Class 11 Chemistry (Part I) Chapter 7 Equilibrium Quiz 29 (25 MCQs)

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1. In the Hardy-Weinberg Equation, q$^{2}$ is the frequency of what?
2. If a K value is greater than 1,
3. In an equilibrium graph, what does a shift to the left indicate?
4. What states or phases are not included in the calculation of the equilbrium constant Keq?
5. Lami's theorem can not be applied in case of concurrent forces (three concurrent forces)
6. When the government sets a price floor on earned income, it is called which of the following?
7. A hinged support has how many reactions
8. If the pressure of a system is increased, which direction will equilibrium shift?
9. For the formation of NO$_{2}$, Kc = [NO$_{2}$]/[NO][O$_{2}$]$^{1/2}$. At equilibrium in a 2.50 L container, there are 3.00 mol NO, 4.00 mol O$_{2}$ and 22.0 mol NO$_{2}$. The value of Kc is:
10. Coefficient of friction is having unit
11. A single sided arrow ($\rightarrow$), indicates that a reaction is:
12. Which one of the following quantities is zero when a uniform rod is supported in the middle?
13. When quantity supplied is smaller than quantity demanded, you have a .....
14. How does punctuated equilibrium differ from gradualism?
15. Investment multiplier =
16. For fixed support number of unknown are
17. Indifference mean:-
18. In PPC, MOC
19. How does a catalyst affect the position of the equilibrium?
20. A traffic light is supported by two cables that are 140$^{o }$ apart. Each cable exerts a force of 150. N on the light. How much does the light weigh?
21. A reaction at dynamic equilibrium is subjected to an increase in pressure. Which of the following statements is true?
22. The table summarizing quantity supplied at several prices is known as the
23. When quantity supplied and quantity demanded is equal
24. A population's recessive allele frequency 25%. What is the percentage of the Homozygous Dominant genotype?
25. A car weighing 15 000 N rests on a 15$^{o}$ hill. Find the components of the force exerted by the car's weight parallel to the hill