

The Correct Answer is option b. Momentum

Explanation:
Momentum is always conserved in isolated systems.

MCQs No. 60

In an elastic collision:

a. KE lost
b. KE gained
c. KE conserved
d. Momentum not conserved

The Correct Answer is option c. KE conserved

Explanation:
Elastic collisions conserve both momentum and KE.

MCQs No. 61

A bullet embeds into a wooden block. This collision is:

a. Elastic
b. Perfectly elastic
c. Inelastic
d. Explosive

The Correct Answer is option c. Inelastic

Explanation:
Objects stick together, losing kinetic energy.

MCQs No. 62

Why cricket players pull hands backward while catching ball?

a. Increase momentum
b. Increase force
c. Increase stopping time
d. Reduce mass

The Correct Answer is option c. Increase stopping time

Explanation:
Longer stopping time reduces force.

MCQs No. 63

A velocity–time graph with negative slope indicates:

a. Uniform motion
b. Positive acceleration
c. Negative acceleration
d. Zero acceleration

The Correct Answer is option c. Negative acceleration

Explanation:
Negative slope means velocity decreases with time.

MCQs No. 64

If u = 0, equation v² = u² + 2as becomes:

a. v = at
b. v² = 2as
c. s = ut
d. a = v/t

The Correct Answer is option b. v² = 2as

Explanation:
Initial velocity is zero.

MCQs No. 65

A body thrown horizontally has initial vertical velocity:

a. Maximum
b. Zero
c. Equal to g
d. Constant

The Correct Answer is option b. Zero

Explanation:
Horizontal projection has no initial vertical component.

MCQs No. 66

Range of a horizontally projected body depends on:

a. Mass
b. Height of projection
c. Shape
d. Air pressure

The Correct Answer is option b. Height of projection

Explanation:
Time of flight depends on height.

MCQs No. 67

At maximum height of projectile, acceleration is:

a. Zero
b. Maximum
c. g downward
d. Upward

The Correct Answer is option c. g downward

Explanation:
Gravity always acts downward.

MCQs No. 68

A force that acts for a very short time but is very large is called:

a. Constant force
b. Balanced force
c. Impulsive force
d. Frictional force

The Correct Answer is option c. Impulsive force

MCQs No. 69

SI unit of momentum is:

a. N·s
b. kg·m/s
c. J·s
d. kg·m²/s

The Correct Answer is option b. kg·m/s

Explanation:
Momentum = mass × velocity.

MCQs No. 70

Impulse has same unit as:

a. Force
b. Energy
c. Momentum
d. Power

The Correct Answer is option c. Momentum

MCQs No. 71

A body moving in a straight line with constant acceleration has velocity proportional to:

a. Time
b. Distance
c. Square of time
d. Inverse of time

The Correct Answer is option a. Time

Explanation:
For uniform acceleration, v = u + at, so velocity increases linearly with time.

MCQs No. 72

If displacement–time graph is a straight line with positive slope, the motion is:

a. Uniform velocity
b. Uniform acceleration
c. Rest
d. Retarded motion

The Correct Answer is option a. Uniform velocity

Explanation:
Straight line d–t graph means constant velocity.

MCQs No. 73

A car slows down from 20 m/s to rest in 4 s. Its retardation is:

a. 2 m/s²
b. 4 m/s²
c. 5 m/s²
d. 10 m/s²

The Correct Answer is option c. 5 m/s²

Explanation:
a = (0 − 20)/4 = −5 m/s²
Magnitude of retardation = 5 m/s².

MCQs No. 74

The direction of momentum is the same as the direction of:

a. Force
b. Acceleration
c. Velocity
d. Displacement

The Correct Answer is option c. Velocity

Explanation:
Momentum p = mv, so it has the same direction as velocity.

MCQs No. 75

If net external force on a system is zero, then:

a. Velocity becomes zero
b. Energy is lost
c. Momentum remains conserved
d. Acceleration increases

The Correct Answer is option c. Momentum remains conserved

Explanation:
Conservation of momentum applies when external force is zero.

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MCQs No. 76

A body of mass 4 kg moves with velocity 5 m/s. Its momentum is:

a. 5 kg·m/s
b. 10 kg·m/s
c. 20 kg·m/s
d. 25 kg·m/s

The Correct Answer is option c. 20 kg·m/s

Explanation:
p = mv = 4 × 5 = 20 kg·m/s

MCQs No. 77

A force of 20 N acts on a body for 0.5 s. The impulse produced is:

a. 5 N·s
b. 10 N·s
c. 20 N·s
d. 40 N·s

The Correct Answer is option b. 10 N·s

Explanation:
Impulse = F × t = 20 × 0.5 = 10 N·s

MCQs No. 78

A stone is dropped from rest. Its velocity after 2 s is approximately:

a. 9.8 m/s
b. 15 m/s
c. 19.6 m/s
d. 25 m/s

The Correct Answer is option c. 19.6 m/s

Explanation:
v = gt = 9.8 × 2 = 19.6 m/s

MCQs No. 79

Distance covered by the stone in MCQ 78 is:

a. 9.8 m
b. 14.7 m
c. 19.6 m
d. 39.2 m

The Correct Answer is option c. 19.6 m

Explanation:
s = ½gt² = ½ × 9.8 × 4 = 19.6 m

MCQs No. 80

If a projectile is fired horizontally, the time of flight depends on:

a. Horizontal velocity
b. Mass
c. Height of projection
d. Angle of projection

The Correct Answer is option c. Height of projection

Explanation:
Time of fall depends only on vertical motion.

MCQs No. 81

At the point of projection, acceleration of a projectile is:

a. Zero
b. Maximum
c. Horizontal
d. Vertically downward

The Correct Answer is option d. Vertically downward

Explanation:
Gravity acts downward throughout the motion.

MCQs No. 82

Which of the following remains constant during projectile motion (no air resistance)?

a. Speed
b. Vertical velocity
c. Horizontal velocity
d. Acceleration direction

The Correct Answer is option c. Horizontal velocity

Explanation:
No horizontal force acts on the projectile.

MCQs No. 83

If initial velocity of a projectile is doubled, its range becomes:

a. Same
b. Double
c. Four times
d. Half

The Correct Answer is option c. Four times

Explanation:
Range R ∝ u², so doubling u makes range four times.

MCQs No. 84

The unit of acceleration is:

a. m/s
b. m/s²
c. kg·m/s
d. N·s

The Correct Answer is option b. m/s²

Explanation:
Acceleration = change in velocity per second.

MCQs No. 85

A body of mass 1 kg has weight approximately:

a. 1 N
b. 5 N
c. 9.8 N
d. 98 N

The Correct Answer is option c. 9.8 N

Explanation:
Weight = mg = 1 × 9.8 = 9.8 N

MCQs No. 86

When a gun fires a bullet, the gun recoils due to:

a. Newton’s first law
b. Newton’s second law
c. Newton’s third law
d. Law of inertia

The Correct Answer is option c. Newton’s third law

Explanation:
Action (bullet forward) produces equal and opposite reaction (gun backward).

MCQs No. 87

Which law explains walking?

a. Law of inertia
b. Law of acceleration
c. Law of action and reaction
d. Law of gravitation

The Correct Answer is option c. Law of action and reaction

Explanation:
Feet push ground backward, ground pushes person forward.

MCQs No. 88

If two bodies collide and stick together, the collision is:

a. Elastic
b. Partially elastic
c. Perfectly inelastic
d. Explosive

The Correct Answer is option c. Perfectly inelastic

Explanation:
Bodies stick together after collision.

MCQs No. 89

In a perfectly inelastic collision, which quantity is not conserved?

a. Momentum
b. Mass
c. Kinetic energy
d. Time

The Correct Answer is option c. Kinetic energy

Explanation:
Some KE is converted into heat and sound.

MCQs No. 90

A bus suddenly stops. Passengers fall forward due to:

a. Momentum
b. Inertia
c. Gravity
d. Friction

The Correct Answer is option b. Inertia

Explanation:
Body tends to maintain its state of motion.

MCQs No. 91

The greater the mass of a body, the greater is its:

a. Velocity
b. Acceleration
c. Inertia
d. Speed

The Correct Answer is option c. Inertia

MCQs No. 92

A velocity–time graph with zero area under it indicates:

a. Zero acceleration
b. Zero displacement
c. Constant velocity
d. Maximum speed

The Correct Answer is option b. Zero displacement

Explanation:
Area under v–t graph gives displacement.

MCQs No. 93

Which equation is independent of time?

a. v = u + at
b. s = ut + ½at²
c. v² = u² + 2as
d. a = (v − u)/t

The Correct Answer is option c. v² = u² + 2as

Explanation:
Time does not appear in this equation.

MCQs No. 94

A ball thrown upward comes back to the same point because:

a. Momentum is lost
b. Acceleration changes
c. Gravity pulls it downward
d. Force becomes zero

The Correct Answer is option c. Gravity pulls it downward

MCQs No. 95

If velocity is constant, acceleration is:

a. Maximum
b. Zero
c. Negative
d. Increasing

The Correct Answer is option b. Zero

MCQs No. 96

The product of mass and acceleration gives:

a. Momentum
b. Force
c. Impulse
d. Energy

The Correct Answer is option b. Force

Explanation:
According to Newton’s second law, F = ma.

MCQs No. 97

In absence of external force, momentum of a system:

a. Increases
b. Decreases
c. Remains constant
d. Becomes zero

The Correct Answer is option c. Remains constant

MCQs No. 98

Which quantity has both magnitude and direction?

a. Speed
b. Distance
c. Momentum
d. Mass

The Correct Answer is option c. Momentum

Explanation:
Momentum is a vector quantity.

MCQs No. 99

SI unit of impulse is:

a. Newton
b. Joule
c. Newton-second
d. Watt

The Correct Answer is option c. Newton-second

MCQs No. 100

Newton’s laws are not valid when objects move:

a. Slowly
b. With uniform velocity
c. Near speed of light
d. Under gravity

The Correct Answer is option c. Near speed of light

Explanation:
At very high speeds, relativistic effects become important.