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ne Loy PHYSICS PRACTICE BOOKLET ‘é : 2. Pre-Requisite Skills 41. Use the following graphs to do the following: ‘+ Givean appropriate title. ‘+ Identify manipulated, responding, independent, and dependent variables. ‘+ Describe the situation in the graph using words like increasing and decreasing. p_Dista Time Speedie Time sos HALES ceediatetAt; = PEER. Se Ob =e T pd Aa -EEEEEN _ . ™= indagendent/rronpuiatet t a Wereessing distance Ow. fm seo . Avinereasine opeed face C.consiant| nodistoncelstontingshil —®. Conslao" RAG, De increcsinelaccee ory C. incseosing SP ° E. decreasingy De dacreasing, speck 2. Convert the following: a a 100 km =!0000000em | 80g=DOCCO mg B @ sm=_20 am |i9mg=O.0%_ @ t @ amm=0085 _m |o0skg= D0 _¢ 3. Fill inthe following Dimensional Analysis Calculation: 2M tows {oO min 0, | a5 ants @ 12-4095 * Tay * Tour * Tin 4, Use dimensional analysis to convert the following: SREP Haae Hi = Sz0tconn B, 205x108 see years Z,05nI0% mia \ we y \ don 7 ie rome a nae Seg 0: (COB yea eu © 110 km/n-» m/s NObe4 1 sual leak a) = DOD my x ‘5. Use your calcalator to perform the following operations: Bs a Gore 10%) ~B65x10) > 15,2015 x\O b caxt0% (32110) 664210) =) YAY eich! “Goan = \Q0S9U éaaxt0> 2 |. Sox10 @ 2IPage i 6. Solve the following mathematical problems such thatthe answers have the zorrect number of significant figures: a. 334540 game + 1989916 rame= 959.5 92.9 b yepeteigimte Bgl cy & 261 108oules / ape seconde = LT ch Ts a 0.0640 m- 048 m=. =0.12 nn & s#89em4 130m +100em= 0ce t aspmeter 919 seconds =_O- ZF Fr 3 & Ro1pLokIogams + 84057 klogans = S27. 1OF Yo 3S 7.State the number of significant digits in each measurement. a 204m “Yad b 28¢km Aac\ ecm os 4. 0.003068m 4}=,d @ 46x108m Jad 406x105m Za/\ # 750m Sad ham Jad 4 75000km Sad j. 75.00em — L\=r| k 750000m (n= 31Page 8, Solve the following problems and report answers with appropriate number of significant digits. a. 6201em+7.46em +068em+120em= 2loDen @ b. 16 km + 1.62 m-+1200em = Nye asim + 62m 43200en= \ LOE rr =\\.loxl0 om} e Soateem 6m Ly Uo : 4, 1200m#15.001 k= Con} ached cl Merend Units fe. 13temx23em= 2 Oen £57621 mx6201m= BS Om g 22em/7418= 2.4 Doms h. 40.002 ¢/ 13000005 ¢= 2% (-y3-| units cancel unth divgion (22 Calculating with Scalars and Vectors “1. Most ofthe quantities used to describe motion van be categorized as either vectors or scalars vector ‘quantity that is fully described by both magnitude and direction. A scalaris a quantity that fully, described by magnitude alone, Categorize the following quantities by placing them under one of the two ‘column headings. displacement, distance, speed, velocity acceleration distance, speed JAccelerorion, @ Aquantty hati ignorant of direction is referred toasa 2C10.7 3.A quantity hat is conscious of direction is referred to asa V@C AGT (Frudor Fake An objec can be moving for 10 seconds and sti have er displacement. if the object vetuens to its storting, position 5. Ifthe above statement is true, then describe an example of such a motion. the above statement is. false, then explain why itis false. E>) Conor MeDovid iStryingyto beat Mere cord Gor Rashest skater by dames on lap oftterink 6. Suppose that you run along three different paths from location A to location B. Along which path(s) 9 : would your distance traveled be different than your displacement? tO \ awch S e@, 24 "Path Paths a a. What distance di you travel? (O Mule' Ve ' What waste displacement forthe entire trip? PA e"> back whee yor Stacked . 51Pae 18 Ohserve the diagram below. A person starts at A, walks along the bold pathand finishes at B. Each square son its ede Use the gram in answeringthe next vo » @ fe questions. 4. This person walks a distance of \_km. i thepeatarsdpconeneot 260 LEO] EEE 9. Across-country skier moves from location A to location B to location Cto location D. Each leg ofthe back and-forth motion takes 1 minute to complete; the total time is 3 minutes, (The unitis meters.) a © West Bast » B a. Whatis the distance traveled by the skier during the three minutes of recreation? [LO 4 \20eq* BO = \BeOrs) , What isthe net displacement ofthe skier during the three minutes of recreation? \Y2om (eos) | «What the lsplcement daring the second minute (rm min. t02 min}? \\20en best) | ‘4. What is the displacement: sos minute (from 2 min, to3 min)? a Den Lest o\\ @ 61 Page (3 Velocity: Non-Uniform Motion = = 1. Aticker tape records the motion of an object at intervals of 0.10 s, Complete the following table of values, and draw a distance-time graph ofthe motion. Time Distance «) (em) am [> ct @ © meet ermine sensed we tre Distance — View T 7 aD § 3 g i20 Merise - \2em 4 wo ron” 5 QO Go = \plblemis, Ho [Slepe = Spee 2.0 e T oO 7|Page 2d od 2, Askatchoarder travels 0.0m in 12.0, Whats the avorage sped af the skatboarder? e =H. mis} 3, Abaseball player throws a balla distance of 45.0m ata speed of 30.2 m/s. How longs the bal in ae fight? URBAN \eApOmI5, V ¢ a 50m - y tod = YBa, =|1-505) 4 nsec Mine Sere km/h for 4.10 hours. How fir does the airplane travel? VA Otalhy en” d=VE = AAem Cro) =|4-Cond® Kon) +? ‘5. Abind is Mying 6.00 km/b ina straight line at a constant rate, How long will the bird take to travel 300km? Vebotmi b=d = B0.0Lr> -|S00nH A-BD.0L8 Vi 6.0m 7 6. A person walks 15.0 mn $.00s and then walks 12.0 10.00, Whats he average speed of the person? \g\bOnn + 1Z,.0r oe BOs + 1Os0S Wa BOCAKY BlPage 7. Sketch a graph with 3 lines on it @ a. Slow-moving object b. Fastmoving object . Anobject that is not moving 9. For each constant motion below: ‘a. Plot the values for distance-time on a graph. |. Pattime on the horizontal (manipulated) axis and put distance on the vertical (responding) axis, IL Find the slope of each line ‘Time (s) | Distance (m) ‘Time (s) | Distance (m) 0 ° o ° 10 [a0 500 625 zo [a0 00 1250 120 150 1875 160 200 50 Distr w T uo 4 36 2 ae € > S10} E20 3 3 aa 2 2 tal de Ss [ ae ». Plot the values for speed - time on a graph. Determine the speed for each time period pattie onthe hriaonal (manipulates) sis and putspeedon he verccsl (responding) axis. ’, Calculate the slope foreach This means no acceleration or Constant spac Time (=) | Distance (m) | Speed (m/s) Time (J Distance (m) | Speed (75) ° o Oo 0 ° oO 50/625 Ls io |ao 4 Too |1250 1.25 Zz [80 q 150-1875 1.25 xo | i20 q 200 (250 1.25 ao [isa 4 | Doed-Time s

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