Weight, Stopping Distances, Hooke's Law, Vectors |
1+2. Choose the correct units for the following measurements: |
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1. Mass |
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2. Weight |
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3. Which of these is NOT a type of force?
- A). Magnetic
- B). Electrostatic
- C). Acceleration
- D). Friction
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4. Which of these sentences is correct?
- A). You are weightless on the moon
- B). Your mass changes as you travel into space
- C). Your weight is a measure of the density of your body
- D). Your weight is the pull of gravity on you.
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On Mars the strength of gravity is 4 N / kg. |
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5. What is the weight of a 60kg astronaut on Mars?
- A). 60N
- B). 240kg
- C). 15N
- D). 240N
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6. What is the mass of a Mars rock of weight 2kN?
- A). 8 kg
- B). 8000N
- C). 50 N
- D). 500kg
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7-11. A long wire is stretched using a large force (a weight). The table shows the length of the wire for different forces.
Force (N) |
Length (m) |
0 |
9.2 |
100 |
10.0 |
200 |
10.8 |
300 |
11.6 |
400 |
12.4 |
500 |
13.2 |
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7. What is the extension of the wire when the first 100N is applied? |
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8. What would be the extension if 50 N force were applied? |
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9. Hookes law states that the
is proportional to the applied force. |
10. What force would produce a length of 11.2 m? |
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11. 'Elastic behaviour' is best described as...
- A) the ability of a material to recover its original shape, once a force has been removed.
- B) the abililty of a material to stretch under a load.
- C) the abilty of a material to deform, bend or stretch.
- D) the ability of a material to produce a backward force once it is stretched.
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