Fundamental and Derived Units

-1 -2
1. The derived dimension [ML T ] is a dimension of
A. Force B. Momentum C. *Pressure D. Work E. Power
2 -2
2. The derived dimension [ML T ] is a dimension of
A. Force B. Impulse C. Pressure D.*Work E. Speed
3. What are the correct dimensions for energy and force?
A. MLT-1, MLT
B. *ML2T-2, MLT-2
C. ML-3T, MLT2
D. ML2T-2, ML2T2
4. Identfy the correct dimension for density and pressure from the following?
A. *ML-3, ML-1T-2
B. ML-1T-2, ML-3
C. ML-2, ML-1T-2
D. ML3, ML-1T2
5. The derived dimension [ML2T-2] is a dimension of (i) acceleraton (ii) torque (iii) energy
A. (i) only
B. (iii) only
C. (i) and (ii) only
D. *(ii) and (iii) only
6. Identfy which of these quanttes listed from I to vii are derived quanttess (i) mass (ii) length
(iii) electric current (iv) density (v) temperature (vi) velocity (vii) energy
A. (i), (ii), (iii) and (v)
B. (iv), (v), (vi) and (v)
C. *(iv), (vi) and (vii)
D. All of the above
7. Which of the following are derived units? (i) meter (ii) coulomb (iii) kilogram (iv) ampere (v)
joule
A. (i) and (iii) only
B. *(ii) and (v) only
C. (ii), (iv), and (v) only
D. All of them
8. Which of the following are derived quanttes? (i) thrust (ii) temperature (iii) area (iv) pressure
A. (i) and (iv) only
B. (ii), (iii) and (iv) only
C. * (i), (iii) and (iv) only
D. All of them
9. The wat is equivalent to A. * Nms-1 B. Js C. kgm2s-2 D. Ns
10. The unit of momentum is A. Js-1 B. * Ns C. Ns-1 D. Nms
11. Which of the following quanttes has the same unit as the kilowat hour?
A. force * acceleraton
B. force * velocity
C. * force * distance
 D. force * tme
12. Which of the following is a set of vectors?
A. *weight, displacement and moment
B. velocity, volume and upthrust
C. density, capacitance and distance
D. mass, force and impulse
13. Which of the following is not a fundamental S.I. unit?
A. meter B. ampere C. mole D. *newton
14. Which of the following is not a unit of power?
A. Joule/second
B. ampere-volt
C. *ampere/volt
D. volt2/ohms
15. Which of the following is a derived unit?
A. kilogram B. meter C. kelvin D. *joule
16. Which of the following is equivalent to kgm/s?
A. J/s B. N/s C. *Ns D. Nms
17. The product of PV where P is pressure and V is volume has the same unit as
A. density B. power C. momentum D. *energy
18. Convert the speed 108km/hr to units in m/s.
A. 90m/s B. 45m/s C. *30m/s D. 60 m/s
19. Convert the speed 180km/hr to units in m/s.
A. 100m/s B. *50m/s C. 150m/s D. 60 m/s
20. Change the speed 0.2 cm/s to units of kilometers per year
A. 4.2 km/y B. *63.2 km/y C. 36.4 km/y D. 24.5 km/y
21. A quantty with magnitude but no specifed directon is
A. vector B. scaler C. vectorial D. *scalar
22. Which of the following relates period of vibraton (T) with the followings radius a, density p and
surface tension γ.
A. T = ka3/2p1/2 γ-1/2
B. T = ka3/2p1/2 γ-1/2
C. T = ka3/2p1/2 γ-1/2
D. T = ka3/2p1/2 γ-1/2
E. T = ka3/2p1/2 γ-1/2
23. Experiment shows that the frictonal drag force F of a car moving in the air depends on the
velocity v of its moton, density p of the air through which it travels, and the cross-sectonal area
of the car. If the force F = kpxv2yAz, where x, y and z are integer and k is a dimensionless constant.
Find the values of x, y, and z
A. *1, 1, 1 B. ½, ½, ½ C. 1, -1, 1 D. 1, 0, 1
24. Given that the period of oscillaton of a pendulum is given by T = km xlygz where k is a constant.
Which of the following is correct?
l 2 l l 2 g
A.* T =k
√ g
B .T =
π √ g √
C . T =2 π
g
D. T =
π √ l
 25. The period T of a loaded spring oscillator depends on its mass m and spring constant k, as
followss T = ckxmy where x and y are integers and c is a dimensionless constant. Find the values
of x and y.
A. ½, -½ B. ½, ½ C. -½, -½ D.* -½, ½
26. Which of the following is a set of vectors?
A. density, displacement and energy
B. velocity, volume and upthrust
C. *velocity, force and momentum
D. mass, force and impulse
27. In the following list the unit of each quantty is indicated in brackets. Answer True (T) if the
indicated unit is correct and False (F) if incorrect.
a. Work [kgm2s-2]
b. Power [Js]
c. Gravitatonal Potental [Jkg-1]
d. Pressure [kgm-1s-2]
e. Specifc latent heat [Jkg-1K-1]
f. Density [kgm-3]
g. Elastc modulus [Nm-1]
h. Electric feld [NC-1]
i. Potental diference [JC-1]
j. Resistvity [Ωm-1]
k. Surface tension [kgs-2]
l. Area [m-2]
m. Volume [m3]
n. Impulse [Ns-1]
o. Momentum [kgms-1]
p. Capacitance [farad]
q. Electric charge [C]
r. Frequency [s-2]

Vector

1. A girl walks 12m northwards, 5km eastwards and 7m southwards. Her total displacement is
A. 5m, north B. 5m, east C. 7.07m, S45 oW D.* 7.07m, N45oE
2. A boy walks 10m due west and then 10m due south. His displacement is A. 10m, S30 oW B. 10m,
S60oW C. *10√ 2 m,S45oW D. 10√ 2 m,S60oW
3. A man walks 5km south and then 3km in the directon 60 o west of south. His distance from the
startng point is A.* 7.00km B. 7.50km C. 8.00km D. 10.72km
4. Two perpendicular forces have a resultant of 13N. If one of the forces is 5N, the other force is
A. 8N B. 9N C.* 12N D. 18N
5. Two forces, 12N and 16N inclined at an angle ∅ to each other, have a resultant which is parallel
to the 16N force. The value of cos∅ is A.* 1.0 B. ¾ C. ½ D. 0
 6. A body of mass M rests on a plane inclined at an angle α to the horizontal. The component of
the weight of the body along he normal to the plane is A. Mgsin α B.* Mgcosα C. Mgtanα D.
Mg/sinα
7. A car travels 20.0km due north and their 35.0km in a directon 60 o west of north. Find the
magnitude and directon of the car’s resultant displacement.
A. *48.2km 39o B. 53.3km 39o C. 48.2km 51o D. 53.3km 51o
8. A partcle undergo three consecutve displacement given by d 1 = (i + 3j - k), d2 = (2i - j 3k) and
d3 = (-i + j). Find the resultant displacement of the partcle?
A. *5.39 B. 8.31 C. 4.34 D. 4.45
9. A car is driven north east for 40km, then north west for 50km and then south for 30km.
Determine the resultant displacement of the car.
A. 34.38km, 78.12o N of W B. 56.5km, 56.3o N of W C. *93.91, 85.7o N of W D. 78.3km, 34.3o
10. Can the magnitude of Cristano Ronaldo’s displacement on the pitch be greater than the
distance travelled
A. Yes B. *No C. Maybe D. It depends on the conditons
11. Two vectors are given by A = 3i 2j and B = - i - j, calculate the value of A + B
A. 4i + 3j B. 2i 3j C. 2i - 4j D. *2i 3j
12. A runner makes one lap around a 200-m track in a tme of 25s. What is the runner’s average
speed.
A. *8m/s B. 4 m/s C. 2 m/s D. 0 m/s
13. A runner makes one lap around a 200-m track in a tme of 25s. What is the runner’s average
velocity.
A. 8m/s B. 4 m/s C. 2 m/s D. *0 m/s
14. Each of the quanttes in the following list is indicated as a scalar or vector quantty. Answer
True (T) if the classifcaton is correct and False (F) if incorrect.
a. Pressure [vector]
b. Electric potental [scalar]
c. Impulse [vector]
d. Heat capacity [scalar]
e. Alttude [vector]
f. Momentum [vector]
g. Electric potental diference [vector]
h. Magnetc inducton [scalar]
i. Acceleraton due to gravity [vector]
j. Power [scalar]
k. Electric feld [scalar]
l. Electric current [vector]

Velocity tmeegraph

A car starts from rest and accelerates at the rate of 5m/s 2 for 20s. It then moves at a constant speed for
another 50s then decelerates in 30s.
 1. Calculate the maximum velocity atained by the car
A. *100 m/s B. 50 m/s C. 200 m/s D. 75 m/s
2. What is the distance travelled when the car’s acceleraton is 0
A. 7500m B. 1500m C. *5000m D. 3000m
3. Calculate the distance covered when the car’s velocity is decreasing with tme
A. 7500m B. *1500m C. 5000m D. 3000m
4. What is the total distance covered by the car
A. *7500m B. 1500m C. 5000m D. 3000m
5. The average speed of the car for the whole journey is
A. 100 m/s B. 50 m/s C. 200 m/s D. *75 m/s
6. What is the distance covered at the seventh second?
A. 37.5m B. 45.5m C. *32.5m D. 20m
7. The area under a velocity-tme graph represents
A. Velocity B. speed C. acceleraton D.*displacement
8. The slope of a velocity-tme graph represents
A. Velocity B. speed C. *acceleraton D. displacement

Use the above diagram to solve queston 9 - 20

9. OA and AB represent?
A. Acceleraton and deceleraton respectvely
B. Deceleraton and acceleraton respectvely
C. *both are acceleraton
D. both are deceleraton
10. BC represent?
A. uniform acceleraton
B. *uniform velocity
C. uniform deceleraton
D. non-uniform velocity
11. CD represent?
A. uniform acceleraton
B. uniform velocity
C. *uniform deceleraton
D. non-uniform velocity
12. O2 is the
A. fnal velocity
B. minimum velocity
C. inital velocity
D. *maximum velocity
13. OD is the
A. *total tme taken
B. total distance covered
C. maximum velocity atained
D. minimum tme
14. At BC the acceleraton is
A. maximum
B. minimum but greater than 0
C. *is equal to 0
D. is negatve
15. The area BCEF is the
A. Total distance covered
B. distance covered while acceleratng
C. *distance covered at constant velocity
D. distance covered when the acceleraton is at maximum
16. The distance covered while deceleratng is represented by the shape
A. OAG B. ABFG C. BCFE D.*CDE
17. What is the values of the velocity and acceleraton at BC respectvely
A. O1 and 0 B. O2 and maximum C. *O2 and 0 D. O1 and maximum
18. The deceleraton is represented by A. OA B. AB C. ED D. *CD
19. The total tme taken is A. OG B. *OD C. FE D. ED
20. The total distance covered is represented by
A. area BCEF B. area CED C. area OABCE D. area *OABCD

A car moving at a uniform speed of 60m/s is suddenly brought to a halt in 20s.

21. What is the fnal velocity of the car
A. *0 m/s B. 30 m/s C. 60 m/s D. 120 m/s
22. What is the acceleraton of the car
A. 3 m/s2 B. 0 m/s2 C. 6 m/s2 D. * -3 m/s2
23. What is the total distance covered
A. 150m B. 300m C. *600m D. 1200m
24. What is the tme taken, if the car covers 1200m before stopping.
A. 20s B.*40s C. 60s D. 100s

Displacement, velocity and acceleraton

1. A man runs a distance of 1.0km in 5 minutes. His average speed is A. 20.0 m/s B. 16.7 m/s C.
*3.3 m/s D. 0.3 m/s
2. A body accelerates uniformly from rest at 3 ms -2. Its velocity afer travelling a distance of 24m is
A. 144 m/s B. 72 m/s C. 36 m/s D. 12 m/s
3. The tme taken for the body in queston 2 to cover a distance of 24m is A. 4s B. 8s C. 16s D. 32s
4. The acceleraton of a body which slides sown freely on a smooth plane inclined at 60 o to the
horizontal is A. 5.00 m/s2 B. 7.50 m/s2 C. 8.66 m/s2 D. 10.00 m/s2
5. A car decelerates with 10m/s2 from 50 m/s to 20 m/s. Calculate the distance travelled by the
car. A. 150m B.* 105m C. 10m D. 75m
6. Calculate the tme taken and the distance covered by a train moving with a velocity of 15m/s to
accelerate uniformly at the rate of 2 m/s 2 to reach a velocity of 20 m/s A.* 2.5s B. 17.5s C. 13.5s
D. 3.5s
7. Calculate the distance covered in the above queston A. 23.75m B.* 43.75m C. 33.75m D.
53.75m
8. A ball is thrown vertcally upwards from the ground with an inital velocity of 20 m/s. The
maximum height reached be the ball is A. 7.5m B. 10.0m C. 20.0m D. 22.5m
9. The tme spent in the air by the ball in the above queston is A. 2s B. 4s C. 5s D. 10s
10. A fruit is drops from the top of a tree 20m tall. The tme is takes the fruit to reach the ground is
A. 5.0s B. 4.0s C. 2.5s D. 2.0s
11. A ball is thrown vertcally upwards from the top of a building with velocity of 10m/s. If it takes 4s
for the ball to reach the ground level, the height of the building is A. 5m B. 40m C. 45m. D. 50m
12. A stone is thrown vertcally upwards. The quantty which remains the same iss A. displacement
B. speed C. kinetc energy C.* acceleraton
13. A trains travels with an inital velocity of 20m/s. If it accelerates uniformly at 2 m/s 2 and travels
100m, calculate the fnal velocity. A. 18.0m/s B. 20.8 m/s C.* 28.3 m/s D. 57.6 m/s
14. A man throws a ball vertcally upward with an inital speed 40m/s. What is the velocity of the
ball on striking the ground? A. 30 m/s B. 40 m/s C. 10 m/s D. Insufcient informaton
15. A stone is thrown horizontally with an inital velocity of 20m/s from the top of a building 90m
high. Find the horizontal range of the stone. A. *84.8m B. 45.0m C. 30.0m C. 23.5m
16. Calculate the velocity with which the above stone strikes the ground A. *46.6 m/s, 64.7 o B. 5.83
m/s, 6.1o C.43.67 m/s, 30o D. 24.7 m/s, 20o
17. A car accelerates uniformly in a straight line with acceleraton 10m/s 2 and travels 150m in a tme
interval of 5s. How far will it travel in the next 5s? A. 150m B. 400m C. 300 D. 500m
18. A stone of mass 20kg is thrown vertcally upward to atain a maximum height of 20m. Calculate
the inital speed with which the stone was thrown A. 40m/s B.* 20m/s C. 30m/s D. 60m/s
19. A car starts from rest starts from rest and travels 250m in 25s, at constant acceleraton.
Calculate the fnal speed of the car. A.* 20 m/s B. 40 m/s C. 2 m/s C. 60 m/s
20. A ball is thrown vertcally upward from the ground with a speed of 20m/s. How long does it take
to reach its highest point A. 2.4s B. *2.0s C. 2.5s D. 2.4s
21. How high does the ball rise? A. 29.8m B.* 20.0m C. 40m D. 31m

Projectle

1. A projectle is launched with an inital velocity of 60 m/s at an angle 60 o to the vertcal. What is
the magnitude of the displacement afer 5s?
 2. A man throws a ball vertcally upward with an inital speed pf 60.0 m/s. What is the maximum
height reached by the ball
3. how long does it take to return to the point it was thrown?
4. A missile was to be launched at an angle 15 o to the horizontal at an inital velocity v to hit a
target 300m away. Calculate v
5. What is the maximum height reached by the above missile
6. A footballer lobs a football at an angle of 30 o to the horizontal with an inital speed of 20 m/s.
What are the greatest height atained and the tme for fight

Newton’s Law of Moton

1. A force of 200N pulls a block of 50kg and overcomes a constant frictonal force of 50N. What is
the acceleraton of the block?
A. 2.8 m/s2 B. *3.0 m/s2 C. 3.3 m/s2 D. 4.0 m/s2
2. An object of 2.00kg is atached to the hook of a spiral balance and the balance is suspended
vertcally from the roof of lif. What is the reading on the spring-balance when the lif is going up
with and acceleraton of 0.5 m/s2?
A. 19.8N B. 20.4N C. *21.0N D 10.0N
3. An object of 2.00kg is atached to the hook of a spiral balance and the balance is suspended
vertcally from the roof of lif. What is the reading on the spring-balance when the lif is going
down with and acceleraton of 0.5m/s2?
A. 19.8N B. 20.4N C. 21.0N D 10.0N
4. The frictonal force on a car of mass 1000kg moving up a hill inclined at 30 0 to the horizontal is
1000N. Calculate the force F due to the engine when the car is acceleratng at 2m/s 2.
A. 6000N B. 1000N C. 0N D. 8000N
5. The frictonal force on a car of mass 1000kg moving up a hill inclined at 30 0 to the horizontal is
1000N. Calculate the force F due to the engine when the car is moving with a steady velocity of
20m/s.
A. 6000N B. 1000N C. 0N D. 8000N
2
6. A car of mass 1000kg is acceleratng at 3m/s . If the resistance of the moton is 1000N, what is
the force due to the engine?
A. 1000N B. 2000N C. 4000N D. 3000N
7. What is the tension in a vertcal rope pulling a block of mass 50kg with an acceleraton of 1m/s 2?
A. 5.5N B. 55N C. 0.5N D. 550N
2
8. A lif moves up with an acceleraton of 2m/s . In each case, calculate the reacton of the foor on
an object of mass 50kg place on the foor of the lif.
A. 300N B. 400N C. 600N D. 800N
2
9. A lif moves down with an acceleraton of 2m/s . In each case, calculate the reacton of the foor
on an object of mass 50kg place on the foor of the lif.
A. 300N B. 400N C. 600N D. 800N
10. A force of magnitude 100N is applied to a body of mass 2kg at an angle 30 o to the horizontal.
Calculate the acceleraton of the body.
A. 4.33 B. 43.3 C. 8.66N D. 86.6
11. Calculate the constant force that will accelerate a body of 5 x 10 3kg from rest to speed of 50m/s
in 30s.
A. 4.33 B. 8.35 x 103N
12. A force 80N acts on a body initally at rest and moves 72m in 6s. If the force is removed afer
frst 6s, calculate how far the body moves in the next 6s.
A. 144m B. 72m C. 56m D. 166m
13. A block of mass 3.5kg is pushed by a force of magnitude 25N along a frictonless foor by means
of a cord which makes angle 60o with the horizontal. Calculate the magnitude of the
acceleraton of the block.
A. 7.14m/s2 B. 6.19m/s2 C. 3.57m/s2 D. 10.00m/s2
14. A body of mass 2kg moving on a horizontal frictonless plane with inital speed of 10m/s is pulled
4m by a force of magnitude 25N in the directon of the applied force. Calculate the fnal speed.
A. 10m/s B. 620m/s C. 14.1m/s D. 12.4m/s
15. A force of magnitude 5N acts on a 2kg body moving initally in the directon of the force with
speed of 4m/s. Calculate the distance travelled by the body if the fnal speed of the body is
6m/s?
A. 4m B. 5m C. 6m D. 10m
16. The coefcient of statc fricton between a box of mass 15.0kg and horizontal surface is 0.4. If a
force of 20.0N is applied to the box, calculate the fricton force and the limitng frictonal force
between the surfaces.
A. 8.0N, 60.0N B. 20.0N, 60.0N C. 58.8N, 20.0N D. 20.0N, 8.0N
17. All these are true of fricton force excepts
A. Fricton and the applied force are zero
B. Fricton and the applied force are equal in magnitude when acceleraton is 0
C. Coefcient of statc fricton µs is less than coefcient of kinetc fricton µk
D. Limitng fricton is proportonal to normal reacton
18. An upward force of 12 x 103N acts on an elevator of mass 2000kg. Calculate the acceleraton of
the elevator.
A. -6m/s2 B. -4m/s2 C. 3m/s2 D. 6m/s2
19. A body at rest is acted on by a constant net force of 80N and moves 72m in 6s. What is the mass
of the body?
A. 12kg B. 10kg C. 20kg D. 36kg
20. According to Newton’s frst law, when a body is in equilibrium, the vector sum of the forces on it
is?
A. zero B. Negatve C. Positve D. None
21. Two 2.0kg bodies, A and B collide. The velocites before collision are u A = 15i + 30j, uB = -10i + 5j
and vA = -5i + 20j afer the collision. All speeds are given in m/s. Calculate the fnal velocity vB
A. 10i + 15j
22. A bullet of mass 0.2kg is fred with a velocity of 800m/s into a sof wood of mass 2kg, lying on a
smooth surface. What is the fnal velocity if the collision is completely inelastc?
A. 72.7m/s B. 8m/s C. 80m/s D. 0.8m/s
23. A horizontal force of 5.00N is applied to a 2.00kg block initally at rest on a rough horizontal
surface. What is its acceleraton if the coefcient of fricton is 0.2?
A. 2.0m/s2 B. 1.96m/s2 C. 0.50m/s2 D. 3.5m/s2
 24. A constant force acts on a 2.0kg object and reduces its velocity from 7.0m/s to 3.0m/s in a tme
of 3.0s. What is the magnitude of the force?
25. A 8000kg engine pulls a 40000kg train along a level track and gives it an acceleraton 1.20m/s 2.
What acceleraton would the engine give to a 16000 train?
26. A tennis ball has a mass of 0.06kg. The impact with a wall changes its velocity from 25m/s
toward the wall to 35m/s away from the wall. Determine the impulse the wall exerts on the
tennis ball
A. 2.16Ns B. 21.6N/s C. 3.6N/s D. 0.36N/s
27. A man kicks a statonary ball of mass 200g, giving it a speed of 100cm/s. What impulse is
impaired to the ball?
A. 0.2kgm/s B. 20kgm/s C. 2kgm/s D. 200kgm/s
28. Which of the following is/are true of fricton?
(i) Limitng fricton is proportonal to normal reacton
(ii) Dynamic fricton is greater than statc fricton
(iii) Fricton and the horizontally applied force are not equal to acceleraton
(iv) Fricton opposes moton
(v) A. (i), (ii) & (iv) B. (i), (iii) & (iv) C. (i), (ii) & (iv) D. All
-0.5t
29. The mass of a certain body varies as a functon of tme as m = m oe . Find the force, in N, actng
on the body if its velocity v(t) = 2tim/s. I is a unit in the x-directon.
A. i(2 - t)moe-0.5t B. 2imoe-0.5t C. -0.5imoe-0.5t D. i(t 2)moe-0.5t

Work, Energy and Power

1. A force of 12.0N which is applied at 50 o to the vertcal load of mass 1.5kg along a horizontal
surface through a distance 10.0m. If the frictonal force between the two surfaced is 12N,
calculate the efectve work done on the load. A. 120J B. 91.93J C. 108.0J D.* 79.9J
2. How much work is done when a bucket of mass 2kg with 20kg of water in it is pulled up from the
botom of a well 10m deep A. 901.0J B. 1121J C. 2200J D. 2156J
3. A force of 20N is needed to hold a spring extended 5.0cm from its equilibrium positon. How
much work is done in extending the spring a. 400J B. 0.5J C. 400N D. 0.5N
4. A constant force 20N moves a body of mass 2kg with constant speed of 0.2 m/s. Calculate the
power expended A. B. C. D.
5. An object of mass 100kg is released from rest and falls through a distance of 10m. calculate the
work done by gravity A. -10 * 103J B. 10 * 103J C. *10 * 102J D. -10 * 102J
6. Calculate the change in Potental energy of the above mass A. 2 * 10 3J B. 103J C. 10J D.* -10 * 10-
3
J
7. A 10kg mass is to be raised from the botom to the top of an incline 5m long and 3m of the
ground at toe top. How much work must be done by a force parallel to the incline to the incline
pushing the mass up at a constant speed A. 294J B. 194J C. 260J D. 59J
8. A force of 56N acts horizontally on a statonary mass of 2kg for 4s. The kinetc energy gained by
mass is A. 12J B. 24aj C. 48J D. 144J
9. A body is released from rest and allowed to fall freely from given height under gravity. The
kinetc energy at its halfway point is A. a litle above half of its inital energy B. a litle below half
of its inital energy C. a half of its inital energy D. a litle above its inital energy
10. An egg falls fall from a nest at a height of 4m. What speed will if have when it is 1m front eh
grounds Neglect air resistance and take g = 9.8 m/s 2 A. 7.1 m/s B. 4.43 m/s C. 58.8 m/s D. 7.67
m/s
11. A car of mass 100kg accelerates from rest to a speed of 25 m/s in a tme of 8.0s. What is the
average power produced A. 7.1KW B. 4.43KW C. 47KW D. 7.67KW
12. A 4kg block is pushed a distance 5m along a level foor at constant speed by a 20N along a
horizontal path. The coefcient of fricton between the block and the foor is 0.25. How much
work is done A. 392J B. 0J C. 584.4J D. 58J
13. The force generated from the engine of a car is found to be 300N. Calculate the power
developed when the car moves with a constant speed of 5 m/s A. 7.1W B. 4.43W C. 1500W.
7.67W
14. A boy 20m tall carries a load of 20kg on his head by exertng a force of 200N on the load for 40s.
What is the work done by the boy A. 0J B. 200J C. 2000J D. 4000J

A ball of mass 0.1kg is thrown vertcally upward with an inital velocity of 20m/s. Calculate the
15. P.E halfway up 10J
16. P.E at maximum height 20J
17. P.E as it leaves the ground 0J
18. K.E halfway up 20J
19. K.E as it leaves the ground 10J
20. K.E at the maximum height 0J

A concrete slabs weighing 1500N each are to be loaded into a trailer which is 1.5m high. The loaders
used an inclined plane made of plank inclined at an angle of 15 o to the horizontal. If the coefcient
of dynamic fricton between the plank and the slab is 0.3. Calculate

21. The work done on the slabs

22. The work output
23. efciency of the inclined plane 47.2%.l
24. if the speed of an object is doubled, the K.E is A. halved B. doubled C. tripled C. quadrupled
25. A 15kg object initally at rest is raised to a height 8m by a force of 100n. What is the velocity of
the object at the is height A. 7.5 m/s
26. A boy pulls a wagon with a force of 45N by means of a rope that makes an angle of 40 o with the
ground. How much work does he do in moving the wagon 50m 172kJ
27. An 800kg car moving at 6m/s begins to coast at a hill 40m high with its engine of. The driver
applies brakes so that the car’s speed at the botom of the hill is 20m/s. How much energy was
lost to fricton

A mechanic pushes a 200kg car form rest to a speed of 3m/s with a constant horizontal force. During
the tme, the car moves a distance of 30m. neglectng fricton between the car and the road,
Determine

28. The work done by the machine 9 * 10 3 J

29. The horizontal force exerted on the car 300N
30. An object of mass 5kg is held at a height of 1 meter above the ground for 15 seconds. The work
done within this period is A. 30J B. 20J C. 50J D 0J
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31. A 4kg ball moving with a velocity of 10m/s collides with a 16kg ball moving with a velocity of 4
m/s in the opposite directon. Calculate the velocity of the balls if they coalesce on impact and
loss of energy resultng from the impact. A. 5.2 m/s B. 1.2 m/s C. 52 m/s D. 12 m/s
32. Calculate the loss of energy resultng from the impact A. 58J b. 314J C. 5.8J D. 31.4J
33. A mass of 0.8kg is given an inital velocity V1 (1.2 m/s) to the right and collides with a light spring
of force constant 50N/m, If the surface is frictonless, calculate the inital maximum compression
of the spring afer the collision 0.15m
34. An object A of mass 15kg is moving with a velocity of 6m/s. Calculate the kinetc energy and its
momentum