WorksheetsAP_PHYII_1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
When a block is oscillating, what is the position at which the velocity is maximised?
Edges
Equilibrium
Half the total distance travelled
At the beginning
Why do we make the approximation of small angles in a pendulum?
Because the sine is not proportional to displacement.
Because big angles doesn't generate motion.
Because small angles are shorter.
Because we can't observe big angles.
In Hooke's Law, what does constant k tell you?
How stiff or loose a spring is
How much force you require to bring back the spring to equilibrium
How big or small a spring is
How much will a spring stretch
What is an example of a restoring force?
Hooke's law
Normal force
Friction
Tension
In an oscillating block-spring system, where's the position at which the acceleration is zero?
Edges
Equilibrium
There's no such position
Depends on the arrangement of springs
In an oscillating block-spring system, where's the position at which the acceleration is maximum?
Edges
Equilibrium
There's no such position
Depends on the arrangement of springs
What is oscillatory motion?
Repeated back and forth movement over the same path about an equilibrium position
Repeated back and forth movement over the same path about any position
Back and forth movement over the same path about an equilibrium position
Repeated front movement over the same path about an equilibrium position
Repeated back movement over the same path about an equilibrium position
What is restoring force?
Force acting opposite to displacement to bring the system back to equilibrium, which is its rest position. The force magnitude depends only on displacement.
Force acting perpendicular to displacement to bring the system back to equilibrium, which is its rest position. The force magnitude depends only on displacement.
Force acting opposite to displacement to bring the system back to equilibrium, which is the edge. The force magnitude depends only on displacement.
Force acting opposite to displacement to bring the system back to equilibrium, which is its rest position. The force magnitude depends only on the constant.
What does SHM stand for?
Simple Harmonic Motion
Simple Hinge Mechanism
Sample Harmonic Mechanism
Sample Hinge Mechanism
What is the amplitude of a wave?
Maximum displacement of points on a wave
Distance between two successive like points on a wave
Distance between two points on a wave
Maximum distance between two points on a wave
What is the wavelength of a wave?
Maximum displacement of points on a wave
Distance between two successive like points on a wave
Distance between two points on a wave
Maximum distance between two points on a wave
What is frequency?
Time for an oscillation
Oscillations per unit of time
Number of oscillations
Oscillations per experiment
What is period?
Time for an oscillation
Oscillations per unit of time
Number of oscillations
Oscillations per experiment
What happens to the period of an oscillator if you increase the displacement of it?
Stays the same
Increases
Decreases
You can't know until you try it
Based on the number of champions league won, select the best team.
Real Madrid
Barcelona
Manchester City
Chelsea
