ACCELERATION
MOTION GRAPH
UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION
WORK AND POWER
10

The rate at which velocity changes.

ACCELERATION

10

In a distance–time graph, the X-axis represents time while the Y-axis represents ______.

DISTANCE

10

What force is responsible for keeping bodies moving in circular motion?

CENTRIPETAL FORCE

10

What is the formula for work?

W=Fd

W=mgh 

W=Pt

15

What is the standard SI unit for acceleration?

m/s2

15

In a velocity–time graph, the X-axis represents time while the Y-axis represents ______.

VELOCITY

15

The mathematical expression for centripetal force is ______.

Fc=mv2/r

15

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20

What is the formula for acceleration?

a=Vf−Vi/t

20

In a distance-time graph, the slope represents speed while in a velocity-time graph the slope represents ______.

ACCELERATION

20

Which quantity remains constant in uniform circular motion?

SPEED

20

TRUE OR FALSE: The faster the work is accomplished, the higher the power produced.

TRUE

25

Acceleration is considered a vector quantity because it has both magnitude/speed and ______.

DIRECTION

25

Which velocity-time graph shows velocity increasing by a constant amount each second?

A. A straight line with positive slope.

B. A straight line with negative slope.

A

25

A body of mass 10 kg moves with velocity 5 m/s in a circle of radius 5 m. Identify the quantity and the values with unit.

m = 10kg

v = 5m/s

r = 5m

25

What is the formula for power?

P=W/t 

P=Fd/t

30

Uniform acceleration is a motion where velocity changes at a ______ rate over time.

CONSTANT

30

Which velocity-time graph shows velocity decreasing by a constant amount each second? 

A. A straight line with positive slope.

B. A straight line with negative slope.

B

30

A 2-kg object moves in a circular path with radius 5 m and speed 10 m/s. The object's mass, radius, and speed (v) is present. What is asked in the problem?

CENTRIPETAL FORCE

30

Mark raises a box with weight 130 N to a height of 2 m. What is the work done?

260 J