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Worksheet 1 - Graph of Motion

This worksheet contains physics problems about kinematics, including: 1) Calculating the velocity and distance traveled by a car with constant acceleration over 10 seconds. 2) Finding the acceleration, average velocity, and distance traveled by a train accelerating from 4.0 to 20 m/s over 100 seconds. 3) Analyzing a velocity-time graph to determine motion properties, velocities, acceleration, and displacement of a moving car. 4) Calculating distance fallen by a stone dropped from a cliff using kinematic equations and graphing the relationship between distance and time.

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Worksheet 1 - Graph of Motion

This worksheet contains physics problems about kinematics, including: 1) Calculating the velocity and distance traveled by a car with constant acceleration over 10 seconds. 2) Finding the acceleration, average velocity, and distance traveled by a train accelerating from 4.0 to 20 m/s over 100 seconds. 3) Analyzing a velocity-time graph to determine motion properties, velocities, acceleration, and displacement of a moving car. 4) Calculating distance fallen by a stone dropped from a cliff using kinematic equations and graphing the relationship between distance and time.

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WORKSHEET 1

TERM 1/SEMESTER 1/YEAR 2022-2023


SECONDARY 4
SUBJECT: PHYSICS
(KINEMATICS)
Name: Class: Day/date:

1. A car is initially stationary. It has a constant acceleration of 2.0 ms−2


a Calculate the velocity of the car after 10 s.
b Calculate the distance traveled by car at the end of 10 s.
c Calculate the time taken by the car to reach a velocity of 24 m s−1

2. A train accelerates steadily from 4.0 m s−1 to 20 m s−1 in 100 s.


a Calculate the acceleration of the train.
b From its initial and final velocities, calculate the average velocity of the train.
c Calculate the distance traveled by train in this time of 100 s

3. The velocity-time graph (Figure 2.20) represents the motion of a car


along a straight road for a period of 30 s.
a Describe the motion of the car.
b From the graph, determine the car’s initial and final velocities over
the time of 30 s.
c Determine the acceleration of the car.
d By calculating the area under the graph, determine the displacement
of the car.
e Check your answer to part d by calculating the car’s displacement
using s = ut + ½ at2

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4. If you drop a stone from the edge of a cliff, its initial velocity u = 0, and it falls with acceleration g = 9.81 m s−2. You can
calculate the distance s it falls in a given time t using an equation of motion.

a Copy and complete Table 2.3, which shows how s depends on t.


b Draw a graph of s against t.
c Use your graph to find the distance fallen by the stone in 2.5 s.
d Use your graph to find how long it will take the stone to fall to the bottom of a cliff 40 m high. Check your answer using
the equations of motion

5. A steel ball falls from rest through a height of 2.10 m. An electronic timer records a time of 0.67 s for the fall.
a Calculate the average acceleration of the ball as it falls.
b Suggest reasons why the answer is not exact 9.81 m s−2.

6. A stone is thrown horizontally from the top of a vertical cliff and lands 4.0 s later at a distance of 12.0 m from the base of
the cliff. Ignore air resistance.
a Calculate the horizontal speed of the stone.
b Calculate the height of the cliff.

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