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in extensible has the

:
every particle same acceleration

particle : weight acts

through a
single point

uniform
beam-weight of beam is on the center

plank is a rod : it does not bend nor buckle

SE =
iSj are equal

general equation of vector = r =

ro + it

lightinextensible
=

he a tension is
string has
no
weight came all the way through

use 9 8
.
= 2
sig fig
3
otherwise Sig fig

=
v = uz + 2as
v = u + at
2
S = ut fat
+

?
S =
ut - tat

t
s:
(4)

t (v +
u)t
·
v
=

v
=

=
42 + 29)

u + at
T-mg
mg
-

mg-Fmax
T

=
+ mext
R
d
P
- > O S =
h

At
·
u = 0

V = v

2M)
3
g(1
=
h
-

(
B F= MR
2m m

u= 0
(u)(h)

I
F ma F Ma v
VEgh(1 - 2m)
= = =

T-Fmax (2m)a
=
Mg-T = ma

T -

Fmax =
Cond

T -
MR = z ma

T
u(2mg7
- =
2md
v-2) Je =

T-zumg = 2ma

F=
2 mmg
F
zmg
=

T zoa
Zurng
- =

Ina
mg- T -
=

zMmg # T Ima
- =

d h
mg-F = ma 5 =
-

u =
j2gh/a
V= 0
zumg mg + 2ma + ma
-
=

- "39
-

zung + my =
3m a=

2ug +
g
=
39

g( 2u + 1) = 3a
-

2n+ 1)
a
9)
-
=
a = 0 4 MS- 2
.

21002- RN [
> 64ON
-

m= 7600 kg m = 960kg

F =
ma

2100 -
640 - R =
(1600 + 960)(0 4) .

-
R =
[x600 + 960)(0 .

4)] - 2100 + 640

-
R =
102n -
2100 + 640

R = -
436
R = 436N

F =
ma

T -
R= Ma

T -
(436) = (960) (0 4) .

T= (960 x 0 .
47 + 436
=
S20 N

640 + 436N
& >R

[
c) askatoon
X
V

1960 +
1600gsin

(2) F = ma

2100 - + 1760 + 1600)/g)sin(a) -

1640 + 436) =
1960 + 1600)(a)
a =
2 ms-
75
& 1 3 .

O3 0 .
S = 1m v2 : n2+as

2 >
- T
↑ U = 0 v2 = (o)+ 2 (0 . 5) (1)
Fmax A J V = v v =
v1
-

3mg a 2
=

· * =

I
Zong
W
Im
S = 0 . 3 F =
ma
11111111111111
u = 1 -

Fmax = ma

V =
0 MR
-
= ma

(7) (mg)
A B (l
=
- :

m=3 m m = 2m

-zy
u = 0 = a

1m S = ut v == u2 +
S
get 29S
=
+

n = 0 1 =
(0)(2) +
=(a)(2)2 02 = 1712 +
2(g) (S)
↑ 1 =
0 + 0 1 + 2( 7)(S)
zan
= -
3 .

A
? 1
= a(4)
1 11 45
-
= -
= .

T =
2 1 =
29 S : 1
11 4 .

1 ms
a = -2

em .
S :

F =
MR

(a) R=
3mg I-sMmg = m
F
zmg m + =

( F =
ma

T-Fmax = Ma 2
my-su/ng :

Enx + 1m
T
(MR) 2g 34g 3
-
=
ma -
=

↑
(M(mg)) = (3m) (2)
Q
:
3m
T-3umg =

2
-

(d) F =
ma

ma 57
mg- T M=
=

(2m) (E) as
(2m)g T
-
=

2mg T
②
=
-
m
↓ 4 ms- 2
>
-
6508
&
w 200L
⑧
m -

600kg m:
Mkg

F =
ma

-
T - 100 = (600) ( H) -

- T (
= -

24007 + 100

- T = - 2308
T =
2300N

E = ma

T -
6500
-
200 = (M) ( -
4)
(23007 -
6500 200 - :
-uM
-
4400 = -HM

m =
1100kg

10 5 S
s
vt-tate
= =
.

= 10 S = [O) (t)
.
-
10 5)C 4)(t)>
-
-

v = 0 10 5 .
:
22

:
i t = 4 SS
.
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am M
ad

1
Pum

3
(PR) F : ma CQM) F =
Ma

T-4mg =
ma Smg- T ma=

T-hmg = uma G Smg- += Sma

Song : Sma

Elmg : Ima

ng ama =

1 gms
-
a =

T-umg = hona

+ -

umy
= um
(g)
T=
Amg rmg+

i =

no mg
Fmax
0 .
5M
&

·my
·
commi [QM) F

Ymy- T
= ma

= 4 maQ
(P-) F =
ma

T-Fmax = Ma

T -

MR = ma umg-Fuma
= Maa Ftmg
= ma

hmg-tmg =
umatma
Sma
TrMGMAmg Eng
=

T =

m (g) + +mg
Fa
T
= mg Im
+

=
S =? v = u + Las

02
T
= my
u =
viiugh =
1
.

4gh + 2(
- 0 .

59)(s)
1
V
ugh 195
= 0 0 = .
-

9 =
-
0 .
59 1 = 1 .

4/h
S =
n v == n2 + 2as # S =
1 4h.

u =
0 v
=
= 02 +
2(g)(h)
v v v (3) F 1 4h 2 4h
= gh ma n
=
= .
+ = .

" =
09 -

Fmax
=
ma

I v=
Hugh -

MR =
ma

-
(0 5).

(g) = ma

= a
dude + peam

We
V
30

(MP) C =
AG po

list2 109)
-

Syx5) -

Gogx2)

=
3(30 + 40 + 2 5) -
-
(2 5x5)
. -
Box 2-5)
no

Ac
=
Im
(MR) c =

(no1(2) + (2 5) (2)
.
=
(M1 (3) + (s(O) + 230) (2 5) .

m
[140) (2) 12 5)(2)] [1307(0 91]
= + . -

3
m=
to ky
RX &

"
29
B

Mg bog
2
R+ 3r 609
u
=

4R =
Gog
R
=

Esgn
(N)
log(WLgX(L
H =
2859
-

n =
4 759
.

(N) R+ R
Mg
-
60g
=

75a)
(R)((n)
100g) (2
=
(R> (a) + .

CME) c = Af
(609) (2 75 + CRIC
- =
(R)(n +
emgiCO)
(60g)(2 75) + R
. = 4R
(609) (2 75) .
=
3R

nu
R =

55 + 35
m =
=
68g
110
+
-

689
My
Etsy
m = 50 lg
3

R 2R

A G

A A ↓
3 AN

(a) GR + R =
60+ 12
3R =
72
R = 24

(A) C =
A
(12) (5) + (60)(h) =
(R)(0) + (2R)(3)
60 + 60x =
6R
10 + 10x = R

a 24-10
=
↑
0

a
= m
um

ad o . a

↑I
309
·
Q
in
(MC) C =
A

(509)(4-0 ·
6) +
(30g7(2) + (C) (0) =
(A)(0 6) .

A
112
=

(MA) C = Al

C
zeno
=

(M1) 1 =
Al

(0g) (1 4) (Mg)(3 . + . n) + (RCKO) =

(5000)(0 6)
-

M =

impulse =
m(u-u)

C =
AQ
(fxd) + (fxd) =
m
a = ( 2i +
3j) ms-2

t= 0 , v= 10i + 4j

*
u = 10i + 4j
v = v

a = -
2i + 3j
+ =
6

v =
u+ at
=
Goi + 4j) + 6- 2i + 3j)
Ri 18j
=
10i +
hj +
-

=
2i +
22j
-

-
·
2

tancol =
o = tan= (E22)
19442890773
:

0 = 3 .

360 -
8 =
354 80557109227
.

= 3550

v=
Loithj) + + Gai + 3j)

(g) +( 3)
-

= +

10 -
2t =
k
n + 3 = K

6 -
St = 0

t =
6/3
PSN
>

50
· > Q SN
D 5
Q
T40300 ,

·
e

a = ((s)+ (8)2 -
2(3)(8)(OS (130)
=
11 85002146728N
.

S(n) I
=

x = Sin"
(s
x= 18 . 8550668
op :

(3) a =

(5)
S = op + 0Q

U
=
OQ-up

V
=
(5) -

(53)
(5)
a :

-
parti
; + 8

1(2)7 + (8)2 = avT7km

PV =
Vo + vt t = 0 4
.

=
(3) +
(5)(t) v =
( =3) +
t(3)

(5)
( is) + = + v =
(53) + (0 .

u)(3)
v =
(3) +
(08)
(5) +
(3)t
v =
( ?)
(5) + ( =is)t
v = 5 . Si -

j
(-) + (3) + =
(5) (is) +
+

5) + 2t = 7 -

3t -
3 + St = 5 -

157
2t + 3t =
7 -
5 St + 1st = 5 +3

St = 2 t
=
5/20
- = 2/5
x
=
=

equal whent ,4
As they are 0
=

they meet at the time 2 : n0 pr

Fax &

=M29 ~
·
R

(4) R=
ch W sysin
29 egsind 59

(3) F =
ma

T-Fmax =
(2)(a)
T -
MR = 2(a)
↑ -
(tu)(2) 2(a) =

T -

Eg 2a =

(d) F = ma

(3) a
3g- T
=

0 .
5+3
2g
-
i =
32
2 5
.

F 29
-g
-
=

39 = 59
Ex
Eg 3g 7a
- + =

v2 = u +
Eg za Las
=

= (V35) + 2)-tig) (2)

a=
2n9
= 3 .

5 - Egh
Ega = 35 .

x = (3 5) : .
(Eg)
I
S 0 5 N2 = u2+ zas Fmax = ma S n
-
= . =

u = 0
Cos + 2+3 5)(2)
=
.
-

uR : ma = Es
v = V
=
55 ms-
.
-

(s) (29) = 2a v =
0

g
za a
Yug
=
=
=
-

#
a
Egg
= -
A B
> 30 456
T

~ 1050

TCO) (30) <

30 (1(45 > +cosCH5)

2e) Tcos(us) = TCO((30)

in = TV
- Z

ETB =
vJTA

↑ Sin (45) + Tsip (30) =

+ ET
= w

TA +
ETB zw =

-T + VJTA =
0

Ta +p
= 0

V5TA +
TA =zw

T(v5+ 1) =
2

w
ET B = VTA
TB
= T

TB
-
w
=
zo(sin(a)
ZON

200010
Tract 40

(d) R =
40 + Losing

(s) 20(0x0 = Fmax

20 LsO [MB
201010 =
u(no + 20 in 6
M = 2000
no + 20 sinG

N ? Loo
2 + Sino
E
- - & -

M = 2m B = kM
u 24 U=
=
U
-

Ez
V=
v = - v

- 0 5.2
.

= m(v u)
-

2u) 2 5
2m) E
.
= - -
-

=
2m( Eu)
-

Esmy

by B on A = Smu

impulse =
mLu -u)

SMU
=
km(0 (u)) -

x=
5 o +
k
1 = 3

15
in
a treat

agrosco
aginso jg

(h) R=
bgcos(30)

(1) F =
ma

bysin (30) Fmax (6) a

- =

bgsin(20) MR -

69 =

G
grincho) (h) (6gcosso) Sa
-

bysin(h0) Logos
a
10)
-
:

a = 2 .
77823776073MS-2

S = 10 v2 42 + 2as
=

u = 0 v
=
= (0) + 2 (2 . 77) (10)
v = v v= 55 .
56
-

2 77 v =
155 56
=
: .

v = 7 456
. MS-1
speed

"
*=
u = 0 v= n + dt
V = v
=
(0) + (0 .
6)(20)

9=
= 12

S =

U =

V =

a = 0 3
.

t =
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The particles move towards each other in opposite directions along the same straight

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line on a smooth horizontal table and collide directly.
Immediately before the collision, the speed of A is 2u m s–1 and the speed of B is 3u m s–1
Immediately after the collision, the speed of B is 2u m s–1
The direction of motion of B is reversed by the collision.
(a) Find, in terms of u, the speed of A immediately after the collision.
(3)
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2. A particle P rests in equilibrium on a smooth horizontal plane.

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A system of three forces, F1 N, F2 N and F3 N where

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is applied to P.
Given that P remains in equilibrium,
(a) find F3 in terms of c, i and j.
(2)
The force F3 is removed from the system.
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The mass of P is m kg.
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(a) Use student A’s model to find the time taken for the book to reach the floor.
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Student B suggests an improved model where the book is modelled as a particle
experiencing a constant resistance to motion of magnitude R newtons.
Given that the time taken for the book to reach the floor is 0.6 seconds,
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Figure 1

Figure 1 shows a beam AB, of mass m kg and length 2 m, suspended by two light
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A particle of mass pm kg is attached to the beam at A and the beam remains in
equilibrium in a horizontal position.
The beam is modelled as a uniform rod.
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attached at D, use the model to find the exact value of p.
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speed
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time (s)
0 30 T

Figure 2

The speed-time graph in Figure 2 illustrates the motion of a car travelling along a
straight horizontal road.
At time t = 0 , the car starts from rest and accelerates uniformly for 30 s until it reaches a
speed of V m s–1

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The car then travels at a constant speed of V m s–1 until time t = T seconds.
(a) Show that the distance travelled by the car between t = 0 and t = T seconds is
V (T – 15) metres.
(2)
A motorbike also travels along the same road.
• The motorbike starts from rest at time t = 10 s and accelerates uniformly for 40 s
• The acceleration of the motorbike is the same as the acceleration of the car
• The motorbike then travels at a constant speed for a further 10 s before decelerating
uniformly until it reaches a speed of V m s–1 at time T seconds
(b) On Figure 2, sketch a speed-time graph for the motion of the motorbike.
[If you need to redraw your sketch, there is a copy of Figure 2 on page 15.]
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3
(2)
At time t = T seconds, the distance travelled by each vehicle is the same.
(d) Find the value of T
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Figure 2

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Figure 3

A particle of weight W newtons lies at rest on a rough horizontal surface, as shown in

Figure 3.
A force of magnitude P newtons is applied to the particle.
4
The force acts at an angle α to the horizontal, where tan α =
3
1
The coefficient of friction between the particle and the surface is
4
Given that the particle does not move, show that

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P
8
(7)
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Figure 4

A car of mass 1200 kg is towing a trailer of mass 600 kg up a straight road, as shown in
Figure 4.
1
The road is inclined at an angle α to the horizontal, where sin α =
12
The driving force produced by the engine of the car is 3000 N.
The car moves with acceleration 0.75 m s–2
The non-gravitational resistance to motion of

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• the car is modelled as a constant force of magnitude 2R newtons
• the trailer is modelled as a constant force of magnitude R newtons
The car and the trailer are modelled as particles.
The tow bar between the car and trailer is modelled as a light rod that is parallel to the
direction of motion.
Using the model,
(a) show that the value of R is 60
(4)
(b) find the tension in the tow bar.
(3)
When the car and trailer are moving at a speed of 12 m s–1 , the tow bar breaks.
Given that the non-gravitational resistance to motion of the trailer remains unchanged,
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(c) use the model to find the further distance moved by the trailer before it first comes
to rest.
(4)
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D 50 m C

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O 50 m

T
A B

Figure 5

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A square floor space ABCD, with centre O, is modelled as a flat horizontal surface
measuring 50 m by 50 m, as shown in Figure 5.
→ →
The horizontal unit vectors i and j are in the direction of AB and AD respectively.
All position vectors are given relative to O.
A small robot R is programmed to travel across the floor at a constant velocity.
• At time t = 0 , R is at the point with position vector (–2i + j) m
• At time t = 11 s , R is at the point with position vector (9i + 23j) m
• At time t seconds, the position vector of R is r metres
(a) Find, in terms of t, i and j, an expression for r
(3)
A second robot S is at the point C.
• At time t = 0 , S leaves C and moves with constant velocity (–i – j) m s–1
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• At time t seconds, the position vector of S is s metres

(b) Write down, in terms of t, i and j, an expression for s
(1)
(c) Show that
→
SR = [(2t – 27) i + (3t – 24) j ] m
(2)
(d) Find the time when the distance between R and S is a minimum.
(3)

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2. A particle P rests in equilibrium on a smooth horizontal plane.

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• At time t seconds, the position vector of S is s metres

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