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What is Newton's Third Law?

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

For every action, there is a reaction.

Actions speak louder than words.

Every action has a consequence.

Answer

Correct Answer: Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

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What does N /A stand for?

Not applicable

Not available

No audio

No answer

Answer

Correct Answer: Not available

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What is quantitative data?

Data that can't be measured

Qualitative data

Numerical Data that can be discrete or continuous

Data that can be either discrete or continuous

Answer

Correct Answer: Numerical Data that can be discrete or continuous

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What is another name for quantitative data?

Continuous Data

Discrete Data

Categorical Data

Numerical Data

Answer

Correct Answer: Numerical Data

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What is qualitative data?

Data that can be represented by a graph.

Data that can be represented by a table.

Data that is descriptive and divided into categories.

Data that can be measured numerically.

Answer

Correct Answer: Data that is descriptive and divided into categories.

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What is the Critical Region?

The region inside the acceptable region.

The region where the null hypothesis is rejected.

The region where the null hypothesis is accepted.

The region outside the acceptable region.

Answer

Correct Answer: The region outside the acceptable region.

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What is the first rule of Tree Diagrams?

Do not write any numbers on the diagram

Write a probability on every branch

Start from the left side of the tree

Draw the tree to scale

Answer

Correct Answer: Write a probability on every branch

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What is the main purpose of a model?

To simplify a real event

To predict the future

To understand a real event

To make predictions

Answer

Correct Answer: To make predictions

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What are dependent events?

Events that influence each other

Probable events

Events that are not influenced by each other

Unpredictable events

Answer

Correct Answer: Events that influence each other

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What does extrapolation mean?

Estimating a value outside the range of data that you have

Assuming that a trend will continue

Using data from a similar situation

Making a prediction based on limited evidence

Answer

Correct Answer: Estimating a value outside the range of data that you have

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What does interpolation mean?

Estimating a value within the range of data you have

Purposely putting false information in between true statements

Deducing a value from the range of data you have

Making an educated guess

Answer

Correct Answer: Estimating a value within the range of data you have

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What is data cleaning?

Collecting data from various sources

Identifying and removing invalid data points from a data set.

Organizing data in a meaningful way

Transforming data into a format that can be understood by machines

Answer

Correct Answer: Identifying and removing invalid data points from a data set.

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What is the linear interpolation formula?

Lower Bound - (Number out of class + Number of previous classes) * Class Width/Class Frequency.

Upper Bound + (Number into class + Number of following classes) * Class Width/Class Frequency.

Lower Bound + (Number into class - Number of previous classes) * Class Width/Class Frequency.

Upper Bound - (Number out of class - Number of following classes) * Class Width/Class Frequency.

Answer

Correct Answer: Lower Bound + (Number into class - Number of previous classes) * Class Width/Class Frequency.

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What is the name of the sampling method that is used when the most conveniently available sampling units that meet required criteria are selected?

Convenience Sampling

Simple Random Sampling

Opportunity Sampling

Systematic Sampling

Answer

Correct Answer: Opportunity Sampling

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What does quote sampling involve?

Selecting a predetermined number of sampling units with certain defined characteristics.

Usage of artificial data

Determining the accuracy of a statistical procedure

Drawing a conclusion about a population based on a smaller group

Answer

Correct Answer: Selecting a predetermined number of sampling units with certain defined characteristics.

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What is random sampling?

Every member of the population does not have an equal chance of selection.

Only a small portion of the population is selected.

Population is not randomly selected.

Every member of the population has an equal chance of selection.

Answer

Correct Answer: Every member of the population has an equal chance of selection.

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In statistics, what is the population?

The sum of all items

A sample of items

Every item or person within a group that you want to find information about.

A large group of items

Answer

Correct Answer: Every item or person within a group that you want to find information about.

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What is the textual method?

A method of narration using images and text

A method of narration using words and text

A method of narration using images and sound

A method of narration using words and images

Answer

Correct Answer: A method of narration using words and text

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What is the meaning of secondary data?

Data/information collected from primary resources

Data/information collected from published or unpublished resources

A data that has been already collected by someone

Data/information that is not reliable

Answer

Correct Answer: Data/information collected from published or unpublished resources

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What is primary data?

Data that has been processed

Data from an original source of data

Data from a secondary source

Data that has been collected and stored by an organization

Answer

Correct Answer: Data from an original source of data

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What does ratio level Processes mean?

No true zero

All the characteristics of interval measurement and here exists a true zero

Only exists a true zero

All the characteristics of interval measurement but no true zero

Answer

Correct Answer: All the characteristics of interval measurement and here exists a true zero

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What is the level of measurement that includes a true zero?

Ordinal

Interval

Nominal

Ratio

Answer

Correct Answer: Ratio

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What is the interval level of measurement?

The = sign can be used to compare objects

There is no order to the units

There is a value that indicates the beginning or end of a scale, but there is no absolute zero

Ranks data and precise difference between units of measure do exist, there is no meaningful zero

Answer

Correct Answer: Ranks data and precise difference between units of measure do exist, there is no meaningful zero

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What is the definition of "dependent variable"?

The variables that the experimenter controls during an experiment

The outcome variables being observed

The variables that the experimenter manipulates during an experiment

The variables that are being measured

Answer

Correct Answer: The outcome variables being observed

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What is the name for the type of variable being observed in a study when the outcome variable is dependent?

Dependent variable

Independent variable

Extraneous variable

Controlled variable

Answer

Correct Answer: Dependent variable

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Which of the following is an ordinal level data type?

Precise differences bet. the ranks do not exist

Nominal level

Cannot be ranked

Interval level

Answer

Correct Answer: Precise differences bet. the ranks do not exist

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What is the definition of a dependent variable?

The predictor variables in a statistical model

The independent variable being manipulated by the experimenter

An extraneous variable that influences the dependent variable

The outcome variables being observed

Answer

Correct Answer: The outcome variables being observed

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What is the term for a variable that is being measured or observed?

Independent variable

Outcome variable

Experimental variable

Predictor variable

Answer

Correct Answer: Independent variable

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What does the word "continuous" mean?

Digital

Unbroken

Periodic

Discrete

Answer

Correct Answer: Unbroken

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What is the next value in the sequence: 1, 3, 5, 7?

Answer

Correct Answer: 9

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What does quantitative data refer to?

Data that cannot be measured

Categorical data

Countable or measurable attributes

Unordered data

Answer

Correct Answer: Countable or measurable attributes

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Which of the following is a Qualitative Research Method?

Randomized Control Trials

A/B Testing

Descriptive Analytics

Focus Groups

Answer

Correct Answer: Focus Groups

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What is Qualitative?

A method of data collection

Attributes that are not numerical

A type of data

A statistical analysis

Answer

Correct Answer: Attributes that are not numerical

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What is a variable?

A characteristic or attribute of interest

A statistical technique used to assess the impact of one variable on another

A number that represents a value within a certain range

A mathematical model used to describe the behaviour of a system

Answer

Correct Answer: A characteristic or attribute of interest

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What is a parameter?

An estimate of a population value

Numerical measurement describing the population

A standard deviation of a population

A hypothesis about a population value

Answer

Correct Answer: Numerical measurement describing the population

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What is the main purpose of Inferential Statistics?

Making predictions

To draw conclusions

To find relationships

To describe data

Answer

Correct Answer: Making predictions

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What is Descriptive Statistics?

A method of data analysis that deals with summarizing and describing data.

A method of data analysis that deals with drawing conclusions from data.

A method of data analysis that deals with making predictions based on data.

A method of data analysis that deals with creating models to explain data.

Answer

Correct Answer: A method of data analysis that deals with summarizing and describing data.

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What is statistics?

A branch of physics

The science of conducting studies

The study of numbers

A branch of geometry

Answer

Correct Answer: The science of conducting studies

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What is the goal of medicine?

To determine the effect of various drugs

To cure the sick

To heal the wounded

To comfort the dying

Answer

Correct Answer: To determine the effect of various drugs

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What is the study of the factors that affect human behavior called?

Behavioral Sciences

Biology

Astronomy

Sociology

Answer

Correct Answer: Behavioral Sciences

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Sampling and quality assurance are important in which industry?

Health care

Manufacturing and Engineering

Food service

Retail

Answer

Correct Answer: Manufacturing and Engineering

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What is Economics?

The study of how people behave in social situations.

The study of how people use resources and goods to satisfy their needs and wants.

The study of how people use money.

The study of how businesses interact with each other.

Answer

Correct Answer: The study of how people use resources and goods to satisfy their needs and wants.

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What is business planning?

The process of creating a business plan

A strategy for guide business decisionsmaking

The study of past business trends

A method of predicting future business trends

Answer

Correct Answer: The process of creating a business plan

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What is a confidence interval?

A set of data that is close in value

The sum of a set of data

A range of acceptable outcome values

The mean of a set of data

Answer

Correct Answer: A range of acceptable outcome values

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What is the chance of the experiment being valid?

Statistically significant

Flaw in the design

Test of significance

Random chance

Answer

Correct Answer: Test of significance

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What is the name for a more polarizing distribution with smaller sample sizes?

Bell curve

Skewed curve

Logarithmic curve

Standard curve

Answer

Correct Answer: Bell curve

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What is the name of the symmetrical probability distribution that is defined by a bell-shaped curve?

Poisson distribution

Bernoulli distribution

Binomial distribution

Normal distribution

Answer

Correct Answer: Normal distribution

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What is systematic sampling?

A method of sampling that involves selecting a unit from an unordered sampling frame at fixed intervals

A method of sampling that involves selecting a unit from an ordered sampling frame at fixed intervals

A method of sampling that involves selecting a unit from an ordered sampling frame at random intervals

A method of sampling that involves selecting a unit from an unordered sampling frame at random intervals

Answer

Correct Answer: A method of sampling that involves selecting a unit from an ordered sampling frame at fixed intervals

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What does simple random sampling mean?

All members have the same probability of being selected

Only some members have the same probability of being selected

Some members have different probabilities of being selected

All members have different probabilities of being selected

Answer

Correct Answer: All members have the same probability of being selected

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What is Perameter?

The study of behavior

Characteristic of the population like blue eyes or whatever characteristic

A branch of Mathematics

A unit of Measurement

Answer

Correct Answer: Characteristic of the population like blue eyes or whatever characteristic

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What is statistical inference?

Testing of Hypothesis

Generalizing about population from sample

Population parameter estimation

Both A and B

Answer

Correct Answer: Generalizing about population from sample

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How do you calculate the coefficient of correlation?

You divide the covariance of X and Y by the product of the standard deviations of X and Y.

You divide the sum of the squares of X and Y by 2.

You divide the sum of X and Y by the product of the standard deviations of X and Y.

Answer

Correct Answer: You divide the covariance of X and Y by the product of the standard deviations of X and Y.

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What is linear regression used for?

Ability to explain past observations

To determine the correlation between two variables

Ability to predict future outcome

To find the value of y when x is given

Answer

Correct Answer: Ability to predict future outcome

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What is the variance of the square of the standard deviation?

The standard deviation of the square

The square of the variance

The standard deviation of the variance

The square of the standard deviation

Answer

Correct Answer: The square of the standard deviation

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What does standard deviation measure?

The median of the sample

How much a sample deviates from the mean

The mean of the sample

The sum of the sample

Answer

Correct Answer: How much a sample deviates from the mean

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What does degree of dispersion of data tell us?

Measures of variation

How far apart the data are from each other

How close the data are to the mean

How spread out the data are

Answer

Correct Answer: Measures of variation

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What is the mode?

Lowest value

Mean

Median

Most frequent value

Answer

Correct Answer: Most frequent value

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What is the value of the median?

A value of the Standard Deviation

A value of the mean

Middle data point

A value of the mode

Answer

Correct Answer: Middle data point

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What is population?

A set of all possible observation

A sample of a population

Descriptive Statistics

Inferential Statistics

Answer

Correct Answer: A set of all possible observation

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a histogram?

Frequency on vertical axis and measurements on horizontal axis

It shows the distribution of data

Histogram is a graphical representation of data

Frequency on horizontal axis and measurements on vertical axis

Answer

Correct Answer: Frequency on horizontal axis and measurements on vertical axis

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What is the systematic collection of data illustrating the frequency at which a value occurs called?

Mode

Median

Frequency distribution

Mean

Answer

Correct Answer: Frequency distribution

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What is the main purpose of descriptive statistics?

To compare data

To describe important features of data

To make conclusions beyond given data

To predict future data

Answer

Correct Answer: To describe important features of data

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What is the science of decision making called?

Research

Probability

Data analysis

Statistics

Answer

Correct Answer: Statistics

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What is the centre of mass?

The point where the majority of the mass is concentrated

A point where the body is balanced

A point on a body where the entire mass of the body is assumed to be concentrated

The middle of a body

Answer

Correct Answer: A point on a body where the entire mass of the body is assumed to be concentrated

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What is the Centre of Gravity?

The point at which the force of gravity acts on a body

The point at which the force of gravity is weakest

The point at which the force of gravity is zero

The point at which the force of gravity is strongest

Answer

Correct Answer: The point at which the force of gravity acts on a body

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What is the ratio of velocity of driven pulley to the velocity of driving/driver pulley?

Time Ratio

Velocity Ratio

Spatial Ratio

Speed Ratio

Answer

Correct Answer: Velocity Ratio

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What is the angle of V-belt?

45-60

60-90

30-45

20-30

Answer

Correct Answer: 30-45

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From which material are flat belts made?

Iron

Leather, cotton, rubber

PVC

Wood

Answer

Correct Answer: Leather, cotton, rubber

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What is the max angle of inclination of plane in which the body remains in equilibrium under the action of friction only called?

Angle of Elevation

Angle of Repose

Angle of Depression

Angle of Inclination

Answer

Correct Answer: Angle of Repose

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What is the angle of friction?

The angle between the resultant of frictional force and the coefficient of friction.

The angle between the normal reaction and the resultant of frictional force.

The angle between the normal reaction and the coefficient of friction.

The angle between the normal reaction and the weight of the object.

Answer

Correct Answer: The angle between the normal reaction and the resultant of frictional force.

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What does the coefficient of friction tell us?

The force required to overcome friction.

The amount of force required to move an object.

The ratio of frictional force to the normal reaction between the contact surface.

The amount of force required to stop an object.

Answer

Correct Answer: The ratio of frictional force to the normal reaction between the contact surface.

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What is the name of the frictional force that is encountered when the motion is just beginning?

Kinetic friction

Static friction

Limiting friction

Sliding friction

Answer

Correct Answer: Limiting friction

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What is the name of the friction experienced by the body when it is in motion?

Static friction

Dynamic/kinematic friction

Sliding friction

Fluid friction

Answer

Correct Answer: Dynamic/kinematic friction

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What is Frictional Force?

It is the force that opposes the motion of an object.

It is the force distribution at the surface of contact and tangential to the surface of contact.

It is the force that opposes motion.

It is the force that opposes the motion of objects.

Answer

Correct Answer: It is the force distribution at the surface of contact and tangential to the surface of contact.

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What is a strut?

An event where people show off their clothes

The angle between the sloping surface of a roof and the horizontal

A large vehicle

A member under compression

Answer

Correct Answer: A member under compression

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What is a "Tie A member"?

An ancient torture device

A member under tension

A type of necktie

A support beam in a building

Answer

Correct Answer: A member under tension

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What does uniformly distributed load mean?

There is no load on the beam.

The load is not evenly distributed over the beam.

The load is evenly distributed over a part of the beam.

The load is evenly distributed over the entire length of the beam.

Answer

Correct Answer: The load is evenly distributed over the entire length of the beam.

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What is a continuous beam?

A beam provided with more than two supports.

A support made of two or more beams connected together.

A load-bearing beam made of a continuous piece of material.

A beam that does not have a singular point of failure.

Answer

Correct Answer: A beam provided with more than two supports.

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What is an overhanging beam?

A beam having one or both ends extended over the support.

A type of railroad

A beam that extends over a road

A beam having one support in the middle

Answer

Correct Answer: A beam having one or both ends extended over the support.

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What is the definition of Span?

The horizontal distance between the support

A unit of measure for wood

The number of spans in a bridge

The maximum distance a aircraft can fly without refueling

Answer

Correct Answer: The horizontal distance between the support

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Freely supported beam implies that the supports exert forces with no moment on the beam. True or false?

Cannot Say

Only in some cases

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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What is a simply supported beam?

A beam made to freely rest on supports which may be knife edges or rollers.

A beam that is only supported on knife edges

A beam that does not have any supports

A beam that is only supported on rollers.

Answer

Correct Answer: A beam made to freely rest on supports which may be knife edges or rollers.

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What is a fixed beam?

A beam made of wood.

A beam having no ends fixed.

A beam having one end fixed.

A beam having both ends fixed.

Answer

Correct Answer: A beam having both ends fixed.

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What is Cantilever beam?

A beam which is free to deflect and rotate.

A beam having its one end fixed and other end free to deflect.

A beam having one or both ends fixed.

A beam having both ends free to deflect.

Answer

Correct Answer: A beam having its one end fixed and other end free to deflect.

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What can Moment of force be measured by?

By the product of force and the parallel of the line of action from that point.

By the product of force and the perpendicular of the line of action from that point.

The product of force and the perpendicular of the line of action from that point.

By the product of force and the line of action from that point.

Answer

Correct Answer: The product of force and the perpendicular of the line of action from that point.

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What is a rigid body?

A body in which the relative position of any 2 particles does change the action of force

A body with no forces exerted on it

A body in which the relative position of any 2 particles does not change the action of force

A body that experiences no forces

Answer

Correct Answer: A body in which the relative position of any 2 particles does not change the action of force

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What does it mean when a body is in equilibrium?

The body is at rest and experiences no force

The body is at rest or continues to be in steady linear motion.

The body experiences no force and is not in motion

The body is in motion

Answer

Correct Answer: The body is at rest or continues to be in steady linear motion.

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What is the resultant of a force system?

The process of finding the density of an object

The process of finding the composition of forces

The process of finding the weight of an object

The process of finding the volume of an object

Answer

Correct Answer: The process of finding the composition of forces

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What is a resultant of concurrent forces?

The sum of the magnitudes of all the forces acting on a given body in the same direction.

A single force having same effect as that of a number of forces acting on a given body.

The sum of the magnitudes of all the forces acting on a given body.

A body on which a number of forces act.

Answer

Correct Answer: A single force having same effect as that of a number of forces acting on a given body.

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In a concurrent force system, the line of action of all forces in the system pass through a ________.

Two points

Single point

Multiple points

No common point

Answer

Correct Answer: Single point

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What is the name of the force system in which all forces are parallel to each other and lie in the same plane?

Coplanar Parallel Force system

Coplanar force system

Non-coplanar force system

Parallel force system

Answer

Correct Answer: Coplanar Parallel Force system

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What is a coplanar force system?

A system of forces acting on a body and all lie in the same direction

A system of forces acting on a body and all lie perpendicular to each other

A system of forces acting on a body and all lie in different planes

A system of forces acting on a body and all lie in the same plane

Answer

Correct Answer: A system of forces acting on a body and all lie in the same plane

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In aCollinear Force system, the line of action of all forces act along _____.

The same line

Different lines

Parallel lines

Perpendicular lines

Answer

Correct Answer: The same line

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What are vector quantities?

Imaginary numbers

Prime numbers

Scalar quantities

Quantities which are determined by magnitude as well as direction.

Answer

Correct Answer: Quantities which are determined by magnitude as well as direction.

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Scalar quantities are determined by what?

Direction

Frequency

Magnitude

Intensity

Answer

Correct Answer: Magnitude

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Kinematics is a branch of ___________.

Physics

Mathematics

Chemistry

Dynamics

Answer

Correct Answer: Dynamics

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What is the study of motion without reference to the forces that cause it called?

Kinematics

Statics

Kinetics

Dynamics

Answer

Correct Answer: Kinematics

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What is kinetics?

The study of sound

The study of motion

The study of light

A branch of physics

Answer

Correct Answer: The study of motion

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What is the study of motion of objects due to the action of forces called?

Kinetics

Forced

Kinematics

Dynamics

Answer

Correct Answer: Kinetics

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What is the branch of mechanics which deals with force and its effects while acting upon the body in motion?

Kinematics

Dynamics

Statics

Thermodynamics

Answer

Correct Answer: Dynamics

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What is the branch of mechanics which deals with force and its effects while acting upon the body at rest?

Kinematics

Dynamics

Statics

Thermodynamics

Answer

Correct Answer: Statics

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According to Newton's Third Law of Motion, for every action there is what?

Unequal and proportional reaction.

Equal and opposite reaction.

Positive reaction.

No reaction.

Answer

Correct Answer: Equal and opposite reaction.

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Full form of NASA

North American Space Administration

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Newton's Action against Space Administration

National Reaction of Aeronautics and Space Administration

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