1.

A vector is described by magnitude as well as: a) Angle b)

Distance c) Direction d) Height
C
2. Addition, subtraction and multiplication o scalars is done by: a)
Algebraic principles b) !imple arithmetical rules c) "ogical methods
d) #ector algebra
A
$. %he direction o a vector in a plane is measured with respect to two
straight lines which are &&&&&&& to each other. a) 'arallel b)
'erpendicular c) At an angle o ()
o
d) *+ual
,
-. A unit vector is obtained by dividing the given vector by: a) its
magnitude b) its angle c) Another vector d) %en
A
.. /nit vector along the three mutually perpendicular a0es 0, y and 1 are
denoted by: a)
a2
,
b
2
,
c2
b)
i
2
,
j
2
,
k
2
c)
p2
,
q2
,
r2
d)
x2
,
y2
,
z2
,
(. 3egative o a vector has direction &&&&&&& that o the original vector.
a) !ame as b) 'erpendicular to c) 4pposite to d) 5nclined to
C
6. %here are &&&&&&& methods o adding two or more vectors. a) %wo
b) %hree c) 7our d) 7ive
A
8. %he vector obtained by adding two or more vectors is called: a)
'roduct vector b) !um vector c) 9esultant vector d) 7inal vector
C
:. #ectors are added according to: a) "et hand rule b) 9ight hand
rule c) Head to tail rule d) 3one o the above
C
1). 5n two;dimensional coordinate system, the components o the origin
are ta<en as: a) =1, 1) b) =1, )) c) =), 1) d) =), ))
D
11. %he resultant o two or more vectors is obtained by: a) >oining the
tail o the irst vector with the head o the last vector. b) >oining the head
o the irst vector with the tail o the last vector. c) >oining the tail o the
last vector with the head o the irst vector. d) >oining the head o the last
vector with the tail o the irst vector.
A
12. %he position vector o a point p is a vector that represents its position
with respect to: a) Another vector b) Centre o the earth c) Any
point in space d) 4rigin o the coordinate system
D
1$. %o subtract a given vector rom another, its &&&&&&& vector is added to
the other one. a) Double b) Hal c) 3egative d) 'ositive
C
1-. 5 a vector is denoted by
A
then its 0;components can be written as: a)
A sin
i
2
b) A sin
j
2
c) A cos
i
2
d) A cos
j
2
C
1.. %he direction o a vector
F
can be ond by the ormula: a)

? tan
;1
= A
x
y
F
F
) b)

? sin
;1
=
F
F
x
) c)

? sin
;1
=
x
y
F
F
) d)

? tan
;1
=
y
F
F
)
1(. %he y;component o the resultant o

vectors can be obtained by the

ormula: a) Ay

?

=
n
1
Ar cos

r b) Ay

?

=
n
1
Ar tan

r c) Ay

?

=
n
1
Ar
tan
;1

r d) Ay

?

=
n
1
Ar sin

r
D
16. %he sine o an angle is positive in &&&&&&& +uadrants. a) 7irst and
!econd b) !econd and ourth c) 7irst and third d) %hird and ourth
A
18. %he cosine o an angle is negative in &&&&&&& +uadrants. a) !econd
and ourth b) !econd and third c) 7irst and third d) 3one o the
above
,
1:. %he tangent o an angle is positive in &&&&&&& +uadrants. a) 7irst and
last b) 7irst only c) !econd and ourth d) 7irst and third
D
2). 5 the 0;component o the resultant o two vectors is positive and its y;
component is negative, the resultant subtends an angle o &&&&&&& on 0;
a0es. a) $()
o
;

b) 18)
o
@

c) 18)
o
@

d)

A
21. !calar product is obtained when: a) A scalar is multiplied by a scalar
b) A scalar is multiplied by vector c) %wo vectors are multiplied to give
a scalar d) !um o two scalars is ta<en
C
22. %he scalar product o two vectors
A
and
B
is written as: a)
A

B

b)
A
.
B
c)
A B
d) A,
,
2$. %he scalar product o two vectors
F
and
V
with magnitude o 7 and #
is given by: a) 7# sin

b) 7# tan

c)
V
F
cos

d) 7# cos

D
2-. %he magnitude o product vector
C
i.e.
A B
?
C
, is e+ual to the: a)
!um o the adAacent sides b) Area o the parallelogram c) 'roduct o
the our sides

d) 'arameter o the parallelogram
,
2.. Bor< is deined as: a) !calar product o orce and displacement b)
#ector product o orce and displacement c) !calar product o orce and
velocity d) #ector product o orce and velocity
A
2(. %he scalar product o a vector
A
is given by: a) A cos

b) A sin

c) A tan

d) 3one o the above

D
26. 5 two vectors are perpendicular to each other, their dot product is: a)
'roduct o their magnitude b) 'roduct o their 0;components c) Cero
d) 4ne
C
28. 5
i
2
,
j
2
,
k
2
are unit vectors along 0, y and 1;a0es then
i
2
.
j
2
?
j
2
.
k
2
?
k
2
.
i
2
? D a) 1 b) ;1 c) ;
2
1
d) )
D
2:.
i
2
.
i
2
?
j
2
.
j
2
?
k
2
.
k
2
? &&&&&&& a) ) b) 1 c) ;1 d)
2
1
,
$). 5 dot product o two vectors which are not perpendicular to each
other is 1ero, then either o the vectors is: a) A unit vector b)
4pposite to the other c) A null vector d) 'osition vector
C
$2. 5n the vector product o two vectors
A
E
B
the direction o the product
vector is: a) 'erpendicular to
A
b) 'arallel to
B
c) 'erpendicular to
B
d) 'erpendicular to the plane Aoining both
A
E
B
D
$-. %he magnitude o vector product o two vectors A E , is given by: a)
A, sin

b) A, c) A, cos

d)
B
A
tan

A
$.. 5
i
2
,
j
2
,
k
2
are unit vectors along 0, y and 1;a0es then
k
2
.
j
2
? &&&&&&&
a)
i
2
b)
j
2
c) ;
k
2
d) ;
i
2
D
$(.
i
2


i
2
?
j
2

j
2
?
k
2


k
2
? &&&&&&& a) ) b) 1 c) ;1 d)
2
1
A
$6.
k
2

i
2
? &&&&&&& a)
j
2
b) ;
j
2
c)
k
2
d) ;
k
2
A
$8. %he tor+ue is given by the ormula: a)

.
F
b)

?
F

c)

F
d)

? ;

F
C
$:. %he orce on a particle with charge + and velocity in a magnetic ield
B
is given by: a) + =
V

B
) b) ;+ =
V

B
) c)
q
1
=
V

B
) d)
q
1
=
B
V
)
A
-). %he scalar +uantities are described by their magnitude and &&&&&&& a)
Direction b) 'roper unit c) Bith graph d) 3one o these
,
-1. %he vector +uantities are described by their magnitude as well as
&&&&&&& a) Distance b) Direction c) !peed d) Acceleration
,
-2. #elocity is a &&&&&&& +uantity. a) #ector b) !peed c) !calar
d) "ogical
A
-$. !peed is a &&&&&&& +uantity. a) #ector b) !calar c) 3egative
d) 3ull
,
--. Fomentum is a &&&&&&& +uantity. a) #ector b) !calar c)
3egative d) "ogical
A
-.. Bhen the product o two vectors gives us a vector +uantity then the
product is termed as: a) Cross product b) !calar product c) Dot
product

d) 3one o the above
A
-(. Be can write vector C as: a)
C
b)
C
c) a E b both are correct
d)
C
2
C
-6. %he module is another name o &&&&&&& o the vector. a) Fagnitude
b) 3ull c) Cero d) 3one o these
A
-8. %he magnitude o a vector
C
is represented as &&&&&&&. a)
C
2
b)
C
c)
C
C
d) 3one o these
,
-:. %he vector whose magnitude is e+ual to one is called &&&&&&&. a)
/nit vector b) 3ull vector c) Cero vector d) 'ositive vector
A
.). %he unit vector o
z
is represented as: a)
z
b)
z
z
c)
Z
2
d)
3one o these
C
.1. %he ormula o unit vector is deined as&&&&&&&. a) Dividing the
vector by its magnitude b) Dividing the magnitude by its vector c)
Draw a cap on it d) 3one o these
A
.2. Along the three mutually perpendicular a0es 0, y and 1, the unit vectors
are denoted by: a)
i
2
,
j
2
,
k
2
b) ;
i
2
, ;
j
2
,
k
2
c)
x2
,
y2
,
z2
d) 3one o
these
,
.$. 5n negative o a vector, a vector has same magnitude but &&&&&&&
direction. a) 'ositive b) 3egative c) 4pposite d) 3one o these
C
.-. %he negative o vector
C
is represented as: a) ;
C
b) ;
C
c)
$
C

d) 3one o these
A
... %he null;vector has &&&&&&& magnitude. a) 7our b) 7ive c)
Cero d) !i0
C
.(. 5 we multiply vector
A
by 1-, then we can write it as: a) 1-
A
b)
1-
A
c)
A
1-
d) 3one o these
D
.6. 5 we multiply vector
z
by ;-, then we can write it as: a)
z
-
b) ;-
D
z
c)
-
z
d) 3one o these
.8. 5 we multiply vector

by ;1, then its direction changes by &&&&&&&.

a) :)
o
b) 1()
o
c) 26)
o
d) 18)
o
D
.:. A. , ? ,. A ? &&&&&&&. a) A, Cos

b) A, !in

c) A,

d)
A

B
%an

A
(). !ymbol G

H is <nown as &&&&&&&. a) 'i b) 9esultant c) 'ower

d) !ummation
D
(1. "et we have two vectors
B
1
and

B
2,
then we can write as: a)
1
B
@
2
B
?
2
B
@
1
B
b)
1
B
@
2
B
?
2
B
c)
1
B
;
2
B
?
1
B
@
2
B
d) 3one o these
A
(2. "et we have two vectors A and ,
,
then according to subtraction o
vector, we can write &&&&&&&. a)
A
@
B
?
A
-
B
b)
A
-
B
?
A
@ =;
B
) c)
A
@
B
?
A
@ =;
B
) d) 3one o these
,
($. %he process o replacing one vector by two or more parts is
called&&&&&&& a) Addition o two vectors b) !ubtraction o vectors c)
9esolution o vectors d) 3one o these
C
(-. 5 we replace vector
F
into two components
x F
and
y F
then
x F
and
y F

are called&&&&&&& respectively. a) Hori1ontal and vertical components
b) #ertical and hori1ontal components c) 'ositive and negative
components d) 3one o these
A
(.. 5
x F
and
Y F
are the components o vector
F
, then we can write as
&&&&&&&. a)
F
?
x F
-
y F
b)
F
?
x F
@
y F
c) a E b both are correct d)
3one o these
,
((. 5 ,
0
and ,
y
are the magnitudes o the components and
i
2
and
j
2
are the
unit vectors along 0 and y a0is, then we can write: a)
B
? ,
0
i
2
@ ,
y
j
2
b)
B
? ,
0
j
2
@ ,
y
i
2
c)
B
? ,
0
i
2
; ,
y
j
2
d)
B
? ,
0
j
2
; ,
y
i
2
A
(6. "et we have a vector
F
, then its hori1ontal component is written as: a)
F
? 7
0
cos

b)
x F
? 7 cos
i
2
c)
x F
? 7 cos

j
2
d)
y F
? 7 cos
i
2
,
(8. "et we have a vector
F
, then its vertical component is written as: a)
y F
? 7 sin

j
2
b)
y F
? 7 cos

j
2
c)
x F
? 7 sin

j
2
d)
x F
? 7 sin
i
2
A
(:. 5n three dimensional space the position vector o a point '=a, b, c) is
represented by
r
and is written as &&&&&&&. a)
r
? a
i
2
@ b
j
2
;c
k
2
b)
r
? a
i
2
@ b
j
2
@c
k
2
c)
r
? a
i
2
; b
j
2
;c
k
2
d) 3one o these
,
6). 5 a vector
Z
having three components =C
0
, C
y
, C
1
) along 0, y and 1;a0is,A
then it can be written as &&&&&&&. a)
Z
? C
0
i
2
@ C
y
j
2
@ C
1
k
2
b)
Z
? C
a
i
2
@
C
b
j
2
@ C
c
k
2
c)
Z
? C
0a
i
2
@ C
yb
j
2
@ C
1c
k
2
d) 3one o these
61. 5 the 0;component o the resultant is negative and its y;component is
positive, the result is true or. a) An angle o =18)
o
-

) with 0;a0is b)
An angle o =18)
o
-

) with y;a0is c) An angle o :)

o
d) An angle o
18)
o
A
62. %he 0;component o the resultant is positive and its y;component is
negative, then the result is true or. a) An angle o =18)
o
-

) with y;a0is
b) An angle o =:)
o
-

) with 0;a0is c) An angle o =$()

o
-

) with 0;a0is
d) 3one o these
C
6$. %he product o two vector is called scalar or dot product when they
give &&&&&&&. a) #ector +uantity b) !calar +uantity c) 3egative
+uantity d) 'ositive +uantity
,
6-. Bhen the multiplication o two vectors result into a vector +uantity,
then the product is called &&&&&&&. a) Cross product b) Dot product
c) Fagnitude o two vectors d) 3one o these
A
6.. %he scalar product o two vectors
L
and
M
is deined as &&&&&&& a)
L M
? ".F cos

b)
L
.
M
? ".F cos

c)
L
.
M
? ".F sin

d)
L M
? ".F sin

,
6(. G!in

H is &&&&&&& in second +uadrant and irst +uadrant. a)

3egative b) 3ull c) 'ositive d) 3one o these
C
66. GCos

H is positive in irst and &&&&&&& +uadrant. a) 7ourth b)

!econd c) %hird d) 3one o these
A
68. %he tangent o an angle is positive in irst and &&&&&&& +uadrant. a)
7ourth b) %hird c) !econd d) 7ith
,
6:. %he cosine o an angle is negative in &&&&&&& +uadrants. a) !econd
and third b) 7irst and second c) %hird and ourth d) 3one o these
A
8). 5
L
.
M
?
M
.
L
, then we can say: a) !calar product is commutative b)
!calar product is positive c) !calar product is negative d) 3one o
these
A
81. "et we have two vectors
X
and
Y
, and i
X
.
Y
? ), then: a) ,oth are
null vectors b)
X
or
Y
is a null vector c) %he vectors are mutually
perpendicular d) b and c both are correct
D
82. "et we have three vectors
A
,
B
and
C
, then according to distributive
law: a)
A
. =
B
@
C
) ?
A
.
B
@
A
.
C
b)
A
=
B
@
C
) ?
A B
@
A
@
C
c) =
A A
).
C
?
A A A C
d) 3one o these
A
8$. %he vector product o two vector
L
and
M
can be determined by the
ormula &&&&&&&. a)
A
.
B
?
L
.
M
cos

b) ". F !in

n2
c) "

F cos

n2
d) 3one o these
,
8-. 5
A B
? ) then: a) %wo vectors both are 1ero b) *ither o the two
vectors is a null or vectors
A
and
B
are parallel to each other c)
%hey are perpendicular to each other d) 3one o these
,
8.. 5n cross product
i
2
i
2
?
j
2

j
2
?
k
2
k
2
? D a) - b) 1 c) ) d)
1))
C
8(. "et we have three vectors
A
,
B
and
C
then according to distributive
law with respect to addition. a)
A
.=
B C
) ?
K
b)
A
=
B
@
C
) ?
A B
@
A C
c)
A
=
B
@
C
) ?
A
.
B
@
A
.
C
d) 3one o these
,
86. 5
i
2
,
j
2
,and
k
2
are unit vectors along 0, y, and 1;a0is, then
k
2

j
2
?D a) ;
i
2
b) ;
j
2
c) ;
k
2
d) 3one o these
A
88. A scalar is a physical +uantity which is completely speciied by: a)
Direction only b) Fagnitude only c) ,oth magnitude E direction
d) 3one o these
D
8:. A vector is a physical +uantity which is completely speciied by: a)
,oth magnitude E direction b) Fagnitude only c) Direction only
d) 3one o these
A
:). Bhich o the ollowing is a scalar +uantityD a) Density b)
Displacement c) %or+ue d) Beight
A
:1. Bhich o the ollowing is the only vector +uantityD a) %emperature
b) *nergy c) 'ower d) Fomentum
D
:2. Bhich o the ollowing lists o physical +uantities consists only o
vectorsD a) %ime, temperature, velocity b) 7orce, volume, momentum
c) #elocity, acceleration, mass d) 7orce, acceleration, velocity
D
:$. A vector having magnitude as one, is <nown as: a) A position vector
b) A null vector c) A unit vector d) A negative vector
C
:-. A vector having 1ero magnitude is called: a) A unit vector b) A
position vector c) A negative vector d) A null vector
D
:.. A vector which speciies the direction is called: a) A null vector b)
A unit vector c) A position vector d) A resultant vector
,
:(. 5 a vector is divided by its magnitude, we get a) A resultant vector
b) A null vector c) A unit vector d) A position vector
C
:6. %he rectangular components o a vector have angle between them a)
)
o
b) ()
o
c) :)
o
d) 12)
o
C
:8. A orce o 1)3 is acting along y;a0is. 5ts component along 0;a0is is a)
1) 3 b) 2) 3 c) 1)) 3 d) Cero 3
D
::. %wo orces are acting together on an obAect. %he magnitude o their
resultant is minimum when the angle between orce is a) )
o
b) ()
o

c) 12)
o
d) 18)
o
D
1)). %wo orces o 1)3 and 1.3 are acting simultaneously on an obAect in
the same direction. %heir resultant is a) Cero b) . 3 c) 2. 3
d) 1.) 3
C
1)1. Ieometrical method o addition o vectors is a) Head;to;tail rule
method b) 9ectangular components method c) 9ight hand rule method
d) Hit and trial method
A
1)2. A orce 7 o magnitude 2)3 is acting on an obAect ma<ing an angle o
$)
0
with the J;a0is. 5ts 7
y
component is a) ) b) 1) 3 c) 2) 3
d) () 3
,
1)$. %he resultant o two orces each o magnitude 7 is 27, then the angle
between them will be a) 12)
o
b) $)
o
c) ()
o
d) )
o
D
1)-. %wo e+ual orces
F
and
F
ma<e an angle o 18)
o
with each other, the
magnitude o their resultant is a) Cero b) 7 c) 27 d) $7
A
1).. 5 two orces o 1)3 and 2)3 are acting on a body in the same
direction, then their resultant is a) 1)3 b) 2)3 c) $)3 d)
2))3
C
1)(. %he scalar product o a vector
F
with itsel is e+ual to a) 7 b)
7
2
c)
2
F
d) 27
,
1)6. %he dot product o two vector
A
and
B
ma<ing an angle

with each
other is a) A, cos

b) A, sin

c) A, d) A, tan

A
1)8. %he scalar product o two vectors is 1ero, when a) %hey are parallel
b) %hey are anti;parallel c) %hey are e+ual vectors d) %hey are
perpendicular to each other
D
1):. 5
A
? A
i
2
,
B
? A
j
2
, then
A
.
B
is e+ual to a) Cero b) A c) ;A
d) A
2
A
11). 5 the dot product o two non;1ero vectors vanishes, the vectors will
be a) 5n the same direction b) 4pposite to each other c)
'erpendicular to each other d) Cero
C
111. 5 two non;1ero vector
A
and
B
are parallel to each other then
A
.
B
is
e+ual to a) Cero b) A, c) A @ , d) A ; ,
,
112. %he dot product o two vectors is negative when a) %hey are ,
parallel vectors b) %hey are anti;parallel vectors c) %hey are
perpendicular vectors d) 3one o the above is correct
11$. %he vector product o two vectors is 1ero, when a) %hey are parallel
to each other b) %hey are perpendicular to each other c) %hey are
e+ual vectors d) %hey are inclined at angle o ()
o
A
11-. 5 =
a b
) points along positive 1;a0is, then the vectors
a
and
b
must lie
in a) 10;plane b) y1;plane c) 0y;plane d) 3one o the above
C
11.. 5
A
? A
1
i
2
@
2
A j
2
and
B
? B
1
i
2
@ B
2
j
2
are non;parallel vectors, then the
direction
A B
is a) Along
A
b) Along 0;a0is c) Along y;a0is d)
Along 1;a0is
D
11(. Area o the parallelogram in which the two adAacent sides are
A
and
B
is given by a) A, sin

b) Ab c) A, cos

d) Cero
A
116. %he cross product o vector
F
with itsel =i.e.
F F
) is e+ual to a) 7
b) 27 c) 1 d) Cero
D
118. %he cross product =
A B
) o two non;1ero parallel vectors is e+ual to
a) A, sin
n2
b) A, cos

c) Cero d) A,
C
11:. Bhich o the ollowing is true a)
A B
? ;
B A
b)
A B
?
B A

c)
A B
?
C A
d)
A B
?
A C
A
12). Bhich o the ollowing is true a)
A
.
B
? ;
B
.
A
b)
A
.
B
?
B
.
A
c)
A
.
B B
.
A
d)
A
.
B
?
B A
,
121. Bhich o the ollowing is correct a)
i
2
.
j
2
?
k
2
b)
i
2
.
j
2
?
i
2
c)
i
2
.
j
2
?1 d)
i
2
.
j
2
? )
D
122. Bhich o the ollowing is correct a)
i
2


j
2
? ) b)
i
2

j
2
? 1 c)
i
2

j
2
?
k
2
d)
i
2


j
2
? ;
k
2
C
12$. %he position vector o a point in 01;plane is given by a)
r
? 0
i
2
@ y
j
2
b)
r
? y
i
2
@ 1
k
2
c)
r
? 0
i
2
@ y
j
2
@ 1
k
2
d)
r
? 0
i
2
@ 1
k
2
D
12-. Bhen we ta<e scalar product o a vector by itsel =sel product) the
result gives the: a) Fagnitude o the vector b) !+uare root o the
magnitude o the vector c) !+uare o the magnitude o the vector

d)
!ame vector
C
12.. 5
A
.
B
? ) and also
A B
? ), then a)
A
and
B
are perpendicular to
each other b)
A
and
B
are parallel to each other c)
A
and
B
are anti;
parallel to each other d) *ither
A
or
B
is a null vector
D
12(. A vector in space has a) 4ne component b) %wo components c)
%hree components d) 3o component
C
126. 0; and y;components o the velocity o a body are $ ms
;1
and - ms
;1

respectively. %he magnitude o velocity is a) 6 ms
;1
b) 1 ms
;1
c) .
ms
;1
d) 2.(- ms
;1
C
128. 5
a
? $
i
2
; 2
k
2
and
b
? ;2
i
2
@-
j
2
,
a
.
b
is e+ual to a) ;( ;-
j
2
@ 12
k
2
b)
;( c) ;8
i
2
@-
j
2
@12
k
2
d) Cero
,
12:. 5
a
? 2
i
2
@-
j
2
;.
k
2
and
b
? 1$
i
2
;:
j
2
@2
k
2
then
a
@
b
is e+ual to a) 1.
i
2
@.
j
2
;$
k
2
b) 1.
i
2
;.
j
2
@$
k
2
c) 1.
i
2
;.
j
2
;$
k
2


d) 11
i
2
@.
j
2
@$
k
2

C
1$). A orce o $) 3 acts on a body and moves it 2m in the direction o
orce. %he wor< done is a) () >

b) 1. 3 c) ).)( >

d) Cero
A
1$1. A horse is pulling a cart e0erting a orce o 1)) 3 at an angle o $) to
one side o motion o the cart. Bor< done by the horse as it moved 2)m is
a) 16$.2 >

b) 16$2 > c) 8(.( >

d) 1))) >
,
1$2. 5dentiy the vector +uantity a) %ime

b) Bor< c) Heat

d)
Angular momentum
D
1$$. 5dentiy the scalar +uantity a) 7orce

b) Acceleration c)
Displacement d) Bor<
D
1$-. Bhich o the ollowing is a scalar +uantity a) *lectric Current

b)
*lectric ield c) Acceleration

d) "inear Fomentum
A
1$.. Bhich o the ollowing is not a vector +uantity a) Density

b)
Displacement c) *lectric ield intensity

d) Angular momentum
C
1$(. #ectors are the physical +uantity which are completely represented by
their magnitude as well as in proper &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& . a) /nit and
Direction

b) /nit c) Direction

d) 3umber with proper /nit
C
1$6. Bhich one o the ollowing is the scalar +uantity a) 7orce

b)
Bor< c) Fomentum

d) #elocity
,
1$8. Bhich one o the ollowing is the vector +uantity a) Acceleration


b) 'ower c) Density

d) #olume
A
1$:. Bhich o the ollowing is the e0ample o scalar +uantity a)
Fomentum

b) 7orce c) Acceleration

d) Fass
D
1-). Bhich o the ollowing is the e0ample o vector +uantity a) #olume

b) %emperature c) #elocity

d) !peed
C
1-1. A vector whose magnitude is same as that o A, but opposite in
direction is <nown as a) 3ull vector

b) 3egative vector c) Addition
vector

d) !ubtraction vector
,
1-2. "et us ta<e i, A, < be three unit vectors such that: a) i . A ? ) b) i .
A ? 1 c) i . A ? <

d) i . A ? A
A
1-$. 'hysical +uantities represented by magnitude are called a) !calar


b) #ector c) 7unctions

d) 3one o the above
A
1--. 'hysical resultant o two or more vectors is a single vector whose
eect is same as the combine eect o all the vectors to be added is
called. a) /nit vector

b) 'roduct vector c) Component o vector

d)
9esultant o vector
D
1-.. #ectors are added graphically using a) 9ight hand rule

b) "et
hand rule c) Head to tail rule

d) Hit and trial rule
C
1-(. %he angle between rectangular components o vector is a) -.
o
b)
()
o
c) :)
o
d) 18)
o
C
1-6. %wo orces $3 and -3 are acting on a body, i the angle between
them is :) then magnitude o resultant orce is a) 2 3ewton

b) .
3ewton c) 6 3ewton

d) 1) 3ewton
,
1-8. Bhich o the ollowing +uantity is scalar a) *lectric ield

b)
*lectrostatic potential c) Angular momentum

d) #elocity
,
1-:. %wo vectors having dierent magnitudes a) Have their direction
opposite b) Fay have their resultant 1ero c) Cannot have their
resultant 1ero d) 3one o the above
C
1.). 5 A and , are two vectors, then the correct statement is a) A @ , ?
, @ A

b) A ; , ? , ; A c) A

, ? ,

A

d) 3one o the above
A
1.1. Bhen three orces acting at a point are in e+uilibrium: a) *ach
orce is numerically e+ual to the sum o the other two b) *ach orce is
numerically greater than the sum o the other two c) *ach orce is
numerically greater than the dierence o the other two d) 3one o the
above
A
1.2. 5 two vectors are anti;parallel, scalar product is e+ual to the: a)
'roduct o their magnitudes b) 3egative o the product o their
magnitude c) *+ual to 1ero

d) 3one o the above
,
1.$. Angular momentum is a) !calar

b) A polar vector c) An a0ial
vector d) "inear momentum
C
1.-. %he scalar product o two vectors is negative when they are a)
Anti;parallel vectors

b) 'arallel vectors c) 'erpendicular vectors

d)
'arallel with some magnitude
A
1... !calar product is also called a) Cross product

b) #ector product
c) ,ase vector d) Dot product
D
1.(. !calar product is also <nown as: a) Dot product b) Cosine
product c) Cross product

d) 3one o the above
A
1.6. 5 a vector
a

ma<es an angle

with the 0;a0is its 0;component is

given as a) a cos

b) a sin

c) a tan

d) a sin

A
1.8. Cross product o two vectors is 1ero when they are a) 4 dierent
magnitude and perpendicular to each other b) At an angle o ()
o
c)
'arallel to each other

d) At an angle o :)
o
C
1.:. A vector is multiplied by positive number then a) 5ts magnitude
changes

b) 5ts direction changes but magnitude remains the
same c) 5ts magnitude as well as direction changes d) 3either its
magnitude nor direction changes
A
1(). 5 two orces act together on an obAect then the magnitude o the
resultant is least when the angle between the orces is a) ()
o


b) :)
o

c) 18)
o


d) $()
o
C
1(1. 5 A., ? ), we conclude that a) *ither o two vectors is a null
vector b) ,oth o the vectors are null vectors c) %he vectors are
mutually perpendicular d) All o the above
D
1(2. %wo orces each o magnitude 7 act perpendicular to each other. %he
angle made by the resultant orce with the hori1ontal will be a) $)
o



b) -.
o
c) ()
o


d) :)
o
,
1($. 5 a charged particle o mass m and charge + is proAected across
uniorm magnetic ield , with a velocity #, it e0perience magnitudes
orce given by a) 7 ? + =#

,)

b) 7 ? =#. ,) c) 7 ?
q
B V


d) 7 ?
V
B q
A
1(-. 5 A

, points along positive 1;a0is then the vectors A and , must lie
in a) KC;plane

b) CJ;plane c) JK;plane

d) 3one o the above
C
1(.. 5 the resultant o two vectors each o magnitude 7 is also o
magnitude 7, the angle between them will be a) :)
o
b) ()
o
c) $)
o



d) 12)
o
D
1((. 'osition vector o point in 0y;plane is given by a)
r
? y
i
2
@ 1
k
2
b)
r
? 0
i
2
@ y
k
2
c)
r
? 0
i
2
@ 1
k
2


d) 3one o the above
D
1(6. A vector which has magnitude L4neM is called a) A resultant vector
b) A unit vector c) A null vector

d) A positive vector
,
1(8. %he 7
0
component o a orce vector L7M o magnitude $)3 ma<e an
angle o ()
o
with J;a0is is a) 63 b) 1.3 c) .3

d) 1)3
,
1(:. Bhen a certain vector is multiplied by ;1, the direction changes by a)
:)
o
b) 18)
o
c) 12)
o


d) ()
o
,
16). %he minimum number o une+ual orces whose vector sum can be
1ero is a) 1 b) 2 c) $

d) -
C
161. 5 a orce o 1)3 ma<es an angle o $)
o
with 0;a0is, its 0;component
is given by a) ).8((3 b) ).88(3 c) 8:.23

d) 8.((3
D
162. %wo orces each o 1)3 magnitude act on a body. 5 the orces are
inclined at $)
o
and ()
o
with 0; a0is, then the 0;component o their resultant
is a) 1)3 b) 1.$((3 c) 1$.((3

d) 1$(.(3
C
16$. Bhen two e+ual orces 7 and 7 ma<e an angle o 18)
o
with each
other, the magnitude o their resultant is a) 7 b) 27 c) )

d) $7
C
16-. %he scalar or dot product o
A
with itsel i.e.
A
.
A
is e+ual to a) 2A
b) A
2
c)
2
A


d) 3one o the above
,
16.. 5 the vectors
A
and
B
are o magnitude - and $ cm ma<ing o $)
o

and :)
o
respectively with J; a0is, their scalar product will be a) ) cm
2

b) 18 cm
2
c) (.) cm
2


d) 21 cm
2
C
16(. 5 the dot product o two non;1ero vectors vanishes, the vectors will
be a) 'arallel to each other b) Anti;parallel to each other c)
'erpendicular to each other d) 3one o the above
C
166. Dot product o two non;1ero vectors is 1ero =
a
.
b
? )) when angle
between them is be a) $)
o
b) -.
o
c) ()
o


d) :)
o
D
168. 5 two non;1ero vectors
a
and
b
are parallel to each other, then a)
a
.
b
? ) b)
a
.
b
? ab c)
a

b
? ab d)
a

b
?
a
.
b
,
16:. 7or a vector
V
a)
V
.
V
? # b)
V V
? #
2
c)
V V
?
V
d)
V
.
V
? #
2
D
18). %he scalar product o two vectors is negative when a) %hey are
parallel vectors b) %hey a anti;parallel vectors c) %hey are
perpendicular vectors d) %hey are parallel with some magnitude
,
181. %he cross;product o two vectors is a negative vector when a) %hey
are parallel vectors b) %hey are anti;parallel vectors c) %hey are
perpendicular vectors d) %hey are rotated through 26)
o
D
182. %he Cross product o two parallel vectors
A
and
B
=i.e.
A B
) is e+ual
to a) A, sin
n2
b) A, cos

c) A, d) )
A
18$. %he cross product o vector
A
with itsel =
A A
) is e+ual to a) A
b) 1 c) 2A d) Cero
D
18-. %he magnitude o
i
2
. =
j
2


k
2
) is a) ) b) 1 c) ;1 d) 2i
,
18.. 5 the dot product o two non;1ero vectors
A
and
B
is 1ero, their cross D
product will be o magnitude a) A, sin

b) , cos

c) A, sin(

d) A,
18(. %he y;component o a vector 1))3 orce, ma<ing an angle o $)
o

with the 0;a0is is a) .)3 b) 2)3 c) 1)3 d) 8)3
A
186. %he magnitude o cross product o two parallel vectors
a
and
b
is
e+ual to a) ab cosec

o
b) ) c) 2ab d) abcos

o
,
188. 5
A
? 2
i
2
@
j
2
@2
k
2
then N
A
N is a) ) b) $ c) ( d) :
,
18:. %wo vectors o magnitude A
1
and A
2
inclined at each other at an angle
have resultant o magnitude e+ual to a)
cos 2
2 1
2
2
2
1
A A A A + +
b)
2 1
2
2
2
1
2 A A A A + +
c)
cos
2 1
2
2
2
1
A A A A + +
d) c)
2
2
2
2
1
A A
d)
2
2
2
2
1
A A +
A
1:1. %he magnitude o a vector is obtained by a)
A
b)
A A.
c)
A A
d)
A
A
,
1:2. Bhich one is correctD a)
j
2

k
2
? 1 b)
j
2

k
2
? ) c)
j
2

k
2
? ;
i
2

d)
j
2

k
2
?
i
2
D
1:$. %he unit vector in the direction o vector A ? 2
i
2
;2
j
2
@
k
2
is a)
$
2 2
2
2
2 k j i +
b)
:
2 2
2
2
2 k j i +
c)
.
2 2
2
2
2 k j i +
d) 2
i
2
;2
j
2
@
k
2
A
1:-. Dot or scalar product obeys a) Associative law b) Commutative
law c) Distributive law d) All these
D
1:.. 5
F
? 8
i
2
;2
j
2
and
r
? (
i
2
@8
k
2
then
r
.
F
is a) ( b) 8 c) $2 d)
-8
D
1:(. %he angle between the vectors
A
? 2
i
2
@$
j
2
-
k
2
B
? -
i
2
@(
j
2
-
k
2
, is a) )
o

b) $)
o
c) ()
o
d) :)
o
A
1:6. 7or
A

) i
A
.
B
? ) and
A B
? ), then a)
B
will be a 1ero vector
b)
B
will be a non;1ero vector c)
B
and
A
are parallel to each other d)
A
and
B
are perpendicular to each other
A
1:8. 5 displacement o a body is
d
? $
i
2
, its only signiicance is a) %he
displacement o $ units is not along any a0is b) %he displacement o $
units along 1;a0is c) %he displacement o $ units along y;a0is d) %he
displacement o $ units along 0;a0is
D
1::. %he magnitude o a vector A?A
0
i@A
y
A@A
1
< is a) A
0
2
@ A
y
2
@ A
1
2
b) C
=A
0
@ A
y
@ A
1
)
2
c) =A
0
2
@ A
y
2
@ A
1
2
)
1O2
d) A O
$
2)). %wo orces o same magnitude 7 act on a body inclined at an angle o
:)
o
,

then the magnitude o their resultant is a)
2
7 b)
F 2
c) 27


d)
2
F
A
2)1. 5
1
F
?$cm and
2
F
?-cm, 7
1
is ma<ing an angle o $)
o
and 7
2
is
ma<ing an angle o 12)
o
with the 0;a0is, then their scalar product is a) )
cm
2
b) ( cm
2
c) 1).$: cm
2


d) 12 cm
2
A
2)2. %he vector product between two vectors A and , is a) A, sin

b)
A, cos

c) A, sin
n2


d) A, cos
n2
C
2)$. A orce o 1)3 is acting on a body ma<ing an angle o -.
o
with 0;
a0is. its 0 and y components are a) 6.)6 3 and 6.)6 3 b) 6.)6 3 and .
3 c) . 3 and 6.)6 3

d) 8.(( 3 and . 3
A
2)-. 5 , ?
i
2
;2
j
2
@2
k
2
, then unit vector along , will be a) $ b) $, c)
i
2
;2
j
2
@2
k
2


d) , O $
D
2).. 5 r ? 2
i
2
m and p ? 12
j
2
<g ms
;1
the r

p will be a) 2-
k
2
<g m
2
s
;1
b)
2- <g ms c) 2- <g m
2
s
;1


d) 2- <g m
2
s
2
A
2)(. %he magnitude o resultant o three vectors is $. 5ts 0;component is 2,
y;component is 1 then its 1; component will be a) - b) 1 c) 2

d)
)
C
2)6. 5 two e+ual unit vectors are inclined at an angle o :)
0
,

then
magnitude o their resultant will be a) 2 b)
2
c) 1

d) )
,
2)8. /nit vector is used to speciy a) Fagnitude o a vector b)
Dimension o a vector c) Direction o a vector

d) 'osition o a vector
C
2):. %he unit vector o a vector A o magnitude 2 is a) 2A b) A
2
c)
AO2

d) A
2
O2
A
21). Bhen the product o two vectors is a scalar +uantity, it is called: a)
#ector product b) Fultiplication o vectors c) Dot product

d)
Cross product
C
211. %he angle o a vector A ? A
0
i
2
; A
y
j
2
with the 0;a0is will be in between
a) )
o
to :)
o
b) :)
o
to 18)
o
c) 18)
o
to 26)
o


d) 26)
o
to $()
o
C
212. A vector having magnitude e+ual to given vector but in opposite
direction is called a) /nit vector b) 'ositive vector c) 3egative
vector

d) 'osition vector
C
21$. 5 a vector A ?
i
2
@
j
2
@
k
2
, its magnitude will be a) $ b)
$ $
c)
$


d)
$
O$
C
21-. Bhen two e+ual and opposite vectors are added, then their resultant
will have a) !ame magnitude b) Double magnitude c) Cero
magnitude

d) Hal magnitude
C
21.. A orce o 2)3 is acting along 0;a0is, 5ts component along 0;a0is is
a) 2)3 b) 1)3 c) .3

d) Cero
A
21(. %wo orces o same magnitude are acting on an obAect, the magnitude
o their resultant is minimum i the angle between them is a) -.
o
b)
()
o
c) :)
o


d) 18)
o
D
216. 5 two orces each o magnitude .3 act along the same line on a body,
then the magnitude o their resultant will be a) . 3 b) 1) 3 c) 2)
3

d) $) 3
,
218. 5 A ? A
0
i @ A
y
A and , ? ,
0
i @ ,
y
A then A., will be e+ual to a) A
0
,
0

@ A
y
,
y
b) A
0
,
y
@ A
y
,
0
c) A
0
2
,
y
2
@ A
y
2
,
0
2
d) A
0
2
,
0
2
@ A
y
2
,
y
2
A
21:. 5 cross product between two non 1ero vectors A and , is 1ero then
their dot product is a) A, sin

b) A, cos

c) )

d) A,
D
22). %he cross product o a vector A with itsel is a) A
2
b) 2A c) )
d) 1
C
221. 5 A ? Ai and , ? ,A then A . , is e+ual to a) A, b) Cero c) 1

d) A, < ,
222. %he product i

A is e+ual to a) Cero b) 1 c) <

d) ;< C
22$. %he magnitude o i. =i

<) is a) i b) ) c) ;1

d) A ,
22-. 5 0;component o a vector is $ 3 and y;component is ;$ 3, then
angle o the resultant vector with 0; a0is will be a) -.
o
b) $1.
o
c)
1$.
o


d) 22.
o
,
22.. 5 A ? $i @ -A, then the magnitude o A will be a) 6 b) . c) 2.
d) 1
,
22(. Bhen a orce o 1) 3 is acting on a body ma<ing an angle o ()
o
with
0;a0is and displaces this body through 1) m, then scalar product o orce
and displacement is a) 1)) > b) .) > c) 8.(( >

d) .) 3
,
226. 5 A ? 2i @ 2A and , ? ;2i @ 2A then A . , will be e+ual to a) ;- b)
) c) 2

d) 8
,
228. %wo vectors o magnitude 2) 3 and 2m are acting on opposite
direction. %heir scalar product will be a) -) 3m b) -) 3 c) ;-) 3m
d) -) m
C
22:. 5 A ? $i @ (A, , ? 0i @ < and A., ? 12, then 0 will be e+ual to a) 2
b) - c) 12

d) $
,
2$). A physical +uantity which is completely described by a number with
proper units is called a) !calar b) #ector c) 3ull vector

d) 3one
A
o the above
2$1. A physical +uantity which re+uires magnitude in proper units as well
as direction is called a) !calar b) #ector c) 3ull vector

d) 3one
o the above
,
2$2. A vector whose magnitude or modulus is one and it points in the
direction o a given vector is called &&&&&&& a) A unit vector b) A
null vector c) 3egative o a vector

d) Cero vector
A
2$$. A vector having an arbitrary direction and 1ero magnitude is called
&&&&&&& a) A unit vector b) A null vector c) 5nverse o a vector

d)
3one o the above
,
2$-. 5n a right angled triangle Cos

? a)
Hypotenuse
lar 'erpendicu
b)
Hypotenuse
,ase
c)
,ase
lar 'erpendicu


d) 3one o the above
,
2$.. 7or a orce 7, 70 ? ( 3 7y ? ( 3. Bhat is the angle between 7 and 0;
a0is a) "ess than $)
o
b) ()
o
c) -.
o


d) Ireater than ()
o
C
2$(.
A
.
,
? a)
,
.
A
b) ;
,
.
A
c) A,

d) 3one o the above A
2$6. A simple e0ample o a dot product is the&&&&&&& a) 7orce b)
*nergy c) Bor<

d) Fomentum
C
2$8. 5 the vectors
A
.
B
? ), either the vectors are mutually perpendicular
to each other or one or both vectors are a) /nit vectors b) 3ull
vector c) ,ase vectors

d) 3one o the above
,
2$:. %he scalar product o a vector
A
with itsel i.e.
A
.
A
is called a) A
null vector b) !+uare o the vector c) /nit vector

d) Fagnitude o
A
,
2-). %he scalr product o
A
and
B
in the orm o the components A
0
, A
y
, A
1
,
and ,
0
, ,
y
, ,
1
, is deined as a) A
0
,
y
@ A
0
,
0
@ A
1
,
1
b) A
0
,
b
@ ,
1
,
1

@ A
1
,
1
c) A
0
,0@ A
y
,
y
@ A
1
,
1

d) A
1
,
y
@ A
0
,
0
@ A
y
,
1
C
2-1. %he vector product
C
o two vectors
A
and
B
ma<ing an angle

with
each other is deined as &&&&&&& a)
C
? A, Cos

b)
C
? A, sin

2
c)
C
? A, Cos

2
n


d) 3one o the above
D
2-2.
A B
? &&&&&&& a)
A B
b) ;
A B
c) ;
B A



d) 3one o the
above
C
2-$. %he vector product o a vector by itsel is a) 1 b) ;1 c) )


d)
3one o the above
C
2--. %he cross product o two vector
A
and
B
in the orm o their
components A
0
, A
y
, A
1
, and ,
0
, ,
y
, ,
1
, is deined as &&&&&&& a) =A
0
,
0
@
,
A
y
,
y
)
i
2
; =A
1
,
b
@ A
y
,
y
)
j
2
@ =A
0
,
0
; A
y
,
0
)
k
2
b) =A
y
,
1
; A
1
,
y
)
i
2
@ =A
1
,
0
;
A
0
,
1
)
j
2
@ =A
0
,
y
; A
y
,
0
)
k
2
c) =A
y
,
1
; A
1
,
y
)
i
2
; =A
1
,
0
; A
0
,
1
)
j
2
@ =A
0
,
y
;
A
y
,
0
)
k
2
d) =A
y
,
1
@ A
1
,
y
)
i
2
@ =A
1
,
0
; A
0
,
1
)
j
2
@ =A
0
,
y
; A
y
,
0
)
k
2
2-.. 5n contrast o a scalar a vector must have a a) Direction b)
Beight c) Puantity


d) 3one o the above
A
2-(. *lectric intensity is a a) 9atio b) !calar c) #ector


d) 'ure
number
C
2-6. %he acceleration vector or a particle in uniorm circular motion in a)
%angential to the orbit b) Directed toward the centre o the orbit c)
Directed in the same direction as the orce vector d) b and c
D
2-8. Bhich o the ollowing group o +uantities represent the vectors a)
Acceleration, 7orce, Fass b) Fass, Displacement, #elocity c)
Acceleration, *lectric lu0, 7orce

d) #elocity, *lectric ield, Fomentum
D
2-:. %he ollowing physical +uantities are called vectors a) %ime and
mass b) %emperature and density c) 7orce and displacement


d)
"ength and volume
C
2.). !calar +uantities have a) 4nly magnitudes b) 4nly directions c)
,oth magnitude and direction

d) 3one o these
A
2.1. %he vector +uantity which is deined as the displacement o the
particle during a time interval divided by that time interval is called a)
!peed b) Average speed c) Average velocity

d) 3one o these
C
2.2. 7or the addition o any number o vectors in a given coordinate
system the irst step is to a) 7ind out the algebraic sum o all the
individual 0;components b) 7ind out the algebraic sum o all the
individual y;components c) 9esolve each given vector into its
rectangular components =0 and y components)

d) 7ind out the magnitude
o the sum o all the vectors
C
2.$. Bhen a vector is multiplied by a negative number, its direction a) 5s
reversed b) 9emains unchanged c) Fa<e an angle o ()
o
d) Fay
be changed or not
A
2.-. A vector which can be displaced parallel to itsel and applied at any
point is <nown as a) 'arallel vector b) 3ull vector c) 7ree vector


d) 'osition vector
C
2... A vector in any given direction whose magnitude is unity is called a)
3ormal vector b) 'arallel vector c) 7ree vector

d) /nit vector
D
2.(. %he position vector o a point p is a vector that represents its position
with respect to a) Another vector b) Centre o the earth c) Any point
D
in space

d) 4rigin o the coordinate system
2.6. 3egative o a vector has a direction &&&&&&& that o the original
vector a) !ame as b) 'erpendicular to c) 4pposite to

d) 5nclined
to
C
2.8. %he sum and dierence o two vectors are e+ual in magnitude. %he
angle between the vectors is a) )
o
b) :)
o
c) 12)
o
d) 18)
o
,
2.:. 5n graphical addition o vectors a) %he position o vectors is
unimportant b) %he order o vectors is not to be altered c) %he
direction o resultant is un<nown

d) %he position o vectors is important
,
2(). %he dot product o
i
2
and
j
2
is a) Fore b) 1 c) )

d) Any value
C
2(1. %he magnitude o product vector
C
i.e.
A B
?
C
, is e+ual to the a)
!um o the adAacent sides b) Area o the parallelogram c) 'roduct o
the our sides

d) 'arameter o the parallelogram
,
2(2. 5 two vectors lie in 0y;plane, their cross product lies a) 5n the same
plane b) AdAacent plane c) Along perpendicular to that plane

d)
'arallel to the plane
C
2($. %wo orces o 83 and (3 are acting simultaneously at right angle, the
resultant orce will be a) 1-3 b) 23 c) 1)3

d) 123
C
2(-. %he scalar product o two vectors is 1ero, when: a) %hey are e+ual
vectors b) %hey are in the same direction c) %hey are at right angle to
each other

d) %hey are opposite to each other
C
2(.. %wo orces o magnitude 2)3 each are acting $)
o
E ()
o
with the 0;
a0is, the y;component o the resultant ore is appro0. a) 2) 3 b) -)
3 c) 26.$2 3

d) 16.$2 3
C
2((.
F
? .
i
2
;$
j
2
@2
k
2
is moved rom
1
r
? 2
i
2
@8
j
2
@-
k
2
to
2
r
? ;.
i
2
@$
j
2
@$
k
2
, the
wor< done will be a) ;22 units b) 22 units c) 11 units

d)
22
units
A
2(6. =(i@-A;<) . =-i@2A;2<) ? D a) 2-i@8A@2< b) $) c) $-

d) -) C
2(8. %he proAection o
A
? 2i;$A@(< onto the direction o vector
B
?
i@2A@2< is a) 8 b) $ c) 8O$

d) (
C
2(:. %he +uantities which can be added, subtracted and multiplied by
simple algebraic rules are: a) !calars b) #ectors c) 'hysical

d)
'ositive
A
26). Choose the vector a) Beight and mass b) #elocity and speed c)
7orce and acceleration

d) #elocity and energy
C
261. %he length o the arrow represents the &&&&&&& o a vector a) ,
Direction b) Fagnitude c) Direction and magnitude both

d)
9esultant o the vector
262. #ector A has the same magnitude as , but opposite in direction, then
A is said to be a) 3ormal vector b) 3egative vector c) 3ull vector

d) /nit vector
,
26$. %he sum o two vectors e+ual in magnitude but opposite in direction
is a) "ess than the individual vectors b) Ireater than the individual
vectors c) *+ual to the individual vector

d) Cero
D
26-. %o add all vectors we add their representative lines by a) 9ight hand
rule b) Head;to;tail rule c) "et hand rule

d) Hit and trial principle
,
26.. #ector addition is a) Associative b) Commutative c)
Distributive

d) ,oth a) and b)
D
26(. A vector whose tail lies at the origin o the coordinates and whose
head lies at the position o point L'M in space, <nown as a) 7ree vector
b) 7i0ed vector c) 'osition vector

d) 'arallel vector
C
266. 5 the magnitudes and directions o two vectors are same then these
two vectors are a) *+ual b) !ame c) *+uivalent

d) 4pposite
A
268. A vector lying along 0;a0is has a) 5ts 0 and 1 components 1ero b)
5ts y;component e+ual to 1ero c) 5ts 0 and y components e+ual to 1ero

d)
3one o these
D
26:. %he resultant vector o two vectors will be 1ero i a) the magnitude
o the vector is 1ero b) %he magnitude o both vectors is same and
angle bOw their direction is :)
o
c) %he magnitude o both vectors is same
and angle bOw their direction is 18)
o
d) %he magnitude o both vectors is
dierent and angle bOw their direction is -.
o
C
28). %he magnitude o resultant o two vectors acting at right angle is
&&&&&&& than the individual vectors a) Fore b) "ess c) *+ual

d)
%hrice
A
281. %he angle between the rectangular components o a vector is always
a) "ess than :)
o
b) Ireater than :)
o
c) *+ual to 18)
o
d) *+ual to
:)
o
D
282. 5 a vector
A
lies in 0y;plane and it ma<es an angle L

M with the side o

y;a0is. %hen its y;component is: a) Ay ? A Cos

b) Ay ? A !ec

c)
Ay ? A !in

d) Ay ? A %an

A
28$. %he components o a vector behave li<e: a) #ector +uantities b)
!calar +uantities c) Fagnitudes

d) Directions
A
28-. A vector
B
in -
th
+uadrant than: a) 5ts 0;component is ;ve and its y; C
component is @ve b) 5ts 0;component is @ve and its y;component is @ve
c) 5ts 0;component is @ve and its y;component is ;ve d) 5ts 0;
component is ;ve and its y;component is ;ve
28.. %he process by which a vector can be reconstituted rom its
components is <nown as: a) 'rinciple o parallelogram b) Division o
vectors c) Composition o vectors

d) 7actori1ation o vectors
C