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Preguntas del test (15)
11) Which one of the following gives the most accurate definition of a rocket?
- AA) Any vehicle that produces thrust by combustion of a propellant
- BB) Any vehicle producing thrust by acquiring mass by combustion of a propellant
- CC) Any vehicle which carries its own oxygen supply, but not its own fuel
- DD) Any vehicle producing thrust by ejecting mass, no matter what the propulsion
technology - EE) Any vehicle manufactured by NASA or ESA
22) A Saturn V rocket is sitting on its launch-pad at Cape Canaveral. It has a weight of
2.9x107 N and has an upward thrust of 3.5x107 N. What will be its initial acceleration if it
has mass 2.96x106
kg?- AA) 0.2 m/s2
- BB) 0.5 m/s2
- CC) 1.0 m/s2
- DD) 2.0 m/s2
- EE) 10.0 m/s2
33) Which of the follow is NOT an example of some form of a rocket?
- AA) Stone launched in the air
- BB) Chinese fire arrow
- CC) Balloon filled with air
- DD) Missile
- EE) Ares 1-X
44) What is the ideal mass distribution for any practical rocket to be launched into orbit
around the earth?- AA) 10% propellant, 50% tanks, engines, fins, etc., 40% payload
- BB) 100% propellant, 0% tanks, engines, fins, etc., 0% payload
- CC) 33% propellant, 33% tanks, engines, fins, etc., 33% payload
- DD) 11% propellant, 25% tanks, engines, fins, etc., 64% payload
- EE) 91% propellant, 3% tanks, engines, fins, etc., 6% payload
55) Why do most solid rockets contain a central cylindrical hollow core?
- AA) This increases the surface area of the burn hence enabling greater thrust
- BB) This is safer than a tail-burning rocket
- CC) This makes the rocket lighter and hence easier to get into space
- DD) It is difficult to engineer solid cylinders of fuel
- EE) Solid fuels need to "breathe" and hence must be open to the atmosphere
6Two objects, one with mass m and the other with mass 4m are situated in space. If the
distance between the objects is 4d what is the magnitude of the force of gravitational
attraction between the objects?
- A1
- B4
- C8
- D1/4
- E1/8
77) What is the main advantage of a multi-stage rocket?
- AA) It is easy to construct
- BB) It enables use of several different engines during the flight enabling greater safety
- CC) The ejection of stages during the flight, lightens the rocket enabling it to travel further
- DD) There is a rest time for each engine because they do not have to burn for the whole
period of the flight - EE) It can use either solid or liquid propellants
88) If a person has a mass of 75 kg, and the acceleration due to gravity on the moons surface
is 1.7 m/s2. What is the weight of the person standing on the moon's surface?- AA) 102.4 N
- BB) 102.4 kg
- CC) 127.5 N
- DD) 127.5 kg
- EE) 588 N
98) If a person has a mass of 75 kg, and the acceleration due to gravity on the moons surface
is 1.7 m/s2. What is the weight of the person standing on the moon's surface?- AA) 102.4 N
- BB) 102.4 kg
- CC) 127.5 N
- DD) 127.5 kg
- EE) 588 N
109) Which of the following is false?
- AA) A satellite is an object in orbit around a celestial body
- BB) The apparent weight on a artificial satellite is zero
- CC) Geostationary satellites orbit at a height of approximately 36000 km above the Earth’s
surface - DD) The earth’s gravitational force is generally greater for a geostationary satellite than a
polar orbiting satellite - EE) Geostationary satellites appear to hover at a point on the equator
1110) What was the name of the first artificial satellite?
- AB) Landsat
- BA) Explorer
- CC) Sputnik I
- DD) Early Bird
- EE) Sputnik II
1211) Which nation first placed an artificial satellite in orbit?
- AA) Russia
- BB) USA
- CC) Germany
- DD) China
- EE) Japan
1312) Which of the following is/are true?
(i) Polar orbiting satellites are generally placed at a much lower height than
geostationary satellites
(ii) Polar orbiting satellites view a different part of the earth’s surface on each
successive orbit
(iii) Geostationary satellites appear to hover above a point on the equator- AA) (i) only
- BB) (i) and (ii) only
- CC) (i), (ii) and (iii)
- DD) (i) and (iii) only
- EE) (ii) and (iii) only
1413) A satellite is launched into a circular orbit at a height of 450 km. What is the speed of the
satellite?- AA) 3000 m/s
- BC) 5000 m/s
- CB) 3000 km/h
- DD) 7660 km/h
- EE) 7659 m/s
1514) Using data from the previous question determine the satellite’s period?
- AA) 93 hour
- BB) 93 min
- CC) 93 s
- DD) 0.93 min
- EE) 0.93 s
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- Test sobre Sin título, creado por ianhamilton_ el 15/01/2014.
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