Motion in 1D
Motion in 2D
Newtons Laws
Forces and Motion
Energy
Vocabulary
Momentum
100

What is the acceleration of an object that moves at a constant velocity of 20m/s for 5 seconds

No acceleration 

100

Find the components of velocity for an object kicked at 50m/s at an angle 37 degrees above the horizontal

40m/s horizontal velocity

30m/s vertical velocity

100

How much force is required to keep a 3kg object moving at a constant velocity of 4m/s

NONE (1st Law) 

100

Calculate the acceleration of a 3kg object with a net force of 8N acting on it. 

2.66m/s^2

100

The energy of motion 

kinetic energy

100

Rate of change in velocity

acceleration


100

The change in momentum

Impulse

F*t

mdeltav

200

Can an object be moving to the right and accelerating to the left? How?

Yes!  The object is slowing down. 

200

In projectile motion, this component of velocity is constant

horizontal

200
If the same force acts on a car and a truck, which one will have the greater acceleration? 

The car 

200

What is the mass of an object that weighs 30N

3kg

200
  • The kinetic energy of a 3kg bowling ball rolling at 5m/s

37.5 J

200

The energy that something has by virtue of its position

potential energy

200

Momentum of a 30kg object moving at 3m/s

90kgm/s

300

How far does a brick dropped from a bridge fall in 3 seconds?

45m

300

A 10kg object sits on a ramp angled 37 degrees above the horizontal. 

Find the component of gravity that acts down the ramp.

60N

mgsin(theta) 

300

When a car and a truck collide, which one experiences the greater force? 

They experience the same magnitude of force

(and impulse)

(and change in momentum) 

(the car will have the greater change in velocity though) 

300
  • A 1kg bucket experiences a net force of 2N upwards.  The upward force acting on the bucket must be equal to.

12N

300
A force does no work on an object when the angle between the motion and the force is _ degrees. 

90

300

The slope of a position time graph

velocity

300

How long will it take to stop a 1000kg truck moving at 3m/s with a force of 300N?

10s

400

A car accelerates from 20m/s to 30m/s in 5 seconds.  Calculate the acceleration and the distance travelled

2m/s^2

125m

400

A 10kg object sits on a ramp angled 37 degrees above the horizontal. 

Find the component of gravity that acts perpendicular to the ramp.

80N

mgcos(theta) 

Also the normal force

400

If the action force is the earth pulling on a person at rest, the reaction force is

the person pulling on the earth. 

400

What is the force required to stop a 2kg sliding initially at 10m/s object over a distance of 50cm? 

200N

(you can also use work and energy) 

400

How much power is necessary to do 30J of work in 5 seconds? 

6W

400

Only under the influence of gravity 

free fall

400

How much momentum will a 200g apple have 2 seconds after it falls from a high tree?

4kgm/s

500
A ball is thrown upwards at 47.2m/s.  Calculate it's speed when it reaches it's highest point. 

0m/s

500

Calculate the maximum height and horizontal range for a projectile that is launched at 50m/s at an angle 37 degrees above the horizontal. 

Max Height 45m

Horizontal distance: 240m. 

500

How might an object be moving with a constant speed, but also experience a net force. 

If the direction the object is moving is changing...(moving in a circle) 

500

A 3kg sign is held in place by a horizontal rope, and another rope that acts at an angle of 37 degrees above the horizontal.  What are the tension forces in the ropes?

Angled rope 50N


Horizontal rope 40N. 

500

Prove that the speed of the object at the bottom of a frictionless ramp only depends on the height of the ramp, and not the path of the slide. 

mgh = 1/2mv^2

mass cancels out

v at the bottom = sqrt(2gh)

500

The force that acts from a surface and acts perpendicular to the surface

normal force

500

A 1000kg truck and a 500kg car collide and stick together. The truck was moving 4m/s north. The car was moving 2m/s south.  


What speed will they move after the collision? 

2m/s (North)

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