IIT-JEE Physics – Full Length Mechanics Test

SET–6 : Complete Mechanics (All Patterns)

                            


This test follows IIT-JEE / JEE Advanced standard. Time: 3 Hours | Full Syllabus Coverage | Mixed Question Types


SECTION – A : MCQs (Single Correct)

Q91.

A particle moves in a circle with constant speed. Which statement is correct?

A) Velocity is constant B) Acceleration is zero C) Net force is non-zero D) Kinetic energy changes

Answer: C

Q92.

A block is just about to slide on a rough incline. The frictional force acting is:

A) Zero B) μkN C) μsN D) Less than μsN

Answer: C


SECTION – B : Multiple Correct

Q93.

Which quantities remain conserved in an elastic collision?

A) Momentum B) Kinetic Energy C) Mechanical Energy D) Angular Momentum

Answer: A, B

Q94.

For SHM, which statements are correct?

A) Restoring force ∝ displacement B) Acceleration is maximum at mean position C) Time period is independent of amplitude D) Velocity is zero at mean position

Answer: A, C


SECTION – C : Numerical Answer Type

Q95.

A block of mass 2 kg slides down a smooth incline of angle 30°. Find its acceleration (g = 10 m/s²).

Answer: 5 m/s²

Q96.

Find the escape velocity from Earth if g = 10 m/s² and R = 6.4×10⁶ m.

Answer: 1.13 × 10⁴ m/s


SECTION – D : Assertion–Reason

Q97.

Assertion (A): A satellite in circular orbit has negative total energy.

Reason (R): Gravitational force is a conservative force.

Answer: B

Q98.

Assertion (A): Nodes in standing waves never vibrate.

Reason (R): Amplitude at nodes is zero.

Answer: A


SECTION – E : Long Numerical (IIT-Advanced)

Q99.

A solid sphere rolls without slipping down an incline of height h. Find its speed at the bottom.

Answer: √(10gh / 7)

Q100.

A particle performs SHM with maximum speed v and maximum acceleration a. Find its amplitude.

Answer: v² / a


✔ End of Full-Length IIT-JEE Mechanics Test – SET–6

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