Physics
JAMB 1993
Q1
✓ Answer: D
Which of the following quantities has the same unit as the watt?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q1
✓ Answer: B
1cm 2cm 5cm What is the reading of the vernier capilers shown above?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q2
✓ Answer: D
If it takes 5.0 hours to drain a container of 540.0 cm3 of water, what is the flow rate of water from the container in kgs-1?
D
30.0 (Density of water = 100 kgm-3)
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q4
✓ Answer: C
Two forces of magnitudes 7N and 3N act at right angles to each other. The angle è between the resultant and the 7N force is given by
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q4
✓ Answer: B
An object is projected with velocity of 80 ms-1 at an angle of 30o to the horizontal. The maximum height reached is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q5
✓ Answer: C
An earoplane lands on a runway at a speed of 180kmh-1 and is brought to a stop uniformly in 30 seconds. What distance does it cover on the runway before coming to rest
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q6
✓ Answer: A
Which of the following is TRUE of a particle moving in a horizontal circle with constant angular velocity?
A
The energy is constant but the linear momentum varies
B
The linear momentum is constant but the energy varies.
C
Both energy and linear momentum are constant.
D
The speed and the linear velocity are both constant. Physics 1994
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q7
✓ Answer: B
The force experienced by an object of mass 60.0kg in the moon’s gravitational field is 1.002 x 103 N. What is the intensity of the gravitational field?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q8
✓ Answer: B
Which of the following correctly describe the energy changes in the generation of light by a hydroelectric power station?
A
Electrical mechanical potential light.
B
Potential mechanical electrical light.
C
Mechanical sound electrical light
D
Kinetic mechanical electrical light.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q12
✓ Answer: B
In the diagram above, a lever of length 200m is used to lift a load of mass 180kg. The pivot at P is 120m from the load. What minimum force, F1 must be applied at the end of the lever?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q13
✓ Answer: A
An object of mass 400g and density 600 kgm-3 is suspended with a string so that half of it if immersed in paraffin of density 900 kgm-3. The tension in the string is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q14
✓ Answer: A
The thermometric property of the thermocouple is that its
A
e.m.f. changes with temperature
B
Resistance changes with temperature
C
Volume changes with temperature
D
Pressure changes with resistance.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q16
✓ Answer: B
When the volume of a given mass of gas in halved and its temperature doubled, the pressure
B
Increases by a factor of 4
C
Increases by a factor of 3
D
Decreases by a factor of 4
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q17
✓ Answer: C
200g of water at 900C is mixed with 100g of water at 300C. What is the final temperature?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q19
✓ Answer: C
The melting point of a solid is given at 800C. if 105J of heat energy is required at this temperature to melt 10g of the solid, the specific latent heat of fusion of the solid is
D
8.00 x 108 J kg-1 Use the figure below which shows a stationary wave in a closed tube to answer questions 20 and
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q20
✓ Answer: B
The relationship between L and the wavelength ë of the stationary wave is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q21
✓ Answer: B
Determine the distance between the consecutive antinodes XX if the wavelength is 66cm.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q22
✓ Answer: D
Which of the following waves can propagate through a vacuum?
A
High velocity sound waves
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q23
✓ Answer: A
Radio waves emitted from an antenna are picked up by a radar after reflection from an aircraft in 4 x 10-ss. How far is the aircraft from the antenna? [c = 3 x 108 ms-1]
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q26
✓ Answer: B
Which of the following expressions gives the linear magnification produced by a concave mirror of radius of curvature r, if u and v are the object and image distances respectively?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q27
✓ Answer: C
If the focal length of a camera lens is 20cm, the distance from the film at which the lens must be set to produce a sharp image of an object 100cm away is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q28
✓ Answer: C
Which of the following may be used to explain a mirage? I Layers of air near the road surface have varying refractive indices in hot weather II Road surfaces sometimes becomes good reflectors in hot weather. III Light from the sky can be reflected upwards after coming close to the road surface.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q30
✓ Answer: D
The property of the eye known as its power of accommodation is controlled by the
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q31
✓ Answer: D
Which of the following correctly explains(s) why a green leaf appears green in bright daylight? I It absorbs only the green component of sunlight. II It absorbs all colours in sunlight except green. III It reflects only the green component of sunlight.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q34
✓ Answer: C
Which of the following correctly explain(s) why soft iron is preferred to steel in electromagnets? I Soft iron is more readily magnetized than steel. II Soft iron is more readily demagnetized than steel. III Soft iron retains magnetism more than steel.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q37
✓ Answer: C
The terminal voltage of a battery is 4.0V when supplying a current of 2.0A, and 2.0V when supplying a current of 3.0A. The internal resistance of the battery is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q38
✓ Answer: D
The current 1 in the figure above is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q41
✓ Answer: B
In the network shown above, determine the potential difference across the 5ìF capacitor.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q42
✓ Answer: A
A 40-W instrument has a resistance of 90 ohms. On what voltage should it be operated normally?
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q44
✓ Answer: A
The primary aim in high tension transmission is to
A
Minimize electrical energy losses due to heat production
B
Increase the rate of energy transfer by using high voltage
C
Increase the current in the wires.
D
Generate electricity at high current and low voltage.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q45
✓ Answer: C
Determine the inductive reactance when a 30.0mH inductor with a negligible resistance is connected to a 1.30 x 103 Hz oscillator.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q46
✓ Answer: A
Which of the following statements correctly describe(s) cathode rays? I They consist of tiny particles negative electric charges II They are deflected in a magnetic field but not in an electric field III They consist of fast moving neutrons and deflected in an electric field.
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q48
✓ Answer: C
The threshold frequency for photoelectric effect depends on the
A
Intensity of incident light
B
Frequency of incident light
C
Material of the photocathode
D
Potential difference between the cathode and the mode
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q48
✓ Answer: B
Which of the following are produced after a nuclear fusion process? I One heavy nucleus II Neutrons III Protons IV Energy
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q49
✓ Answer: A
After three half life, the function of a radioactive material that has decayed is
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q49
✓ Answer: C
An element X of atomic number 88 and mass number 226 decays to form an element Z by emitting two beta particles and an alpha particles. Z is represent by
Physics
JAMB 1993
Q50
✓ Answer: D
The kinetic energy of a photoelectron liberated from a metallic surface depends on the
A
Intensity of the incident radiation
B
Time duration of the incident radiation
C
Temperature of the incident radiation
D
Frequency of the incident radiation [PAGE 55]