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JAMB 2004
Q4
✓ Answer: C
In which of the following material media would sound travel faster?
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q6
✓ Answer: B
What happens to the rays in a parallel beam of light?
A
They diverges as they travel
D
They converge as they travel
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q7
✓ Answer: C
If u is the object distance and v the image distance, which of the following expressions gives the linear magnification produced by a convex lens of focal length f?
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q9
✓ Answer: D
The pitch of a sound note depends on
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JAMB 2004
Q10
✓ Answer: B
If the angle between two vectors P and Q is 00, the vectors are said to
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JAMB 2004
Q13
✓ Answer: D
As the pressure of a fluid increase, its viscosity
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JAMB 2004
Q14
✓ Answer: D
I. Jet-propelled aircraft II Rocket propulsion III The recoil of a gun IV A person walking Which of the above is based on Newton’s third law of motion?
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q15
✓ Answer: B
In a hydraulic press, a force of 40N is applied on the effort piston area 0.4m2. If the force exerted on the load piston is 400N, the area of the large piston is [PAGE 95]
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q17
✓ Answer: B
The earth is four times the size of the moon and the acceleration due to gravity on the earth is 80 times that on the moon. The ratio of the mass of the moon to that of the earth is
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q18
✓ Answer: C
The diagram above shows forces 4N, 6N, 10N and 8N which act at a point O in directions indicated. The net horizontal force is
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q21
✓ Answer: B
The binding energy of helium 4 2He is
D
0.330U [atomic mass of proton = 1.00783U, atomic mass of neutron = 1.00867U]
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q22
✓ Answer: C
In a tuned radio receiver R, L, C series circuit for resonance, the inductive and capacitive reactance XL and XC respectively are related as
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JAMB 2004
Q23
✓ Answer: A
The particle and wave nature of matter are demonstrated in the equation
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JAMB 2004
Q24
✓ Answer: D
For semiconductors to have negative temperature coefficient of resistance implies that
A
They have electrons and holes at high temperatures
B
Their resistance is constantly changing with temperature
C
Their resistance increases with temperature
D
Their resistance decreases with temperature
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q25
✓ Answer: B
Fluorescent tubes produce light by the
A
Refraction of light by gas molecules
B
Excitation of gas molecules
C
Conduction of solar energy
D
Thermal agitation of electrons in the tube.
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q26
✓ Answer: C
In a reverse biased junction diode, current flows in by
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JAMB 2004
Q27
✓ Answer: D
The energy stored in an inductor of inductance 5mH when a current of 6A flows through it is
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q28
✓ Answer: A
X-rays can be used in the study of crystal structures because they
A
Have an extremely short wavelength
B
Have-a-very-long-reaching wavelength
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q29
✓ Answer: C
An a.c. circuit of e.m.f. 12V has a resistor of resistance 8 Ohms connected in series to an inductor of inductive reactance 16 Ohms and a capacitor of capacitive 10 Ohms. The current flow in the circuit is
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q31
✓ Answer: B
Transverse waves can be distinguished from longitudinal waves using the characteristic of
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JAMB 2004
Q32
✓ Answer: D
When left in a freezer, a bottle full of water cracks on freezing into ice because of the
A
Decreases in the volume of water
B
Contraction of the bottle
D
Increase in the volume of water
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q34
✓ Answer: A
The change in volume when 450kg of ice is completely melted is
C
4.50m3 D 0.50m3 [density of ice = 900 kgm-3 density of water = 1 000 kgm m-3]
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q35
✓ Answer: C
If a force of 50N stretches a wire from 20m to 20.01m, what is the amount of force required to stretch the same material from 20m to 20.05m?
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q36
✓ Answer: B
Tea pots are often silver-coated to prevent hear loss by
A
Convection and conduction
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JAMB 2004
Q38
✓ Answer: C
Metal rods of length 20cm each are laid end to end to form a bridge at 250C. What gap will be provided between consecutive rails for the bridge to withstand 750C?
D
0.20m [Linear expansivity of the material = 2.0 x 10-5K-1]
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q39
✓ Answer: D
A 50W electric heater is used to heat a metal block of mass 5kg. If in 10minutes, a temperature rise of 120C is achieved, the specific heat capacity of the metal is
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q40
✓ Answer: D
I. Wavelength II Medium of propagation III Wave velocity IV Frequency V. Energy Which of the above are used for characterizing waves?
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q41
✓ Answer: B
The instrument used for securing a large number of similar charges by induction is called
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q43
✓ Answer: A
If 16mA of current flows through a conductor in one second, the number of electrons transported per second is
D
2.56 x 10-18 [1 electronic charge = 1.6 x 10-19C]
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q44
✓ Answer: A
The difference between x-rays and gamma rays is that
A
X-rays arise from energy changes in the electronic structure of atoms while gamma rays come from the nucleus.
B
X-rays are electromagnetic radiations while gamma rays are negatively charges radiations.
C
X-rays have higher frequencies than gamma rays
D
X-rays are more penetrating than gamma rays. [PAGE 97]
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q45
✓ Answer: D
In the diagram above, the ratio of the electric power dissipated in the 6 Ohms and 3 Ohms resistors respectively is
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q46
✓ Answer: D
To protect a material from the influence of an external magnetic field, the material should be kept in a
Physics
JAMB 2004
Q47
✓ Answer: A
Which of the following is an electrolyte?
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JAMB 2004
Q50
✓ Answer: C
Given three capacitors 0.3uF, 0.5 uF and 0.2 uF, the joint capacitance when arranged to give minimum capacitance is