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Scalar Quantities are

physical quantities which have magnitude only and no direction
physical quantities which have no magnitude only and only direction
physical quantities which have magnitude only and direction
physical quantities which have no magnitude and no direction

Answer: Option A

1. Which instrument is used to measure altitudes in aircraft's ?

Audiometer
Ammeter
Altimeter
Anemometer

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Ammeter - Measures strength of electric current.

Audiometer - Measures intensity of sound.

Anemometer - Measures force and velocity of wind and directions.

2. What is unit of Viscosity ?

coulomb
newton second per square meter
watt per meter per degree celcius
joule per kilogram per Kelvin

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

coulomb is unit of Electric Charge,

watt per meter per degree celcius is unit of Thermal Conductivity,
joule per kilogram per Kelvin is unit of Specific Heat capacity.

3. What is the relation between wavelength, frequency and velocity ?

velocity of wave = frequency * wavelength
velocity of wave = frequency/wavelength
velocity of wave = wavelength/frequency
None of above

Answer: Option A

4. The force which opposes the relative motion between different layers of liquid or gases is called

Critical Velocity
Streamline Flow
Terminal Velocity
Viscous Force

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Critical Velocity - The maximum velocity upto which fluid motion is streamline is called Critical Velocity.

Streamline Flow - If velocity of all fluid particles is same all the time then it can be said in streamline flow.

Terminal Velocity - When a body falls in viscous medium, its velocity first increases and finally becomes constant. The constant velocity is called terminal velocity.