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WAEC Physics questions: Equilibrium of forces

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  1. Question 1· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A body is in stable equilibrium if, when slightly displaced, it

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  2. Question 2· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A uniform metre rule is balanced at its 50 cm mark. A 2 N weight hangs at the 20 cm mark. Where must a 3 N weight hang to keep it balanced?

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  3. Question 3· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A spanner 0.25 m long needs a turning moment of 20 Nm to loosen a nut. The force needed at its end is

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  4. Question 4· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    The principle of moments states that for a body in equilibrium

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  5. Question 5· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A cone resting on its flat base is in

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  6. Question 6· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A uniform plank resting on a support is in equilibrium. Which statement must be true?

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  7. Question 7· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    Find the moment of a 15 N force acting perpendicularly 0.4 m from a pivot.

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  8. Question 8· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A ball resting on a level table is in

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  9. Question 9· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A uniform metre rule balances at its 50 cm mark. A 30 g mass hangs at the 20 cm mark. Where must a 20 g mass hang to restore balance?

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  10. Question 10· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A see-saw pivoted at its centre has a 400 N child 1.5 m from the pivot. How far on the other side must a 300 N child sit to balance?

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  11. Question 11· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A racing car is made with a low centre of gravity and wide wheel base to

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  12. Question 12· Equilibrium of forces· WAEC

    A cone resting on its tip is in

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