WorksheetsChapter 5- Types of motion
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 17mins
Refers to a repetitive motion of an object around a point of equilibrium.
Mixed
Motion
Vibrational Motion
Translatory
Motion
(a) = Is a change of position with respect to a reference point.
Is a change of position with respect to a reference point.
Motion
Curvilinear Motion
Mixed Motion
there is more than one type of motion at the same time
Motion
Curvilinear Motion
Mixed Motion
Rotational Motion
A ball rolls and move forward.
Translatory
Rotational
Vibrational
Mixed Motion
A ball spins around its axis.
Translatory
Rotational
Vibrational
Mixed Motion
magnitude that relates the distance traveled to the time taken
Acceleration
Deceleration
Speed
magnitude that indicates how an object’s velocity changes over a period of time
Acceleration
Deceleration
Speed
the point it is seen from because the position of an object and its motion depend on this
Acceleration
Deceleration
Frame of Reference
it refers to an object changing motion by decreasing its speed or stopping
Acceleration
Deceleration
Frame of Reference
It indicates the magnitude of the trip made
Average speed
Acceleration
Instantaneous speed
body’s velocity at any specific point along its path
Average speed
Acceleration
Instantaneous speed
is the change of position divided by travel time
Average speed
Average velocity
Instantaneous speed
Select the correct answer for average speed formula:
Average Speed = time taken / distance traveled
Average Speed = distance traveled / time taken
Average Speed = distance traveled X time taken
Average Speed = time taken X distance traveled
resistance of bodies to change their state of rest or motion
Equilibrium
Force
Inertia
Mass
is the amount of matter in an object
Equilibrium
Force
Mass
Weight
the sum of all forces acting on the body
Equilibrium
Resultant Force
Mass
Weight
🌍 the force with which Earth attracts a body due to the action of gravity
Equilibrium
Mass
Newton
Weight
It is the unit used to represent force.
Kilometers per hour
Meters per second
Newton
Net Force
100 Newtons ⬅️ ➡️ 100 Newtons
The forces are balanced
The forces are unbalanced
10 Newtons ⬅️ ➡️ 60 Newtons
The forces are balanced
The forces are unbalanced
when the forces exerted on an object do not cancel each other out and the resultant force does not have a net value of zero
Static balance
Dynamic balance
Imbalance
States that an object tends to conserve its state of rest.
Newton’s first law or principle of inertia
Newton’s second law or basic principle
Newton’s third law or principle of action and reaction
States that a body’s acceleration is proportional to the force it receives.
Newton’s first law or principle of inertia
Newton’s second law or basic principle
Newton’s third law or principle of action and reaction
Establishes that when two bodies interact, there are equal forces working on each of them in opposite directions.
Newton’s first law or principle of inertia
Newton’s second law or basic principle
Newton’s third law or principle of action and reaction
A car travels a total distance of 300 kilometers in 6 hours. What is its average speed?
(a)
A bird flies 390 kilometers in 39 hours. What is its average speed?
(a)
Calculate the net force: ⬅7N ⬜ 2N ➡
(a)
Calculate the net force: 4N➡ ⬜ ➡4N
(a)
