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Measuring acceleration analysis (v = s ÷ t, a = (v – u) ÷ t)

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Measuring acceleration analysis (v = s ÷ t, a = (v – u) ÷ t)”, from the unit “Measuring and calculating motion” (Year 10 Science) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. A student measures the time taken for a toy parachute to fall from a particular height. She repeats the measurement and gets these results: 1.60 s, 1.53 s, 1.52 s. The mean time taken is ___ s.
  2. A toy car travels at a constant velocity along a straight track. It travels 90 cm in 20 s. The velocity of the toy car is ___ m/s along the track.
  3. A car accelerates steadily from rest to 20 m/s in a time 8.0 s. The acceleration of the car is ___ m/s^2.
  4. A student measures the acceleration of a trolley along a slope for different values of the force pulling the trolley. Which of the following is the independent variable in this experiment?
  5. A trolley travels down a slope. It is stationary at the start and gets faster as it moves. A student takes measurements and calculates (distance travelled) ÷ (time taken). What has the student found?
  6. A trolley is stationary at A then accelerates along the track. A student wants to measure the trolley’s average acceleration between A and C. Which of the following calculations should be used?
  7. A ___ is an instrument that uses an infrared beam to turn a timer on and off as an object passes through.
  8. A trolley takes 3.50 s to travel along a ramp. Its starting velocity is 0 and its final velocity is 0.42 m/s. The acceleration of the trolley is ___ m/s^2.
  9. A student wants to find the relationship between force and acceleration of a trolley. They will use masses on a hanger to pull the trolley. To make the test fair, how should they increase the force?
  10. The picture shows a trolley with three 100 g masses resting on it, and two 100 g masses attached to the trolley by a string. If friction can be ignored, what is the accelerating force on the trolley?
  11. A student wants to find the relationship between force and acceleration of a trolley on a track. Before taking measurements, they tilt the track at an angle. This is to make sure that ...
  12. If two variables, x and y, are directly proportional, which of the following statements are correct?

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