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What types of questions are on the physics practice test?
What types of questions are on the physics practice test?
What topics are covered on the physics practice test?
What topics are covered on the physics practice test?
What is the average speed of a marathon runner who runs 26 miles in 2 hours?
What is the average speed of a marathon runner who runs 26 miles in 2 hours?
What is the purpose of the equation bank during the physics practice test?
What is the purpose of the equation bank during the physics practice test?
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What is the relationship between stopping distance and speed when driving?
What is the relationship between stopping distance and speed when driving?
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What is the purpose of the scientific method questions on the physics practice test?
What is the purpose of the scientific method questions on the physics practice test?
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What is the final problem-solving question on the physics practice test?
What is the final problem-solving question on the physics practice test?
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What is the relationship between air resistance and gravitational forces on falling raindrops?
What is the relationship between air resistance and gravitational forces on falling raindrops?
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Study Notes
Physics Practice Test Summary
- Electronic devices are not allowed during the test.
- Work must be shown for full credit.
- The test consists of multiple-choice questions, scientific method questions, and problem-solving questions.
- Equations are provided in an equation bank.
- The test covers topics such as work, momentum, collisions, and forces.
- Raindrops fall at a constant speed due to air resistance balancing gravitational forces.
- The scientific method questions require identifying correct usage of the terms hypothesis and theory.
- The average speed of a marathon runner who runs 26 miles in 2 hours is 13 mph.
- When driving, the stopping distance increases as speed increases.
- A problem-solving question involves calculating the height, speed, impulse, and force of a ball dropped from the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
- Another problem-solving question involves using the parallelogram rule to show the direction of momentum after a collision between two cars.
- A final problem-solving question involves calculating the final speed and direction of a large fish after swallowing a smaller fish.
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Test your knowledge of physics concepts with this practice test summary. This quiz covers topics such as work, momentum, collisions, and forces. Make sure to show your work for full credit, as electronic devices are not allowed during the test. You will encounter multiple-choice questions, scientific method questions, and problem-solving questions, with equations provided in an equation bank. Don't forget to brush up on air resistance, stopping distance, and the parallelogram rule. Can you handle the challenge of calculating the height
