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14 PYQ across 5 exams · 1979–2026 — the complete chronological timeline of how UPSC has tested this idea, oldest to newest.

CSE 1979 → CDS 2015 → … → GEO 2022
19791 PYQ
CSEQ80
The weight of an object at the poles is greater than at the equator. This is because…
19871 PYQ
CSEQ38
A man coming down on a lift leaves a ball from his hand. The ball will…
19901 PYQ
CSEQ16
Assertion (A) : A tennis ball will bounce higher in Calcutta than it would in Shimla Reason (R) : The downward pull due to gravity is less a…
20001 PYQ
CSEQ29
A 'black hole' is a body in space which does not allow any radiation to come out. This property is due to its…
20031 PYQ
CSEQ39
A: The weight of a body decreases with the increase of latitude on earth. R: The earth is not a perfect sphere.…
20151 PYQ
CDSQ43
A brick is thrown vertically from an aircraft flying two kilometres above the earth. The brick will fall with a…
20201 PYQ
CAPFQ1
Which one of the following statements for an object falling freely under the influence of gravity is correct?…
20211 PYQ
NDAQ140
A tennis ball is thrown in the vertically upward direction and the ball attains a maximum height of 20 m. The ball was thrown approximately …
20222 PYQs
GEOQ80
Which one of the following statements is not correct for a freely falling object?…
GEOQ82
The centre of gravity of a system of rigid bodies coincides with their centre of mass if and only if…
20232 PYQs
NDAQ111
The motion of a particle of mass m is described by the relation, y = ut − (1/2)gt², where u is the initial velocity of the particle. The for…
NDAQ125
A mass is attached to a spring that hangs vertically. The extension produced in the spring is 6 cm on Earth. The acceleration due to gravity…
20241 PYQ
NDAQ125
The figure given below shows the direction of the two forces P and Q acting on a skydiver : Which one among the following statements is corr…
20261 PYQ
GEOQ103
A sphere weighs 0·98 N on the Earth. It is brought on the Moon and is divided into 10 equal parts there. Which one among the following is th…
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