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Basic unit of thermodynamic temperature, is
[A]
degree fahrenheit
[B]
degree centigrade
[C]
degree kelvin
[D]
degree absolute
(22)
N-s/m2 is used in S.I. system for
[A]
Kinematic viscosity
[B]
Dynamic viscosity
[C]
Mass density
[D]
Weight density.
Answer: Dynamic viscosity
(23)
In SI system, the unit of temperature, is
[A]
Degree centigrade
[B]
Degree Celsius
[C]
Kelvin
[D]
Degree Fahrenheit
(24)
The SI unit of the force is
[A]
Newton
[B]
Kilogrames
[C]
Joule
[D]
Erg
(25)
In S.I. system, symbol for the specific weight is
[A]
kg/m3
[B]
N/m3
[C]
N/m2
[D]
none of these
(26)
Stress in SI units is expressed in
[A]
kg per sq cm
[B]
kg per sq mm
[C]
Newton per sq mm
[D]
Newton per sq m
(27)
Joule or Newton metric is used for
[A]
Work
[B]
Torque
[C]
Energy
[D]
All the above
(28)
One Newton is equivalent to
[A]
0.10197 kgf
[B]
0.20197 kgf
[C]
9.80665 kgf
[D]
0.97125 kgf
(29)
The S.I. unit of Modulus of elasticity is
[A]
Newton/m2
[B]
Newton/cm2
[C]
Newton/mm2
[D]
all the above.
(30)
m2/s is used in S.I. system for
[A]
Surface tension
[B]
Kinematic viscosity
[C]
Pressure
[D]
Power.
Answer: Kinematic viscosity
31
The bar used for defining the standard metre at the International office of weights and measures at Sevres near Paris, is composed of
[A]
50% platinum and 50% iridium
[B]
60% platinum and 40% iridium
[C]
80% platinum and 20% iridium
[D]
90% platinum and 10% iridium
Answer: 90% platinum and 10% iridium
32
The fundamental units in S.I. System are :
[A]
Centimetre, gram, second
[B]
Foot, pound, second
[C]
Metre, kilogram, second
[D]
Kilometre, kilogram, minute
Answer: Metre, kilogram, second
33
The unit kg/m3 is used for
[A]
force
[B]
density
[C]
volume
[D]
pressure
34
Candela (Cd) is used to express
[A]
luminous intensity
[B]
electric current intensity
[C]
power
[D]
frequency.
Answer: luminous intensity
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