1. The document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to physics concepts. The questions cover topics like dimensions, kinematics, forces, energy, rotational motion, gravitation, fluids, thermodynamics, oscillations, waves, optics, electricity, and modern physics.
2. The questions test understanding of concepts like work, power, translational and rotational motion, gravitational potential, terminal velocity, moment of inertia, escape velocity, kinetic energy, heat radiation, electromagnetic waves, capacitance, magnetic field, electromagnetic induction, and blackbody radiation.
3. The multiple choice options provide quantitative answers involving calculations related to the various physics equations and concepts being tested in each question.
1. The document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to physics concepts. The questions cover topics like dimensions, motion with constant power, work-energy theorem, forces, simple harmonic motion, capacitors, electromagnetism, and radiation.
2. The questions range from calculations involving kinematics, forces, energy, electromagnetism to conceptual questions about properties of waves, radiation, circuits and electromagnetism.
3. The multiple choice options provide quantitative or conceptual answers to problems formulated in the questions relating to various physics topics.
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AIPMST (Secondary) consists of four sections - Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English Proficiency & Logical Reasoning. There will be 50 questions in each section and each question carrying four marks. The questions will be of objective type for medical courses (MBBS, BDS). Candidates must use BLACK BALL POINT PEN only for filling up the OMR sheet. The mode of examination will be offline and the medium of examination will be English.
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1. The document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to physics concepts. The questions cover topics like dimensions, motion with constant power, work-energy theorem, forces, simple harmonic motion, capacitors, electromagnetism, and radiation.
2. The questions range from calculations involving kinematics, forces, energy, electromagnetism to conceptual questions about properties of waves, radiation, circuits and more.
3. The document tests understanding of fundamental physics principles as well as ability to set up and solve quantitative problems across various domains of physics.
This document contains a physics test with multiple choice questions (Part A), reasoning questions (Part B), short answer questions (Part C), and long answer questions (Part D). The test covers topics in mechanics including motion, force, acceleration, momentum, friction, and Newton's laws of motion. It contains questions to calculate values like component forces, object acceleration, object momentum, and time for an object to fall.
This study guide provides some tips for studying for the final exam, but does not contain everything needed. Students should use their chapter review worksheets, notes, and PowerPoints posted online to fully prepare. Key terms, concepts, and formulas are listed for several physics topics, along with questions to review. Students are advised to study these topics, practice problems from worksheets, and familiarize themselves with the provided formula sheet for the exam.
1. The document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to physics concepts. The questions cover topics like dimensions, kinematics, forces, energy, rotational motion, gravitation, fluids, thermodynamics, oscillations, waves, optics, electricity, and modern physics.
2. The questions test understanding of concepts like work, power, translational and rotational motion, gravitational potential, terminal velocity, moment of inertia, escape velocity, kinetic energy, heat radiation, electromagnetic waves, capacitance, magnetic field, electromagnetic induction, and blackbody radiation.
3. The multiple choice options provide quantitative answers involving calculations related to the various physics equations and concepts being tested in each question.
1. The document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to physics concepts. The questions cover topics like dimensions, motion with constant power, work-energy theorem, forces, simple harmonic motion, capacitors, electromagnetism, and radiation.
2. The questions range from calculations involving kinematics, forces, energy, electromagnetism to conceptual questions about properties of waves, radiation, circuits and electromagnetism.
3. The multiple choice options provide quantitative or conceptual answers to problems formulated in the questions relating to various physics topics.
AIPMST (Secondary) is Releasing Sample Question paper for study MBBS & BDS Aspirants.
AIPMST (Secondary) consists of four sections - Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English Proficiency & Logical Reasoning. There will be 50 questions in each section and each question carrying four marks. The questions will be of objective type for medical courses (MBBS, BDS). Candidates must use BLACK BALL POINT PEN only for filling up the OMR sheet. The mode of examination will be offline and the medium of examination will be English.
for more info:https://aipmstsecondary.co.in/
1. The document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to physics concepts. The questions cover topics like dimensions, motion with constant power, work-energy theorem, forces, simple harmonic motion, capacitors, electromagnetism, and radiation.
2. The questions range from calculations involving kinematics, forces, energy, electromagnetism to conceptual questions about properties of waves, radiation, circuits and more.
3. The document tests understanding of fundamental physics principles as well as ability to set up and solve quantitative problems across various domains of physics.
This document contains a physics test with multiple choice questions (Part A), reasoning questions (Part B), short answer questions (Part C), and long answer questions (Part D). The test covers topics in mechanics including motion, force, acceleration, momentum, friction, and Newton's laws of motion. It contains questions to calculate values like component forces, object acceleration, object momentum, and time for an object to fall.
This study guide provides some tips for studying for the final exam, but does not contain everything needed. Students should use their chapter review worksheets, notes, and PowerPoints posted online to fully prepare. Key terms, concepts, and formulas are listed for several physics topics, along with questions to review. Students are advised to study these topics, practice problems from worksheets, and familiarize themselves with the provided formula sheet for the exam.
1. The document provides a study guide for physics vocabulary review terms and concepts.
2. It contains fill-in-the-blank questions to test understanding of key physics terms like scientific method, dependent and independent variables, and significant digits.
3. The study guide also reviews SI units and how to determine the number of significant digits in measurements and calculations.
This physics study guide provides an overview of topics to review for an upcoming test, including motion, speed, velocity, acceleration, forces, and concepts from previous units. Students are instructed to review chapters 18-19 in their textbook, class notes, assignments, blogs, and homework. The guide includes 20 multiple choice and free response questions addressing these concepts to help students prepare.
This document contains a monthly physics test for Class XII with multiple choice and long answer questions. The test covers topics in electrostatics including electric field, electric flux, electric potential, electric dipole moment, Gauss's law, and Coulomb's law. It has 16 total marks worth of questions testing comprehension of fundamental concepts and abilities to define, derive and apply equations for various electrostatic situations.
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Physics - Test on Measurement,Motion in one dimension and laws of motion
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TOPICS COVERED
MEASUREMENT
MOTION IN ONE DIMENSION
LAWS OF MOTION
This document provides an overview of key concepts in work, energy, and power. It includes definitions of work, kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, elastic potential energy, and power. Sample problems demonstrate how to apply the concepts of work, energy, and conservation of mechanical energy to calculate quantities like speed and potential energy. Multiple choice and short response questions assess understanding of these physics topics.
Forces can be categorized into different types:
1) Gravity (Fg) is the force of attraction between objects with mass, directing objects on Earth downward.
2) Friction (Ff) resists the sliding of objects in contact and opposes their motion.
3) Air resistance (Ff) is a type of friction that opposes the motion of objects through the air.
4) Normal force (Fn) supports objects in contact with stable surfaces.
This document provides an overview of atomic structure and quantum mechanics concepts related to the atom. It discusses Rutherford scattering and the nuclear model of the atom, line spectra and the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom. It also covers de Broglie's explanation of Bohr's assumptions, the quantum mechanical picture including quantum numbers, and the Pauli exclusion principle and its relation to the periodic table. Key topics include atomic energy levels, wave-particle duality, allowed electron configurations, and how quantum mechanics improved on the limitations of older atomic models.
1. The document discusses reflection of light from plane and curved mirrors. It defines key terms used to describe reflection such as focal length, radius of curvature, and magnification.
2. Rules for image formation by curved mirrors are presented, including the location, size, and nature of the image for different positions of the object in front of concave and convex mirrors.
3. Examples with solutions are provided to illustrate concepts such as reflection angles, number of images formed by inclined mirrors, and speeds of moving mirrors and images.
#1. Physics B Exam - 1998 contains multiple choice questions about physics concepts tested on the AP Physics B Exam in 1998.
#2. The document contains 20 questions with basic ideas, solutions, and answers related to mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and other physics topics.
#3. The questions cover a wide range of physics principles including kinematics, energy, momentum, electric fields, magnetic fields, waves, optics, and nuclear physics.
This presentation provides instructions for navigating a slideshow on vectors and projectile motion:
- To view as a slideshow, select "Slide Show" from the menu bar. Use arrow keys or space bar to advance.
- From the resources slide, click resources for their presentations.
- From the chapter menu, click lessons to go directly to them.
- Press Esc to exit the slideshow.
This document provides instructions for navigating a presentation on vectors and motion. It begins with directions for viewing the presentation as a slideshow and advancing through it. It then lists the chapter contents, including sections on vectors, vector operations, projectile motion, and relative motion. Examples are provided for key concepts like adding vectors graphically and resolving vectors into components.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in kinematics including:
1) Kinematics deals with concepts of motion without considering forces, while dynamics considers the effects of forces on motion.
2) Displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration, and equations of motion for constant acceleration are introduced.
3) Applications include analyzing the motion of falling bodies and interpreting position-time and velocity-time graphs.
This document describes the development of 8 physics test scenes in GameSalad. Scene 1 demonstrates gravity and spawning balls. Scene 2 adds ball collision. Scene 3 introduces bounciness controlled by touch input. Scene 4 simulates elasticity. Scene 5 experiments with friction. Scene 6 attracts planets to a touch point "sun". Scene 7 tests drag. Scene 8 simulates a rope using "fake" joint dynamics between linked "rivets".
This document contains a full-length MCAT practice test with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry, and biology. The test has a total of 1100 marks and must be completed within 150 minutes. Sample questions assess topics like dimensional analysis, nuclear properties, fluids, thermodynamics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and genetics.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry and biology. The physics section includes questions about magnetic fields, vectors, projectile motion, waves, optics and electricity & magnetism. The chemistry section tests concepts such as stoichiometry, gas laws, thermodynamics, electrochemistry and organic chemistry. The biology portion covers topics like cell structure, genetics, evolution and human physiology.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with questions from physics, chemistry, and other subjects. Some key details:
- The exam contains 220 multiple choice questions with a maximum score of 1100 marks.
- It is intended for both F.Sc. and non-F.Sc. students and allows 150 minutes to complete.
- Sample questions provided cover topics like mechanics, electricity, magnetism, atomic structure, organic chemistry, and more.
- The document provides examples of different question types and formats found on the MCAT exam.
This document contains a 220 question multiple choice test for entry into medical college. It covers topics in physics, chemistry, and biology. The physics section includes questions about magnetic fields, vectors, projectile motion, waves, optics, electricity and magnetism. The chemistry section covers topics like bonding, extraction, gases, metals, acids and bases. The biology section focuses on genetics, biochemistry and physiology. The test is designed to take 150 minutes and has a maximum score of 1100 marks.
This document contains a full-length practice test for the MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering various topics in physics. The questions assess knowledge of concepts like angular displacement, center of gravity, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, modern physics, and nuclear physics. Correct answers are provided for self-assessment. The test is designed to mimic the actual MCAT exam format and level of difficulty.
This document contains a quiz on concepts in electrostatics:
1. The dimension of charge is Coulombs (C).
2. When a glass rod is rubbed with fur, the glass rod becomes negatively charged and the fur positively charged due to electrons transferring from the glass to the fur.
3. When a glass rod is rubbed with fur, the glass rod gains an excess of electrons which are transferred from the fur.
1) The document is about a full length MCAT paper with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics and chemistry.
2) Sample physics questions include momentum, dimensions, torque, terminal velocity, strain, and waves/oscillations.
3) Sample chemistry questions cover topics like gases, thermodynamics, equilibrium, kinetics, periodic trends, and organic/inorganic reactions.
1. The document provides a study guide for physics vocabulary review terms and concepts.
2. It contains fill-in-the-blank questions to test understanding of key physics terms like scientific method, dependent and independent variables, and significant digits.
3. The study guide also reviews SI units and how to determine the number of significant digits in measurements and calculations.
This physics study guide provides an overview of topics to review for an upcoming test, including motion, speed, velocity, acceleration, forces, and concepts from previous units. Students are instructed to review chapters 18-19 in their textbook, class notes, assignments, blogs, and homework. The guide includes 20 multiple choice and free response questions addressing these concepts to help students prepare.
This document contains a monthly physics test for Class XII with multiple choice and long answer questions. The test covers topics in electrostatics including electric field, electric flux, electric potential, electric dipole moment, Gauss's law, and Coulomb's law. It has 16 total marks worth of questions testing comprehension of fundamental concepts and abilities to define, derive and apply equations for various electrostatic situations.
Physics - Test on Measurement,Motion in one dimension and laws of motion,GRAD...tanushseshadri
Hey guys
Physics - Test on Measurement,Motion in one dimension and laws of motion
This doc is a test fr garde 9 ICSE students
If u like the document please do like it and follow me
TOPICS COVERED
MEASUREMENT
MOTION IN ONE DIMENSION
LAWS OF MOTION
This document provides an overview of key concepts in work, energy, and power. It includes definitions of work, kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, elastic potential energy, and power. Sample problems demonstrate how to apply the concepts of work, energy, and conservation of mechanical energy to calculate quantities like speed and potential energy. Multiple choice and short response questions assess understanding of these physics topics.
Forces can be categorized into different types:
1) Gravity (Fg) is the force of attraction between objects with mass, directing objects on Earth downward.
2) Friction (Ff) resists the sliding of objects in contact and opposes their motion.
3) Air resistance (Ff) is a type of friction that opposes the motion of objects through the air.
4) Normal force (Fn) supports objects in contact with stable surfaces.
This document provides an overview of atomic structure and quantum mechanics concepts related to the atom. It discusses Rutherford scattering and the nuclear model of the atom, line spectra and the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom. It also covers de Broglie's explanation of Bohr's assumptions, the quantum mechanical picture including quantum numbers, and the Pauli exclusion principle and its relation to the periodic table. Key topics include atomic energy levels, wave-particle duality, allowed electron configurations, and how quantum mechanics improved on the limitations of older atomic models.
1. The document discusses reflection of light from plane and curved mirrors. It defines key terms used to describe reflection such as focal length, radius of curvature, and magnification.
2. Rules for image formation by curved mirrors are presented, including the location, size, and nature of the image for different positions of the object in front of concave and convex mirrors.
3. Examples with solutions are provided to illustrate concepts such as reflection angles, number of images formed by inclined mirrors, and speeds of moving mirrors and images.
#1. Physics B Exam - 1998 contains multiple choice questions about physics concepts tested on the AP Physics B Exam in 1998.
#2. The document contains 20 questions with basic ideas, solutions, and answers related to mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and other physics topics.
#3. The questions cover a wide range of physics principles including kinematics, energy, momentum, electric fields, magnetic fields, waves, optics, and nuclear physics.
This presentation provides instructions for navigating a slideshow on vectors and projectile motion:
- To view as a slideshow, select "Slide Show" from the menu bar. Use arrow keys or space bar to advance.
- From the resources slide, click resources for their presentations.
- From the chapter menu, click lessons to go directly to them.
- Press Esc to exit the slideshow.
This document provides instructions for navigating a presentation on vectors and motion. It begins with directions for viewing the presentation as a slideshow and advancing through it. It then lists the chapter contents, including sections on vectors, vector operations, projectile motion, and relative motion. Examples are provided for key concepts like adding vectors graphically and resolving vectors into components.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in kinematics including:
1) Kinematics deals with concepts of motion without considering forces, while dynamics considers the effects of forces on motion.
2) Displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration, and equations of motion for constant acceleration are introduced.
3) Applications include analyzing the motion of falling bodies and interpreting position-time and velocity-time graphs.
This document describes the development of 8 physics test scenes in GameSalad. Scene 1 demonstrates gravity and spawning balls. Scene 2 adds ball collision. Scene 3 introduces bounciness controlled by touch input. Scene 4 simulates elasticity. Scene 5 experiments with friction. Scene 6 attracts planets to a touch point "sun". Scene 7 tests drag. Scene 8 simulates a rope using "fake" joint dynamics between linked "rivets".
This document contains a full-length MCAT practice test with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry, and biology. The test has a total of 1100 marks and must be completed within 150 minutes. Sample questions assess topics like dimensional analysis, nuclear properties, fluids, thermodynamics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and genetics.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry and biology. The physics section includes questions about magnetic fields, vectors, projectile motion, waves, optics and electricity & magnetism. The chemistry section tests concepts such as stoichiometry, gas laws, thermodynamics, electrochemistry and organic chemistry. The biology portion covers topics like cell structure, genetics, evolution and human physiology.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with questions from physics, chemistry, and other subjects. Some key details:
- The exam contains 220 multiple choice questions with a maximum score of 1100 marks.
- It is intended for both F.Sc. and non-F.Sc. students and allows 150 minutes to complete.
- Sample questions provided cover topics like mechanics, electricity, magnetism, atomic structure, organic chemistry, and more.
- The document provides examples of different question types and formats found on the MCAT exam.
This document contains a 220 question multiple choice test for entry into medical college. It covers topics in physics, chemistry, and biology. The physics section includes questions about magnetic fields, vectors, projectile motion, waves, optics, electricity and magnetism. The chemistry section covers topics like bonding, extraction, gases, metals, acids and bases. The biology section focuses on genetics, biochemistry and physiology. The test is designed to take 150 minutes and has a maximum score of 1100 marks.
This document contains a full-length practice test for the MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering various topics in physics. The questions assess knowledge of concepts like angular displacement, center of gravity, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, modern physics, and nuclear physics. Correct answers are provided for self-assessment. The test is designed to mimic the actual MCAT exam format and level of difficulty.
This document contains a quiz on concepts in electrostatics:
1. The dimension of charge is Coulombs (C).
2. When a glass rod is rubbed with fur, the glass rod becomes negatively charged and the fur positively charged due to electrons transferring from the glass to the fur.
3. When a glass rod is rubbed with fur, the glass rod gains an excess of electrons which are transferred from the fur.
1) The document is about a full length MCAT paper with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics and chemistry.
2) Sample physics questions include momentum, dimensions, torque, terminal velocity, strain, and waves/oscillations.
3) Sample chemistry questions cover topics like gases, thermodynamics, equilibrium, kinetics, periodic trends, and organic/inorganic reactions.
This document contains 60 multiple choice questions related to physics, chemistry, and biology. The questions cover topics such as mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, optics, atomic structure, chemical bonding, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and macromolecules. The questions are in a multiple choice format with 4 answer options labeled A through D for each question.
This document contains a sample MCAT exam with 220 multiple choice questions covering physics, chemistry and biology. Some example questions are provided on topics like logic diagrams, stress-strain graphs, gas laws, radioactivity, optics and chemical reactions. The exam is designed for students completing their F.Sc. or non-F.Sc. degrees, with a maximum time of 150 minutes and total marks of 1100.
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This document appears to be a sample test for the MCAT exam containing 220 multiple choice questions testing physics and chemistry knowledge. The physics section includes questions about electric fields, forces, fluids, waves, optics, mechanics, and magnetism. The chemistry section includes questions about polymers, gases, atomic structure, bonding, thermodynamics, and organic chemistry. The document provides context for understanding the content and scope of the MCAT exam for students in a medical program entrance test.
This document provides a sample test paper for Class XII Physics with 35 questions divided into 5 sections (A-E). Section A contains 18 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each. Section B contains 7 questions worth 2 marks each. Section C contains 5 questions worth 3 marks each. Section D contains 3 questions worth 5 marks each. Section E contains 2 case study questions worth 4 marks each. The test covers topics such as photoelectric effect, electromagnetic waves, electric and magnetic fields, interference and diffraction. Students are instructed that calculators are not allowed and all questions are compulsory.
PPSC Chemistry Lecturer Preparation (Test # 01)- Malik Xufyan Malik Xufyan
1. The document provides an overview of topics related to quantum chemistry including quantum theory, the Schrodinger wave equation, particle in a box model, and applications to the hydrogen atom.
2. It also includes sample test questions on these topics as well as photoelectric effect, black body radiation, Compton effect, Heisenberg uncertainty principle, and de Broglie hypothesis.
3. The document is intended as a study guide for a test on quantum chemistry and includes contact information for the instructor.
1) The document contains 60 multiple choice questions related to physics, chemistry, and biology from an MCAT exam.
2) The questions cover topics like mechanics, waves, electricity, magnetism, atomic structure, chemical bonding, reactions, biomolecules and their structure.
3) Each question has 4 answer options and tests understanding of fundamental concepts from various science disciplines important for medical entrance exams.
This document contains instructions for a physics exam consisting of 3 sections (A, B, C). Section A has 15 multiple choice questions. Section B has 2 long answer questions. Section C allows candidates to answer any 2 of 3 long answer questions. The document also provides physical constants and values to be used in solving problems. Candidates are instructed to write their answers neatly and attach all pages together when submitting their exam.
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This document appears to be a practice exam for the MCAT containing 220 multiple choice questions across physics, chemistry, and other subjects. The excerpt provided includes 20 multiple choice questions in physics assessing concepts like energy, forces, waves, electricity, magnetism, and nuclear physics.
This document provides solutions to the JEE Advanced 2013 paper 2 exam with code 0. It includes the answer key and detailed solutions for physics, chemistry, and math questions. The document is divided into multiple sections. Section 1 contains multiple choice questions where one or more options may be correct. Section 2 contains paragraphs describing experiments or concepts followed by related multiple choice questions with a single correct answer for each question. The document provides the questions, answers, and explanations for each question to help students understand the solutions.
PPSC Chemistry Lecturer Preparation (Test # 02)- Malik XufyanMalik Xufyan
The document contains a 53 question chemistry test on the topics of quantum numbers, eigenfunctions and eigenvalues, degeneracy, and the tunneling effect. The test includes multiple choice questions testing understanding of quantum numbers and their relation to electron configuration, operators and eigenfunctions/eigenvalues, degenerate energy states, and the quantum mechanical tunneling effect.
This document contains a 220 question MCAT practice test covering physics, chemistry, and biology/biochemistry. The physics section includes questions about topics like mechanics, electricity and magnetism, optics, and modern physics. The chemistry section covers topics like organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry and equilibrium. The document provides multiple choice questions along with short explanations or definitions for each topic. It is a full length practice test modeled after the actual MCAT exam to help students prepare.
English Urdu Font in Windows 10 KeyboardAtiqa khan
This document shows the mapping of English letters to their Urdu equivalents both with and without using the shift key on a keyboard configured for the Urdu language in Windows 10. It provides a table with 26 rows listing each English letter and its corresponding Urdu letter representation both with and without using the shift key.
1) The document provides 8 solutions for frequent sleep screens on Windows 10 computers.
2) The solutions include adjusting power settings like sleep timeout values, updating Windows, performing a clean boot, and contacting Microsoft support.
3) Additional suggestions involve checking for updates, restoring power plan defaults, running troubleshooting tools, and disabling startup programs.
This document is a thesis check list that collects author information and details about the thesis such as the title, author, expected completion date, study area, academic discipline, and keywords. It also includes a dataset overview section to indicate whether the thesis includes vector layers, raster layers, imagery, digital elevation models, triangulated irregular networks, contours, or topographic sheets as well as details about them.
This document defines and distinguishes various types of human settlements including villages, towns, cities, metropolises, and megalopolises. It provides definitions for de jure and de facto cities. A town is larger than a village but smaller than a city, usually having 2,500-20,000 people. A city is a large permanent settlement with a high population and importance. Metropolitan areas are economic and cultural hubs within cities. When two or more metropolitan areas merge due to growth, they form a megalopolis. Urban areas are defined by buildings and infrastructure within city boundaries, while rural areas have lower populations and are less developed.
This document discusses various key differences between concepts in geography information systems (GIS) and remote sensing (RS). It defines important terms like latitude and longitude, isolines, digital elevation models, and coordinate systems. It also explains the differences between GIS data types like DEMs, DSMs, and DTMs as well as map projections like chorochromatic maps. Overall, the document provides a visual guide to understanding important conceptual differences between GIS and RS.
This document provides guidance on how to write an effective response letter to reviewers of a journal article. It discusses disagreeing politely with reviewers while providing evidence, organizing the response clearly by reviewer comment, and maintaining a positive tone. Sample response letters are included that thank the editor, address each comment, and confirm revisions have been made. The goal is to persuade the editor to reconsider or publish the article after revisions.
2017 How to write Author Biography for JournalAtiqa khan
The document provides guidelines for writing an author biography for a journal publication. It recommends including an author's name, qualifications, current position, research interests, and a short list of achievements. The biography should be written in the third person and be concise, typically no more than 50-200 words. Examples of short author biographies from various journals and publications are also provided.
The document provides information about undergraduate admissions to engineering programs at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in Pakistan. It details the paper pattern and marking scheme for the NUST entry test, required marks and potential programs for various score ranges. It also lists engineering and other programs offered at NUST institutions, eligibility criteria including required marks in previous qualifications, dates for the entry test series, and other admission requirements.
This document provides definitions for various mapping and surveying terms. It includes over 40 terms related to accuracy, datums, mapping projections, surveying instruments, map features, and more. Some key terms defined include accuracy, adjustment, azimuth, bathymetry, benchmark, boundary survey, cartography, contour, coordinate, culture, and datum.
This document defines and describes the major types of orbits used for satellites, including:
Low Earth orbit (LEO), polar orbits, and sun-synchronous orbits which are below 225 minutes in period. Geostationary orbit is a special case of geosynchronous orbit with zero inclination and eccentricity. Geosynchronous orbit matches Earth's sidereal day but can have inclination and eccentricity. Mid-Earth orbit is also called semi-synchronous. High-Earth orbit is above geosynchronous. Transfer orbits are used to change between orbit types and geosynchronous transfer orbit is used specifically for geosynchronous orbit.
2017 IST Undergraduates Admission Guide for FallAtiqa khan
The document provides information about undergraduate admissions to the Institute of Space Technology for the Fall 2017 semester. It outlines the admission schedule, department seats, entry test requirements, eligibility criteria for local and foreign students, selection process, scholarships, fee structure, and references for more information. The deadline for applications is June 25, 2017 and classes are scheduled to begin in September 2017.
This document provides instructions for creating a fillable PDF form from a Word document or existing PDF. It outlines converting the file to PDF, using the Adobe PDF form creation tool to make fields editable, adjusting field properties, and distributing the form for responses. Key steps include creating the form, editing fields, checking properties, previewing the form, saving it, and options for compiling and managing response data. An example thesis checklist document is provided to demonstrate the process.
GIS (Geographic Information Systems) allows users to collect, store, analyze and present spatial or geographic data. It can be used for applications like change detection over time, transport route planning, habitat mapping, flood risk assessment, site selection, and weed/pest management. GIS is used widely in sectors like government, retail, emergency response, utilities and more. It can be used on desktops, online/web-based platforms, and mobile devices. Both commercial software options and open source platforms are available to get started with GIS.
This document provides guidelines for using tenses in different sections of a research paper. It recommends using future tense for proposals, past tense for methodology and results, and either past or present tense for introductions and literature reviews depending on whether facts are still true. Present perfect can be used for unknown time frames. The conclusion and future work sections typically use present perfect or future tense. Past perfect is used for citing past work no longer true.
This document provides information about different types of orbits that Earth-observing satellites can have. It describes low Earth orbit, medium Earth orbit, and high Earth orbit, and gives examples of specific orbits within each category, such as polar orbits, sun-synchronous orbits, and Molniya orbits. It also discusses orbital characteristics like height, speed, eccentricity, and inclination that determine a satellite's path. Maintaining the proper orbit is important for satellites to collect desired data and observations of Earth.
This document provides templates and samples for submitting a thesis on CD, including:
1. Two CD envelope templates for printing student information on both sides of an A4 sheet.
2. A sample with tabular fields for including metadata about the thesis on the CD.
3. A template for printing student information directly on a regular CD.
4. A declaration statement for the student to sign verifying the work is their own and can be accessed electronically.
5. Logos of the University of the Punjab that can be included. The templates are intended as examples and following them is not compulsory for thesis submission.
A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
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Directions
You are given following questions from the topic, with four choices A through D. Select the choice
that will answer the question best.
1. The dimensions of weight are
A) MLT -1
B) MLT-2
C) LT -2
D) ML2
T
2. Gamma rays are not easily stopped by matter because
A) They have no charge B) They have no rest mass
C) They exert no coulomb force D) All of the above
3. Acceleration is not produced in the body under the application of
A) Unbalanced force B) Balanced force
C) Infinite force D) Normal force
4. Momentum of the body is equal to
A) Vector product of mass and velocity B) Dot product of mass and velocity
C) Product of mass & velocity D) None of these
5. The dimension of angular velocity are
A) LT-1
B) T-1
C) L-1
D) L2
T-1
6. If an object is placed in front of a diverging lens, then the image will be
A) Virtual B) Real and erect
C) Virtual and erect D) Virtual and inverted
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Phone: (92) 61 4550698, (92) 61 814 3333, (92) 322 607 7771
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7. Pressure exerted by a perfect gas is equal to
A) Mean K.E per unit volume B) Half of mean K.E per unit volume
C)
One third of mean K.E per unit volume
D)
Two third of mean kinetic energy per unit
volume
8. Electric flux through a medium can be
A) Zero B) Maximum
C) Minimum D) All of these
9. To move a unit positive charge over an equipotential surface, the required value of amount of work done is
A) Positive B) Negative
C) Zero D) None of these
10. For small value of 0, the acceleration of the bob is written as
A) a= g B) a= g
C) a = -g cos θ D) a = +g cos θ
11. In young’s double slit experiment, the separation between the slits is halved and the distance between slits and the
screen is doubled. The fringe width is:
A) Unchanged B) Halved
C) Doubled D) Quardrupled
12. Nuclear forces are
A) Long range forces B) Short range forces
C) Both long & short range forces D) None of the these
13. Compton effect shows that
A) x-rays are waves B) x-rays have high energy
C) x-rays can penetrate matter D) Photon have momentum
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14. Which of the three forces gravitational, electrostatic and nuclear is/are able to provide attraction between two
neutrons?
A) Electrostatic and nuclear B) Gravitational and nuclear
C) Electrostatic and gravitational D) Only nuclear
15. The rate of emission of photoelectrons from a metal surface depends on
A) Work function of the metal B) Wave length of radiation
C) Electric potential of the metal D) Intensity of radiation
16. A photon v in vacuum. Its final speed will be
A) m
ev
2 B) m
ev
C) mev /2 D) mev /
17. Which of the following has maximum frequency ?
A) x-rays B) Infrared rays
C) Violet rays D) Radio waves
18. Energy obtained when 1mg mass is completely converted into energy is
A) 3x102
J B) 3x1010
J
C) 9x10 10
J D) 9x102
J
19. An electron in motion is associated with
A) Only a magnetic field B) Only an electric field
C) Either electric or magnetic fields D) Both electric and magnetic field
20. Escape velocity of the earth is
A) 11.7 km/s B) 11.9 km/s
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C) 11.2 km/s D) None
ANSWERS
1. B 2. D 3. B 4. B
5. B 6. C 7. D 8. D
9. C 10. A 11. D 12. B
13. D 14. B 15. D 16. C
17. A 18. A 19. A 20. C