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Quarter 3 Notes and questions

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Forces is a push or a pull
true
false
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•In a tug of war, one team is pulling with a force of 300 N (to the left) and the other 180 N (to the right) what is the net force and direction? (choose the correct calculation below)
300N (left) – 180N (right) = 120N (to the left) unbalanced force
50N-90=50 unbalanced force
100N
150N (left)+90N (right)=240N Balanced force
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the speed of an object in a particular direction
directional speed
velocity
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Distance divided by time describes what property of motion?
Speed
Time
Distance
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•Using the formula Speed=Distance/Time. Calculate the speed of the following: A freefall jumper jumps out of a building, he is 90 meters above the ground, he takes 3 minute to reach the ground. Use the formula to calculate his speed. Remember to convert certain values when calculating.
1. Which the correct formula to be used for the above equation
S=D/T
W=m x g
T=D/S
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•Using the formula Speed=Distance/Time. Calculate the speed of the following: A freefall jumper jumps out of a building, he is 90 meters above the ground, he takes 3 minute to reach the ground. Use the formula to calculate his speed. Remember to convert certain values when calculating.
2. which is the correct convertion for 3 minutes in the above question?
3 x 60= 180s
60 minutes
63s
3+60=63s
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•Using the formula Speed=Distance/Time. Calculate the speed of the following: A freefall jumper jumps out of a building, he is 90 meters above the ground, he takes 3 minute to reach the ground. Use the formula to calculate his speed. Remember to convert certain values when calculating.
3. Choose the correct answer below
S=D/T: 30m/120s= 0.25m.s, the skydiver’s speed is 0.25m.s
S=D/T: 90m/180s=0.5m. s, the skydiver’s speed is 0.5m.s
S=D/T: 30m/1minute = 30m.s, the skydiver’s speed is 30m.s
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•An object on earth has a mass of 50kg, which formula should be used to Calculate the objects weight?
S=D/T
W=m x g
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Your mass will be the same on Earth and the Moon ?
True
False
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I am the state of being when there is no net force of gravity. What am I?
gravity
weightlessness
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When substituted into the formula (W=m x g)which is the correct use of the formula below ? ( remember mass of the object is 50Kg and the gravitational force on earth is 10m.s2)
S= 50kg/ 10m.s2= 5
W=50kg x 10m.s2= 500N
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•Power=work/time: A small motor in a car does 24000J of work in 4minutes. What is the power of the motor in watts? (use the formula Power=work/time remember to convert certain values where needed) (choose the correct calculation below)
The motor has 10 watts of power.
P=W/T: 24000j/120s= 200w (the motor has 200 watts of power)
P=W/T: 24000j/240s= 100w (the motor has 100 watts of power)
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In a transverse wave, the highest point of the wave is called ?
Crest
trough
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Amplitude measures the height of a wave in a transverse wave
True
False
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Transverse waves have an up and down motion
True
False
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Compression areas are areas on a longitudinal wave/compression wave where particles are close together.
True
False
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areas on a wave where particles are apart are called?
refraction
rarefaction
reflection
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Light travels in a straight line called a(n)………..
streak
line
ray
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An object with a polished surface that forms reflected images is called ?
mirror
glass
water
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Multiple Select
Mirrors ( select the correct boxes
all mirrors cause lateral inversion
Concave mirrors make objects appear smaller
Convex mirrors cause objects to appear smaller and give a wider view
A convex mirror is used in cars
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•Which material would be best , if you had to replace a house front window? (remember you want to have clear vision to see through the window)
Opaque
Transparent
Translucent
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which material would allow all no light to pass through?
opaque
Transparent
Translucent
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The bending of light is known as ?
Reflection
refraction
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which type of lens refracts/bends light rays together to form an image/ bring to a focal point?
Concave
Convex
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