Concepts Of Physics MCQ Edition [Volume 1]
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- Concepts Of Physics MCQ Edition [Volume 1]
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- The Forces
Concepts Of Physics MCQ Edition [Volume 1] · Physics · The Forces
Which among the following systems can be sufficiently described by...
Which among the following systems can be sufficiently described by classical physics?
Options
- AThe motion of a cricket ball
- BA hydrogen atom
- CThe motion of a dust particle
- DA neutron transforming into a proton
Correct answer
C. The motion of a dust particle
Step-by-step solution
Classical physics is sufficient to describe the motion of macroscopic objects moving at non-relativistic speeds.
A cricket ball and a dust particle are macroscopic objects, so their motion can be described by classical mechanics.
A hydrogen atom and a neutron transforming into a proton are microscopic and subatomic systems, respectively. These require quantum mechanics for an accurate description.
Therefore, the motion of a cricket ball and a dust particle can be sufficiently described by classical physics.
A cricket ball and a dust particle are macroscopic objects, so their motion can be described by classical mechanics.
A hydrogen atom and a neutron transforming into a proton are microscopic and subatomic systems, respectively. These require quantum mechanics for an accurate description.
Therefore, the motion of a cricket ball and a dust particle can be sufficiently described by classical physics.