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Remember your…..

A

Workings!

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What is the equation to find speed?

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Speed = Distance % Time

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What is the equation for distance?

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Distance = Speed x Time

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When drawing a distance - Time graph which axis should Time go on?

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Time should go on the x axis.

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What is acceleration?

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Acceleration is a change in speed it could be an increase or decrease or a chance in direction, so if something travelled in a constant speed in a circle, it would be accelerating!

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If the various forces acting on an object add up to zero, which one of these could be true?

a) It is accelerating.
b) It is travelling in a straight line at a steady speed.
c) It is slowing down and will shortly be at rest.

A

b) It is travelling in a straight Line at a steady speed.

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which of these best describes average speed?

a) the overall distance travelled divided by the time taken
b) The reading of the speedometer of a car travelling at top speed
c) The time taken to travel the total journey divided by the total distance

A

a) The overall distance travelled divided by the time taken

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Which of these ending to this sentence is correct?

The greater the speed of an object…

a) …the less time it will take to cover a set distance.
b) …The longer it will take to cover a set distance.
c) …the smaller the distance it will covering a set time
d) …the greater the mass of an object.

A

a) the less time or will tame to cover a set distance

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which of these enables us to calculate the weight of an object?

a) mass / gravitational field strength
b) mass x gravitational field strength
c) gravitational field strength / mass
d) gravitational field strength + mass

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b) mass x gravitational field strength

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which of these is completely correct?

a) mass is measured in N; weight is measured in N
b) mass is measured in N; weight is measured in kg
c) mass is measured in kg; weight is measured in N
d) mass is measured in kg; weight is measured in kg

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c) mass is measured in kg; weight in N

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