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What is the velocity of the ball just before it hits the ground after being dropped from a height of 1.5 m?
What is the velocity of the ball just before it hits the ground after being dropped from a height of 1.5 m?
- 0 m/s
- 3.87 m/s (correct)
- 4.90 m/s
- 6.26 m/s
What would the value of the initial velocity ($v_i$) be for the first drop if the ball was dropped from a height of 1.5 m?
What would the value of the initial velocity ($v_i$) be for the first drop if the ball was dropped from a height of 1.5 m?
- 0 m/s (correct)
- 4.5 m/s
- 3.0 m/s
- 2.2 m/s
What is the total time of flight for the ball after it is dropped and before its first bounce?
What is the total time of flight for the ball after it is dropped and before its first bounce?
- 0.50 s
- 0.23 s
- 0.12 s
- 0.46 s (correct)
How high does the ball bounce after the first fall?
How high does the ball bounce after the first fall?
What does the position-time graph of the ball look like after the first two bounces?
What does the position-time graph of the ball look like after the first two bounces?
How far did the hockey puck move between 0.0 s and 5.0 s?
How far did the hockey puck move between 0.0 s and 5.0 s?
What is the time taken for the puck to move from 40 m to 80 m beyond the origin?
What is the time taken for the puck to move from 40 m to 80 m beyond the origin?
If two students compared their position vectors at t = 2 s and found them pointing in different directions, what is a likely reason?
If two students compared their position vectors at t = 2 s and found them pointing in different directions, what is a likely reason?
At what moment does the hockey puck first pass 10.0 m beyond the origin?
At what moment does the hockey puck first pass 10.0 m beyond the origin?
Which graph information is primarily used to calculate instantaneous acceleration?
Which graph information is primarily used to calculate instantaneous acceleration?
For a uniform motion of an object, which statement is true?
For a uniform motion of an object, which statement is true?
What characterizes a displacement vector compared to a position vector?
What characterizes a displacement vector compared to a position vector?
When is the toy train's speed considered constant according to the v-t graph?
When is the toy train's speed considered constant according to the v-t graph?
What is the final position of the first ship?
What is the final position of the first ship?
Which statement correctly describes the relationship between an object's velocity and its position?
Which statement correctly describes the relationship between an object's velocity and its position?
What is the average velocity of object A based on the given data?
What is the average velocity of object A based on the given data?
How do the average velocities of objects C and D compare?
How do the average velocities of objects C and D compare?
What is the correct ranking of the average speeds from greatest to least?
What is the correct ranking of the average speeds from greatest to least?
What is the final position of the second ship?
What is the final position of the second ship?
What can be inferred about the average velocity of object B?
What can be inferred about the average velocity of object B?
Which of the following correctly states the average velocity of object D?
Which of the following correctly states the average velocity of object D?
How long does it take for the race car to slow down from 44 m/s to 22 m/s?
How long does it take for the race car to slow down from 44 m/s to 22 m/s?
What is the average acceleration of the race car during its deceleration?
What is the average acceleration of the race car during its deceleration?
What distance did the race car travel while decelerating?
What distance did the race car travel while decelerating?
What is the time taken for the car to accelerate from 15 m/s to 25 m/s over a distance of 125 m?
What is the time taken for the car to accelerate from 15 m/s to 25 m/s over a distance of 125 m?
What was the initial velocity of the bike if it reaches a velocity of 7.5 m/s in 4.5 seconds?
What was the initial velocity of the bike if it reaches a velocity of 7.5 m/s in 4.5 seconds?
How far does the bike travel when reaching a velocity of 7.5 m/s at 4.5 seconds?
How far does the bike travel when reaching a velocity of 7.5 m/s at 4.5 seconds?
What was the average acceleration of the bike during its acceleration phase?
What was the average acceleration of the bike during its acceleration phase?
What was the car's velocity (𝑣i) at point 𝑥i if it travels 350 m in 18.4 seconds with a forward acceleration of 0.22 m/s²?
What was the car's velocity (𝑣i) at point 𝑥i if it travels 350 m in 18.4 seconds with a forward acceleration of 0.22 m/s²?
What is the average velocity of the car from its starting position of 125.0 m to the origin in 5.0 s?
What is the average velocity of the car from its starting position of 125.0 m to the origin in 5.0 s?
At what time does the car reach a position of 25.0 m east of the origin?
At what time does the car reach a position of 25.0 m east of the origin?
What distance did the car cover between t = 1.0 s and t = 3.0 s?
What distance did the car cover between t = 1.0 s and t = 3.0 s?
If the positive x-direction is east, what would be the position of the car at t = 1.0 s?
If the positive x-direction is east, what would be the position of the car at t = 1.0 s?
What can be inferred if the pedestrians in Figure 14 move with the same velocity?
What can be inferred if the pedestrians in Figure 14 move with the same velocity?
What does the negative sign represent in the car's average velocity of −25 m/s?
What does the negative sign represent in the car's average velocity of −25 m/s?
How is displacement calculated between two time points?
How is displacement calculated between two time points?
What is the position of the car at time t = 3.0 s?
What is the position of the car at time t = 3.0 s?
What is the formula to calculate the final velocity ($v_f$) for an object in free fall over time ($ riangle t$)?
What is the formula to calculate the final velocity ($v_f$) for an object in free fall over time ($ riangle t$)?
If an object is dropped from rest, what would its maximum time of flight ($t_{max}$) be before reaching the ground?
If an object is dropped from rest, what would its maximum time of flight ($t_{max}$) be before reaching the ground?
In the equation $y = y_0 + v_i t - rac{g t^2}{2}$, what does the term $y_0$ represent?
In the equation $y = y_0 + v_i t - rac{g t^2}{2}$, what does the term $y_0$ represent?
How is the initial velocity ($v_i$) calculated when given a maximum height of 0.75 meters?
How is the initial velocity ($v_i$) calculated when given a maximum height of 0.75 meters?
What will be the value of the term $y$ when an object is dropped and not yet reached the ground, given $g = 9.8 ext{m/s}^2$ and initial height of 1.5 meters?
What will be the value of the term $y$ when an object is dropped and not yet reached the ground, given $g = 9.8 ext{m/s}^2$ and initial height of 1.5 meters?
Upon landing after the second bounce, how is the final velocity ($v_f$) represented?
Upon landing after the second bounce, how is the final velocity ($v_f$) represented?
If it takes 0.55 seconds for an object to fall, what formula would you use to calculate the distance fallen?
If it takes 0.55 seconds for an object to fall, what formula would you use to calculate the distance fallen?
What describes the relationship between gravitational acceleration and time during free fall?
What describes the relationship between gravitational acceleration and time during free fall?
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Car's motion description (Figure 13)
Car's motion description (Figure 13)
The car starts at 125.0 m east, moves towards the origin, reaching it in 5.0 seconds. It then continues moving eastward.
Average velocity calculation
Average velocity calculation
Average velocity is calculated as the change in position divided by the change in time.
Equation of motion (Position vs. Time)
Equation of motion (Position vs. Time)
The equation x = vt + xi describes the position (x) of an object with a constant velocity (v) over time (t), starting at an initial position (xi).
Calculating position at a specific time
Calculating position at a specific time
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Displacement calculation
Displacement calculation
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Positive x-direction
Positive x-direction
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Pedestrian A & B motion description (Figure 14)
Pedestrian A & B motion description (Figure 14)
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Uniform Motion
Uniform Motion
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Position-Time Graph
Position-Time Graph
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Displacement
Displacement
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Motion Diagram
Motion Diagram
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Position Vector
Position Vector
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Velocity-Time Graph
Velocity-Time Graph
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Instantaneous Acceleration
Instantaneous Acceleration
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Constant Speed
Constant Speed
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Positive Acceleration
Positive Acceleration
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Velocity-time graph for bounces
Velocity-time graph for bounces
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Position-time graph for bounces
Position-time graph for bounces
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What does 'downward is positive' mean?
What does 'downward is positive' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'vi'?
What is the meaning of 'vi'?
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Meaning of 'vf'
Meaning of 'vf'
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Average Velocity
Average Velocity
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Average Speed
Average Speed
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Positive Velocity
Positive Velocity
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Negative Velocity
Negative Velocity
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Calculating Position
Calculating Position
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Speed vs. Velocity
Speed vs. Velocity
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Constant Acceleration
Constant Acceleration
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Calculating Distance (Constant Acceleration)
Calculating Distance (Constant Acceleration)
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Initial Velocity (Constant Acceleration)
Initial Velocity (Constant Acceleration)
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Final Velocity (Constant Acceleration)
Final Velocity (Constant Acceleration)
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Time & Distance Relationship
Time & Distance Relationship
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Calculating Time (Constant Acceleration)
Calculating Time (Constant Acceleration)
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Solving for Initial Velocity
Solving for Initial Velocity
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Free Fall Equation (Position)
Free Fall Equation (Position)
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Free Fall Equation (Velocity)
Free Fall Equation (Velocity)
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What is 'tmax' in free fall?
What is 'tmax' in free fall?
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What is 'g' in free fall?
What is 'g' in free fall?
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What is 'y' in free fall?
What is 'y' in free fall?
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Finding Initial Velocity (𝑣i)
Finding Initial Velocity (𝑣i)
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Calculating Time of Flight (𝑡hang)
Calculating Time of Flight (𝑡hang)
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Free Fall Bounces
Free Fall Bounces
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Study Notes
InspirePhysics Grade 9 - Advanced, AY: 2024-2025, Term 1
- End of Term 1 Final Summative Assessment Preparation
- Content Outline for Unit 1: Mechanics in One Dimension
- Module 1: Physics Toolkit
- Lesson 1: Methods of Science
- Lesson 2: Mathematics and Physics
- Lesson 3: Measurement
- Lesson 4: Graphing Data
- Module 2: Representing Motion
- Lesson 1: Picturing Motion
- Lesson 2: Where and When?
- Lesson 3: Position-Time Graphs
- Lesson 4: How Fast?
- Module 3: Accelerated Motion
- Lesson 1: Acceleration
- Lesson 2: Motion with Constant Acceleration
- Lesson 3: Free Fall
- Module 1: Physics Toolkit
- Key Equations for Use:
- ∆x = xf - xi
- vf = v₁ + ā∆t
- x = vt + xi
- v = v₀ + 2a(xf - xi)
- g = 9.8 m/s²
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This quiz explores key concepts in physics related to motion, including velocity, acceleration, and the characteristics of position-time graphs. You will be challenged with questions about the behavior of objects like balls and hockey pucks, as well as the principles of displacement and time of flight. Test your knowledge on these fundamental topics in mechanics!