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    This document contains a model paper for physics class 9 with multiple choice and long answer questions. The multiple choice section has 12 questions with 20 minutes duration testing concepts like significant figures, acceleration, centripetal force, units, and principles of equilibrium, forces, and heat transfer. The long answer section has questions on roles of physics, scalars and vectors, momentum, friction, Newton's law of gravitation, heat and temperature, kinetic energy, power, Pascal's law, pressure, and heat transfer. Students are asked to attempt 8 short 4-mark questions and 3 long 7-mark questions covering topics like laws of motion, turning effect of forces, work, and thermal expansion.

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    This document contains a model paper for physics class 9 with multiple choice and long answer questions. The multiple choice section has 12 questions with 20 minutes duration testing concepts like significant figures, acceleration, centripetal force, units, and principles of equilibrium, forces, and heat transfer. The long answer section has questions on roles of physics, scalars and vectors, momentum, friction, Newton's law of gravitation, heat and temperature, kinetic energy, power, Pascal's law, pressure, and heat transfer. Students are asked to attempt 8 short 4-mark questions and 3 long 7-mark questions covering topics like laws of motion, turning effect of forces, work, and thermal expansion.

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    This document contains a model paper for physics class 9 with multiple choice and long answer questions. The multiple choice section has 12 questions with 20 minutes duration testing concepts like significant figures, acceleration, centripetal force, units, and principles of equilibrium, forces, and heat transfer. The long answer section has questions on roles of physics, scalars and vectors, momentum, friction, Newton's law of gravitation, heat and temperature, kinetic energy, power, Pascal's law, pressure, and heat transfer. Students are asked to attempt 8 short 4-mark questions and 3 long 7-mark questions covering topics like laws of motion, turning effect of forces, work, and thermal expansion.

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    Model Paper Physics 9

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    This document contains a model paper for physics class 9 with multiple choice and long answer questions. The multiple choice section has 12 questions with 20 minutes duration testing concepts like significant figures, acceleration, centripetal force, units, and principles of equilibrium, forces, and heat transfer. The long answer section has questions on roles of physics, scalars and vectors, momentum, friction, Newton's law of gravitation, heat and temperature, kinetic energy, power, Pascal's law, pressure, and heat transfer. Students are asked to attempt 8 short 4-mark questions and 3 long 7-mark questions covering topics like laws of motion, turning effect of forces, work, and thermal expansion.

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    MODEL PAPER PHYSICS CLASS 9

    NOTE: Attempt all questions from Section A by filling the corresponding bubble on the
    MCQs RESPONSE SHEET. it is mandatory to return the attempted MCQs sheet
    to the Superintendent within given time.
    SECTION –A
    Time: 20 Minutes Marks: 12

    1. The number of significant digits in 0.0096800 is


    a. 2
    b. 3
    c. 4
    d. 5
    2. Car is moving along the straight road with velocity 10 m/s, after 4s its velocity becomes
    30 m/s, the acceleration of car is:
    a. 5 m/s2
    b. 10 m/s2
    c. 80 m/s2
    d. 160 m/s2
    3. The centripetal acceleration of body of mass 1.5 kg moving with velocity 3 m/s in circle
    of radius 3 m is:
    a. 6 m/s2
    b. 4 m/s2
    c. 3 m/s2
    d. 0.5 m/s2
    4. The unit of coefficient of friction is:
    a. m/s
    b. m/s2
    c. N-m
    d. Unit less quantity
    5. The second condition of Equilibrium is:
    a. ∑ T=0
    b. ∑ F=0
    c. ∑ P =0
    d. ∑ W=0
    6. The angle between rectangular components of force is:
    a. 300
    b. 450
    c. 600
    d. 900
    7. Which of the following quantity will change when a body moves from sea level to
    mountain?
    a. Mass
    b. Volume
    c. Weight
    d. Density
    8. A boy of mass 45 kg runs up on stairs of height 4m in 5sec, the power in boy
    (g=10m/s2) is:
    a. 450 watts
    b. 360 watts
    c. 36 watts
    d. 24.5 watts
    9. The energy due to motion of body is:
    a. Kinetic energy
    b. Potential energy
    c. Chemical energy
    d. Thermal energy
    10. The hydraulic brakes of heavy vehicles operate on:
    a. Archimedes Principle
    b. Pascal’s principle
    c. Work energy principle
    d. Principle of moment arm
    11. The temperature of human body is 37o C, the same temperature in Fahrenheit will be:
    a. 96.60F
    b. 97.60 F
    c. 98.60 F
    d. 99.60 F
    12. The transfer of heat from the sun to earth is due to:
    a. Radiation
    b. Convection
    c. Conduction
    d. Absorption
    SECTION –B
    Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes Marks: 32
    1. Briefly attempt any Eight of following short questions, each carry 4 marks

    i. Describe Four crucial roles of Physics in daily life.


    ii. Differentiate scalars and vectors with suitable examples.
    iii. Define momentum along with its mathematical form and unit. Also write at least Two
    factors on which it depends.
    iv. Define friction and write at least Three methods to reduce friction.
    v. Calculate the mass of earth by using Newton’s law of gravitation.
    vi. Define heat and temperature. Write at least two differences between heat and
    temperatures.
    vii. 1
    Derive K. E= 2 mv2

    viii. Define power along with its mathematical form and unit.
    ix. State Pascal ‘s Law and also write Three applications in daily life.
    x. Define pressure. Show that liquid pressure P = ρ g h
    xi. Define transfer of heat by convection, and give three examples from daily life.

    SECTION –C
    Marks: 21
    NOTE: Attempt any THREE of the following questions, each carry 7 marks

    2. i. State Newton’s second law of motion. 2+3+2


    ii. Prove that time rate of linear momentum is equal to net force acting on body.
    iii. The momentum of bullet fired from gun is 0.732 ns and velocity is 62 m/s.
    Find the mass of bullet.
    3. i. Define and explain turning effect of force by relating it to everyday life. 4+3
    ii. The force applied to open door is 12 N at 300. Find the horizontal and vertical
    components of force.
    4. i. Define work and its units. 4+3
    ii. A Girl is pulling trolley school bag by applying a force of 15 N at 45 0 and
    covers a distance of 100 m. Calculate the work done.
    5. i. Describe the thermal expansion of solid. 4+3
    ii. Explain why evaporation causes cooling?

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