Physics MCQs

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Total Questions
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Question 151 Easy

A van moving at 72 km/h will cover what distance in 45 minutes?

A
56 km
B
54 km
C
52 km
D
58 km
Question 152 Medium

Two vans start from the same point. Van A moves at 50 km/h and Van B at 70 km/h. After 3 hours how far apart are they?

A
60 km
B
70 km
C
50 km
D
80 km
Question 153 Medium

A van covers first 100 km at 40 km/h and next 120 km at 60 km/h. What is the average speed?

A
50.5 km/h
B
54.7 km/h
C
52.6 km/h
D
48.4 km/h
Question 154 Easy

If a van's speed increases from 45 km/h to 75 km/h what is the percentage increase?

A
66.70%
B
70.80%
C
60.70%
D
55.60%
Question 155 Easy

A van travels 300 km in 4 hours. How long will it take to cover 450 km at same speed?

A
6 hours
B
5 hours
C
6.5 hours
D
5.5 hours
Question 156 Medium

A van covers 90 km in 1 hour 12 minutes. What is its speed in m/s?

A
18.5 m/s
B
21.5 m/s
C
19.5 m/s
D
20.5 m/s
Question 157 Easy

If a van takes 25 minutes to cover 35 km what is its speed?

A
84 km/h
B
82 km/h
C
86 km/h
D
88 km/h
Question 158 Easy

A van travels at 65 km/h for 2.5 hours. What distance is covered?

A
163 km
B
155 km
C
150 km
D
160 km
Question 159 Medium

Two vans 180 km apart move towards each other at 45 km/h and 55 km/h. When will they meet?

A
1.5 hours
B
2 hours
C
1.8 hours
D
2.2 hours
Question 160 Easy

A van covers 120 km in first 2 hours and 180 km in next 3 hours. What is average speed?

A
64 km/h
B
62 km/h
C
58 km/h
D
60 km/h
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