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Unit 1 Test Review: Kinematics and One-Dimensional Motion

Unit 1 Test Review: Kinematics and One-Dimensional Motion

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Physics

9th - 12th Grade

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HS-PS2-1, MS-PS3-1

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Unit 1 Test Review: Kinematics and One-Dimensional Motion

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Lesson 1: Motion- Distance and Displacement

  • Distance = position A + position B

  • Displacement= vector A - vector B

  • If vectors form a right triangle, then use Pythagorean Theorem to calculate the resultant:

     c2=a2+b2c^2=a^2+b^2  

  • To solve for c, then use:  c=a2 + b2c=\sqrt{a^2\ +\ b^2}  

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Multiple Choice

A runner travels around rectangle track with length = 50 meters and width = 20 meters. After travels around rectangle track two times, runs back to starting point.

Determine distance and displacement.

1

distance = 280 m

displacement =30 m

2

distance = 70 m

displacement = 30 m

3

distance = 280 m

displacement = 0 m

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Multiple Choice

A man went for a walk the other day. He walked east for 0.80 miles, then west for 1.20 miles, then west 0.20 miles, and finally north 0.40 miles.

What is the distance he walked?

1

2.0 miles

2

2.60 miles

3

0.60 miles

4

7.6 miles

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Multiple Choice

A car travels along a straight road 100 m east then 50 m west.

Find distance and displacement of the car.

1

distance = 50 m

displacement= 150 m W

2

distance = 200 m

displacement = 50 m E

3

distance= 150 m

displacement = 50 m NE

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Multiple Choice

A person walks 4 meters east, then walks 3 meters north.

Determine distance and displacement.

1

distance= 1 m

displacement = 7 m NE

2

distance = 7 m

displacement = -1 m N

3

distance = 7m

displacement = 5 m NE

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Multiple Choice

A participant in a marathon runs west for 10 km and takes a break, then runs 14 km west, and then turns and runs 9 km north to the finish line.


What is the distance and displacement?

1

distance = 33 km

displacement= 25.6 km NW

2

distance = 25.6 km

displacement= 33 km NW

3

distance = 35 km

displacement= -25.6 km NE

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Lesson 2: Speed and Velocity

  • Speed:   s= dts=\ \frac{d}{t} 

  • Velocity :   v=dfdotftov=\frac{d_f-d_o}{t_f-t_o}  or  v=xf xotftov=\frac{x_f\ -x_o}{t_f-t_o}  

  • Velocity:   v= ΔdΔtv=\ \frac{\Delta d}{\Delta t}  

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Multiple Choice

What is the speed of a vehicle that travels 20 meters in 5 seconds?

1

15 m/s

2

25 m/s

3

4 m/s

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Multiple Choice

What is the distance a car goes if it moves 30 m/s for 6 seconds?

1

5 m

2

180 m

3

36 m

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Multiple Choice

How long does it take for a teenager to walk 15 meters if he can walk 3m/s?

1

5 s

2

45 s

3

18 s

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Multiple Choice

How long does it take a cougar to run 170 meter if it runs 5m/s?

1

165 s

2

175 s

3

34 s

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Multiple Choice

What is the velocity of a car traveling on northbound I-5 that travels 200 meters in 30 seconds?

1

170 m/s S

2

6,000 m/s N

3

6.7 m/s N

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Multiple Choice

A Ford Explorer SUV travels East at an average velocity of 25.0 m/s for 3.0 hrs.

What was the total displacement?

1

270,000 m East

2

75 m West

3

28 m E

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Multiple Choice

What is the average velocity of a van that moves from 0 to 60 meters East in 20 seconds?

1

120 m/s E

2

3 m/s E

3

80 m/s E

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Multiple Choice

A car traveling at 87 km/hr travels East for 200,000m. How much time in seconds does it take this car?

1

8,264 s

2

2,298 s

3

174,000 s

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Lesson 3: Graphing Motion and Vectors

  • Position vs. Time graphs show velocity

  • Velocity vs. Time graphs show acceleration

  • Velocity:  V=xfxotV=\frac{x_f-x_o}{t} 

  • Average velocity:  Vavg=(vf+vo)÷2V_{avg}=(v_f+v_o)\div2  

  • Acceleration:  a=velocitytimea=\frac{velocity}{time}  

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Multiple Choice

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What does the slope of the line represent on the position vs. time graph?

1

acceleration

2

velocity

3

displacement

4

a jerk

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Multiple Choice

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Between the time 0s and 4.00s what is the velocity of the object in motion?

1

2 m/s

2

4 m/s

3

8 m/s

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Multiple Choice

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Between the time 8.00s and 10.00s what is the velocity of the object in motion?

1

2 m/s

2

-8 m/s

3

0 m/s

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Multiple Choice

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At what time period(s) does the object have negative velocity?

1

6s-8s and 14s-16s

2

6s-10s

3

10s-16s

4

4s-10s

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Multiple Choice

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What does the slope of the line represent on the

velocity vs. time graph?

1

acceleration

2

velocity

3

speed

4

displacement

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Multiple Choice

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What is the acceleration of the line between 0s and 4s?

1

4 m/s2

2

2 m/s2

3

6 m/s2

4

0.2 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

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At what time periods on the graph is there no acceleration?

1

Between points A and B and C and D

2

Between points E and F

3

Between points O and A and C and D

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Multiple Choice

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What is the acceleration of the object between points B and C?

1

-3.3 m/s2

2

3.3 m/s2

3

2.0 m/s2

4

-6.0 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

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What is the speed of the object at point E?

1

8 m/s

2

2 m/s

3

5 m/s

4

0 m/s

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Multiple Choice

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Between points E and F describe the motion of the object.

1

constant acceleration

2

no acceleration

3

negative velocity

4

no velocity

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Multiple Choice

A treasure hunter was given the following coordinates on a graph of a map: A= (5,0); B=(7,0); C=(0,-6 ); and D=(0,9). Help them find the treasure. What are the resultant coordinates?

1

(12, -3)

2

(-3, 0)

3

(12, 3)

4

(0, -3)

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Multiple Choice

A treasure hunter was given the following coordinates on a graph of a map: A= (5,0); B=(7,0); C=(0,-6 ); and D=(0,9). Help them find the treasure. What are the magnitude and direction based on the vectors?

1

12 NW

2

12.4 NE

3

6 E

4

-3 NE

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Multiple Choice

The river flows east at 7.0 m/s. A boat is rowed directly north across the river at 5.3 m/s. What is the velocity of the boat if it is also affected by the flow of the river?

1

8.8 m/s

2

13.3 m/s

3

1.32 m/s

4

12.3 m/s

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Lesson 4: Acceleration

  • Acceleration:  a=(vfvo)÷(tfto)a=(v_f-v_o)\div(t_f-t_o)  

  •  a= Δvta=\ \frac{\Delta v}{t}  

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Multiple Choice

What is the acceleration of a car that goes from 0m/s to 60m/s in 6 seconds?

1

60 m/s2

2

-10 m/s2

3

10 m/s2

4

30 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

What is the deceleration of a bicycle that goes from 40m/s to 20m/s in 5 seconds?

1

-4 m/s2

2

20 m/s2

3

-10 m/s2

4

60 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

What is the acceleration of a car that goes from 50m/s to 50m/s in 2 seconds?

1

10 m/s2

2

5 m/s2

3

100 m/s2

4

0 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

Rocket-powered sleds are used to test the human response to acceleration. If a rocket-powered sled had an average velocity of 444m/s E and its acceleration was 243m/s2. What was the total time it was in motion?

1

1.83 s

2

2.43 s

3

107,892 s

4

0 s

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Multiple Choice

A subway train accelerates from rest to 40.0 km/hr in 27 s. What is the average acceleration during that time interval?

1

0.214 m/s2

2

1080 m/s2

3

42.7 m/s2

4

0.412 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

The same subway train slows from 40.0 km/hr to stop in 9 s. What is the average acceleration during that time interval?

1

-1.23 m/s2

2

1.23 m/s2

3

-4.44 m/s2

4

360 m/s2

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Lesson 5: Kinematics and Acceleration Equations

  • Initial Velocity: vo (m/s)

  • Final Velocity: vf (m/s)

  • Displacement: d or x (m)

  • Acceleration: a= m/s2

  • Time: t (s)

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Multiple Choice

A car starts from rest and accelerates uniformly over a time of 6.57 seconds for a distance of 132 m E. Determine the acceleration of the car.

1

4.2 m/s2

2

6.11 m/s2

3

6.57 m/s2

4

20.0 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

It was once recorded that a Jaguar left skid marks that were 287 m in length. Assuming that the Jaguar skidded to a stop with a constant acceleration of -3.85 m/s2, determine the speed of the Jaguar before it began to skid.

1

-74.5 m/s

2

28.7 m/s

3

-47.0 m/s

4

47.0 m/s

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Multiple Choice

A plane has a takeoff velocity of 79.3 m/s and requires 1378 m to reach that speed. Determine the acceleration of the plane required to reach this velocity.

1

2.09 m/s2

2

2.29 m/s2

3

-2.09 m/s

4

34.6 m/s2

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Multiple Choice

A plane has a takeoff velocity of 79.3 m/s and requires 1378 m to reach that speed. Determine the time required to reach this velocity.

(Hint: must find acceleration first)

1

2.29 s

2

17.4 s

3

34.6 s

4

109,275 s

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Multiple Choice

A bullet leaves a rifle with a muzzle velocity of 640 m/s. While accelerating through the barrel of the rifle, the bullet moves a distance of 0.930 m. Determine the acceleration of the bullet (assume a uniform acceleration).

1

220,215 m/s2

2

2.29 m/s2

3

595.2 m/s2

4

688.2 m/s2

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