Question 1
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A projectile is fired horizontally in a region of no air resistance. The projectile maintains its horizontal component of velocity because
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it is acted upon by any force
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it is not acted upon by any horizontal force
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it has no vertical component of velocity to begin with
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none of these
Question 2
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A 100-N force vector, acting at an angle of 45 degrees to the horizontal, has
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a greater magnitude of vertical component
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a greater magnitude of horizontal component
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the same magnitude of vertical and horizontal components
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no vertical and horizontal components
Question 3
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A car travels 120 km east and then 50 km north. What distance should the car travel in order to return to its origin in a straight path?
Question 4
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At what angle should the car in preceding item head in order to return to its origin in a straight path?
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22.60 north of east
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22.60 south of west
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67.40 north of east
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67.40 south of west
Question 5
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What can be said when a net force acts on a body?
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the body is at rest
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the body is in uniform motion
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the body has no acceleration
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the body has a constant acceleration
Question 6
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What is the acceleration of a car that maintains a constant velocity of 60 km/h for 2 hrs
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0
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3600 km/ s2
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60 km/s2
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120 km / s2
Question 7
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A ball is thrown upward and caught when it comes back down. Neglecting air resistance, the speed with which the ball is caught is
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less than the speed it had when thrown upward
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more than the speed it had when thrown upward
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the same speed it had when thrown upward
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zero
Question 8
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A stone is thrown at an angle of 30 degrees above the horizontal. As it rises, its vertical component of velocity
Question 9
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If you drop an object, it will accelerate downward at a rate of 9.8 m/s2. If you instead throw it upward, its acceleration (in the absence of air resistance) will be
Question 10
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You stand at the top of a cliff and throw a rock downward, and another rock horizontally at the same speed. The rock that stays in the air for the longer time is the one thrown
Question 11
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Races are timed to 1/1000 of a second. What distance could skater moving at a speed of 10 m/s travel in that period of time?
Question 12
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A, B and C are coplanar, concurrent forces. If A= 100 dyn, 35o N of W; B= 150 dyn, 25o W of S; and A+B+C = 200 dyn, E:
1. What is the magnitude of C?
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78.689 dyn
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200 dyn
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354.138 dyn
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345.308 dyn
Question 13
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A, B and C are coplanar, concurrent forces. If A= 100 dyn, 35 degrees N of W; B= 150 dyn, 25 degrees W of S; and A+B+C = 200 dyn, E:
2. What is the direction of C?
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12.822 degrees N of E
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12.822 degrees S of W
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77.178 degrees N of E
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77.178 degrees S of W
Question 14
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A, B and C are coplanar, concurrent forces. If A= 100 dyn, 35 degrees N of W; B= 150 dyn, 25 degrees W of S; and A+B+C = 200 dyn, E:
3. What is the magnitude of A-B-2C?
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-709.138 dyn
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710.058 dyn
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709.138 dyn
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-710.058 dyn
Question 15
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A, B and C are coplanar, concurrent forces. If A= 100 dyn, 35 degrees N of W; B= 150 dyn, 25 degrees W of S; and A+B+C = 200 dyn, E:
4. What is the direction of A-B-2C?
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87.0837 degrees S of E
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87.08370 N of W
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2.916 degrees S of E
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2.916 degrees N of W
Question 16
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II. From the top of a 100-m cliff overlooking the sea, a physics student throws, stones A and B. The stones have identical initial speeds of Vo =13 m/s and are thrown at the same angle of θ = 30o, stone A above the horizontal and stone B below the horizontal. Neglecting air resistance:
5. What is the velocity of stone A just before it hits the lake?
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46.139 m/s
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44.744 m/s
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11.258 m/s
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12.354 m/s
Question 17
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II. From the top of a 100-m cliff overlooking the sea, a physics student throws, stones A and B. The stones have identical initial speeds of Vo =13 m/s and are thrown at the same angle of θ = 30o, stone A above the horizontal and stone B below the horizontal. Neglecting air resistance:
6. What is the velocity of stone B just before it hits the lake?
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44.75 m/s
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14.121 m/s
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11.258 m/s
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46.144 m/s
Question 18
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II. From the top of a 100-m cliff overlooking the sea, a physics student throws, stones A and B. The stones have identical initial speeds of Vo =13 m/s and are thrown at the same angle of θ = 30o, stone A above the horizontal and stone B below the horizontal. Neglecting air resistance:
7. What is the distance between the points where the stones hit the lake?
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15.643 m
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58.87 m
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14.929 m
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43.941 m
Question 19
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II. From the top of a 100-m cliff overlooking the sea, a physics student throws, stones A and B. The stones have identical initial speeds of Vo =13 m/s and are thrown at the same angle of θ = 30o, stone A above the horizontal and stone B below the horizontal. Neglecting air resistance:
8. How long after stone B hits the lake does stone A hit the lake?
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5.229 sec
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2.303 sec
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1.326 sec
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3.629 sec
Question 20
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III. A car and a truck start from rest at the same instant, with the car initially at some distance behind the truck. The truck has a constant acceleration of 3 ft/s2 while the car has a constant acceleration 4 ft/s2. The car overtakes the truck after the truck has moved 60ft.
9. How long did it take the car to overtake the truck?
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6.325 sec
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1.785 sec
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8.110 sec
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12 sec
Question 21
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III. A car and a truck start from rest at the same instant, with the car initially at some distance behind the truck. The truck has a constant acceleration of 3 ft/s2 while the car has a constant acceleration 4 ft/s2. The car overtakes the truck after the truck has moved 60ft.
10. How far was the car behind the truck initially?
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80.011 m
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20.011 m
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80.011 ft
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20.011 ft
Question 22
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III. A car and a truck start from rest at the same instant, with the car initially at some distance behind the truck. The truck has a constant acceleration of 3 ft/s2 while the car has a constant acceleration 4 ft/s2. The car overtakes the truck after the truck has moved 60ft.
11. What was the velocity of the car when they were abreast?
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18.975 m/s
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18.975 ft/s
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25.3 m/s
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25.3 ft/s
Question 23
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III. A car and a truck start from rest at the same instant, with the car initially at some distance behind the truck. The truck has a constant acceleration of 3 ft/s2 while the car has a constant acceleration 4 ft/s2. The car overtakes the truck after the truck has moved 60ft.
12. What was the velocity of the truck when they were abreast?
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18.975 m/s
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18.975 ft/s
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25.3 m/s
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25.3 ft/s
Question 24
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IV. The system shown is in equilibrium.
13. What is the tension T3 in cord 3?
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1003.820 N
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819.615 N
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300 N
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956.712 N
Question 25
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IV. The system shown is in equilibrium.
14. What is the tension T4 in cord 4?
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163.3824 N
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819.615 N
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1005.407 N
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926.5878 N
Question 26
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IV. The system shown is in equilibrium.
15. What is the tension T5 in cord 5?
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1005.4066 N
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163.3824 N
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940.8819 N
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819.34N
Question 27
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16. What is the weight of block B?
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163.3824 N
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819.615 N
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1005.407 N
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926.5878 N
Question 28
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V. In the figure below, the pulleys are light and frictionless, and the coefficients of friction between the blocks and the surfaces are μk = 0.10 and μs = 0.30. If the hanging block X moves down a distance of 0.5m in 0.5s starting from rest:
17. What is the constant acceleration of the system?
Question 29
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V. In the figure below, the pulleys are light and frictionless, and the coefficients of friction between the blocks and the surfaces are μk = 0.10 and μs = 0.30. If the hanging block X moves down a distance of 0.5m in 0.5s starting from rest:
18. What is the tension in the cord connecting the 40-kg block and the 10-kg block?
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200 N
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199.2 N
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236.657 N
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45.257 N
Question 30
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V. In the figure below, the pulleys are light and frictionless, and the coefficients of friction between the blocks and the surfaces are μk = 0.10 and μs = 0.30. If the hanging block X moves down a distance of 0.5m in 0.5s starting from rest:
19. What is the tension in the cord connecting the 10-kg block and the 20-kg block?
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84.87 N
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199.23 N
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980 N
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296.687 N
Question 31
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V. In the figure below, the pulleys are light and frictionless, and the coefficients of friction between the blocks and the surfaces are μk = 0.10 and μs = 0.30. If the hanging block X moves down a distance of 0.5m in 0.5s starting from rest:
20. What is the mass of the hanging block X?
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68.325 kg
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68.325 N
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669.585 kg
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669.585 N