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Class 9th Science Chapter 11 Work, Energy and Simple Machines – PYQ
Previous year questions (PYQ) with answers for Class 9th Science Chapter 11 Work, Energy and Simple Machines, based on the NCERT CBSE syllabus.
Topics covered in Work, Energy and Simple Machines
Work and its SI unit
Power
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
Law of conservation of energy
Simple machines
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find previous year questions (PYQ) for Class 9th Science Chapter 11 Work, Energy and Simple Machines?
This page lists previous year questions with answers for Work, Energy and Simple Machines. Topics covered: Work and its SI unit, Power, Kinetic energy, Potential energy, Law of conservation of energy, Simple machines.
Are Work, Energy and Simple Machines PYQs free?
Yes, Notebook gives free previous year questions for Class 9 Science.
How to prepare Work, Energy and Simple Machines for Class 9 Science exams?
Read the Work, Energy and Simple Machines notes first, revise the key topics (Work and its SI unit, Power, Kinetic energy, Potential energy, Law of conservation of energy, Simple machines), then practise the important questions and previous year questions (PYQ) for this chapter.
Where can I find Class 9th Science Chapter 11 Work, Energy and Simple Machines pyq for quick revision?
You are on the right page: this pyq page for Work, Energy and Simple Machines covers Class 9 Science for the CBSE exam 2026-27. Use the tabs on this chapter for notes, important questions and PYQ.
Is Class 9th Science Chapter 11 Work, Energy and Simple Machines important for the CBSE exam 2026-27?
Work, Energy and Simple Machines is part of the Class 9 Science NCERT CBSE syllabus. Notebook gives notes, important questions and PYQs for it, free.
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A puck is already moving on an ideal horizontal surface with no friction. All vertical forces balance. Predict its motion after the initial push ends and name the law used.
Ans: The puck continues in a straight line with the same speed because its net force is zero. This follows from Newton’s first law; ending the push does not itself stop the puck.
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A 600 kg vehicle moves east. Its velocity increases uniformly from 4 m/s to 12 m/s in 4 s, then remains at 12 m/s for another 3 s. Calculate the net force during each interval. Does the second interval prove that no forces act?
Ans: During the first interval, a = (12 − 4)/4 = 2 m/s² east, so F_net = 600 × 2 = 1200 N east. During the second interval, acceleration and net force are zero. This does not mean that no forces act: a driving force may balance resistance, and vertical forces may also balance.
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Two initially stationary toy carts of masses 0.5 kg and 1.5 kg push apart through a compressed spring. At one instant, the spring exerts a horizontal force of 3 N on each cart in opposite directions. Neglect other horizontal forces. Find their accelerations and explain why they differ.
Ans: For the 0.5 kg cart, a = 3/0.5 = 6 m/s². For the 1.5 kg cart, a = 3/1.5 = 2 m/s². Their accelerations are in opposite directions, along their respective net forces. The force magnitudes are equal, but the lighter cart has greater acceleration because acceleration is inversely proportional to mass for a fixed net force.
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A student compares friction by pulling the same wooden block horizontally at constant velocity across two level surfaces using a spring balance. The readings are 2 N and 5 N. What do these readings indicate, and why must the velocity remain constant?
Ans: At constant velocity, acceleration is zero, so the horizontal net force is zero. The spring balance’s pull therefore equals the opposing friction: 2 N on the first surface and 5 N on the second. The second surface produces greater sliding friction for this block. If the block accelerated, the pull would not equal friction, so the reading alone would not measure friction.
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