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2106

The earth is not a perfect sphere because its equatorial axis is longer than the polar axis. where on the earth's surface would an object have its greatest weight?

  • A. half way between the equator and the north pole
  • B. near the equator
  • C. half way between the equator and the south pole
  • D. at either pole
  • E. at the equator
View Answer & Discuss (7) WAEC 1998
2107

A ball of mass 5.0kg hits a smooth vertical wall normally with a speed of 2m-1 and rebounds with the same speed. Determine the impulse experienced by the ball

  • A. 20.0kgm-1
  • B. 5.0kgm-1
  • C. 1.3kgm-1
  • D. 0.0kgm-1
  • E. 10.0kgm-1
View Answer & Discuss (4) WAEC 1998
2108

An object is heated from 30ºC to 57ºC. The increases in its temperature on the Kelvin scale is

  • A. 17k
  • B. 27k
  • C. 81k
  • D. 246k
  • E. 300k
View Answer & Discuss (13) WAEC 1998
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2109

The lower and upper fixed points of a mecury-in-glass thermometer are marked Y and 180mm respectively. On a particular the mecury meniscus in the thermometer rises to 45mm. If the corresponding reading on a scale is 10o, calculate the value of Y.

  • A. 4mm
  • B. 18mm
  • C. 30mm
  • D. 135mm
  • E. 450mm
View Answer & Discuss (6) WAEC 1998
2110

A piece of brass of mass 170kg has its temperature raised from 0ºC to 30ºC. Calculate its increase in volume, given the density of brass at 0 °C as 8.5 x 103kgm\(^3\) and its cubic expansivity as 5.7 x 10\(^{-5}\)k\(^{-1}\)

  • A. 3.4 x 10-4m3
  • B. 4.3 x 10-5m3
  • C. 3.4 x 10-5m3
  • D. 3.4 x 10-3m3
  • E. 3.4 x 10-2m3
View Answer & Discuss (9) WAEC 1998
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