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CP Physics 27-Week Practice Exam Answers 1. A vector is a quantity that has magnitude and direction. (Definition) D=Vavet 2. =(75 m/s)(2s)= 3rd Marking Period 150 m 3. A volleyball player jumps up to spike a ball. Once her feet are off the floor, the player’s acceleration equals “g” directed downward. 4. T=∆V/A =(52 m/s)/(4 m/s/s)= 13 sec 5. D=1/2gt2 =1/2(10m/s/s)(.4s)2 =.8 m 6. both the same, Galileo’s Law of Falling Bodies 7. Physics is the most basic science because it is all about the nature of basic things like forces, energy, and motion, the ideas of physics extend into more complex sciences, underneath biology is chemistry and underneath chemistry is physics, and you can better understand science in general if you understand physics. 8. g and downward-gravity causes the acceleration and gravity always works downward. 9. A=∆V/t 10. Vave=∆d/t 11. =(45 m/s)/ 9 s =600 km/8 hrs =5 m/s/s =75 km/hr about 10 m/s/s-Gravity causing the acceleration is always about 10 m/s/s 12. The horizontal component of a projectile’s velocity and the vertical component of the velocity are independent of each other. (definition) 13. When you look at the speedometer in a moving car, you can see the instantaneous speed?Defintion 14. 70 degrees-Complementary angles (add to 90) have the same horizontal range 15. Speed is always measured in terms of a unit of distance divided by a unit of time, a measure of how fast something is moving, and the distance covered per unit of time. 16. about 10 Page | 1 𝑚 𝑠2 CP Physics 27-Week Practice Exam Answers 17. c=Square root (x2 + y2) 3rd Marking Period =Square root (52 + 122)= =a 13- unit vector 18. To test a scientific hypothesis, you would set up many experiments and look at the results 19. Acceleration is defined as the CHANGE in the velocity divided by the time interval 20. The penny, because the feather will encounter air resistance. 21. In the absence of air resistance, objects fall at a constant acceleration? Galileo’s Law of Falling Bodies 22. v=gt =(10 m/s/s) (8 Sec) =80 m/s 23. A scalar is a quantity that has magnitude only. 24. The following steps are a part of the Scientific methoda. recognize the problem b. make a guess about the answer and predict its consequences (hypothesis) c. predict the consequences of the hypothesis d. perform experiments to test the predictions e. formulate a general rule based on the predictions and experimental outcome 25. Anything that is moving through space that is affected only by gravity 26. The two measurements necessary for calculating average speed are distance and time 27. Vave=∆d/t =80 km/2hrs =40 km/hr 28. zero, Galileo’s law of inertia 29. While an object near the earth’s surface is in free fall, its velocity increases. 30. The same time, because of Galileo’s Law of Falling Bodies 31. The juice container has inertia, keeping it at rest. 32. The snowmobile has inertia (continues moving with constant velocity unless an outside force acts on it) Page | 2 CP Physics 27-Week Practice Exam Answers 3rd Marking Period 33. The object will continue moving at constant velocity (Newton’s First Law, body in motion will continue in motion at a constant speed in a straight line unless some outside force acts on it) 34. Kilograms measure mass (or inertia) 35. Weight is the gravitation attraction (force) between an object and the earth. 36. Twice as much mass means twice as much inertia. 37. Mass is the same (everywhere) 38. Force is measured in Newtons 39. Weight is measured in Newtons (it is a force) 40. Force is a vector because both its magnitude and direction are important. 41. Acceleration would be tripled. Force and Acceleration are directly proportional. 42. Acceleration is 1/4x. Mass and Acceleration are inversely proportional. 43. Net Force =5 N (forces in opposite direction so subtract) 44. Net Force =0 N (same reason as 43) 45. Acceleration =0 m/s/s (A=F/M) 46. 19.6 N or 20 N (weight=Mass x gravity) 47. 4500 N (F=MA = 1500 kg x 3 m/s/s) 48. 2000 kg (M=F/A = 4000 N/ 2 m/s/s) 49. 4 m/s/s (A=F/M = 20 N/5 kg) 50. No force is needed to keep an object moving in outer space at constant velocity (no outside forces to stop it) 51. 300 N (weight is evenly distributed between the 2 scales) 52. At the top of its path, the ball stops so the speed is zero. The acceleration of an object in the air is always g or 9.8 m/s/s. Page | 3 CP Physics 27-Week Practice Exam Answers 53. Arrow against the bowstring. 3rd Marking Period 54. 500 N (Newton’s third law=forces equal and opposite) 55. Same on both. (Newton’s third law says forces equal and opposite) 56. Pickup truck speeding on highway. (Building and parked truck have v=0 m/s so no momentum, dog and tightrope walker have small mass, so momentum=small) 57. Buckshot is much lighter than the shotgun, so the speed of the shotgun is much smaller (since their momentums will be equal and opposite) 58. The force is reduced because the time of impact is increased (F=m∆v/∆t) 59. Force is 1/10 because the force and time are inversely proportional. 60. There is an increased time of impact on the driver which reduces the impact force (see #58) 61. Work=Force x distance 62. Work=Force x distance Since force and distance are tripled, the work is 9x as high (3x3) 63. the change in potential energy of an elevated object is equal to the work done in lifting the object. 64. KE=1/2 mass x Velocity2 65. Kinetic energy is energy of motion, potential energy is the energy of position (location). 66. Conservation of Energy states that no energy is lost or gained, so 100 Joules 67. Conservation of Energy states that the total amount of energy remains the same. Since at the bottom there is no potential energy, all is kinetic. KE=10,000 J 68. Power (rate that work is being done) P=W/t 69. Kinetic Energy =1/2 mass x velocity2, so it is directly proportional to the square of the velocity. If the velocity triples, the KE is multiplied by 32 or 9x as great. 70. Work=force x distance. Since the force is not moving a building, no work is done. Page | 4 CP Physics 27-Week Practice Exam Answers 3rd Marking Period 71. P=W/t (Power is inversely proportional to time) so Joe is doing the same work with 2x the power. 72. They are equal (PE=KE=5000 J) 73. Using either Newton’s Law of Universal gravity or Newton’s third Law, both forces are equal. 74. Force is inversely proportional to distance squared (inverse square law) so as the distance gets bigger (further away), the force gets smaller. 75. Gravitational forces are relatively small between objects. They are only large when dealing with very large masses. 76. Conduction, convection, and radiation. 77. Good conductors of heat are bad insulators of heat. 78. Convection occurs in fluids (liquids and gases) 79. Good absorbers are also good emitters (radiators) 80. Black-Black is a good absorber and a good emitter. White reflects. 81. Same answer as 80. 82. Gravitational forces are comparatively small. Electrical forces can repel or attract. 83. Electrical forces obey the inverse square law. As they get closer (distance decreases), the force between them increases. 84. Electrical forces obey the inverse square law. As they get closer (distance decreases), the magnitude of the force between them increases. For oppositely charged, the value gets more negative, but the force itself is greater. 85. Like charges repel. Opposite charges attract. 86. Protons are positive, electrons are negative. They are opposites. 87. The electric field inside of the shed (metal) is zero. 88. Doubling the distance reduces the force by ¼ (inverse square law) Page | 5 CP Physics 27-Week Practice Exam Answers 3rd Marking Period 89. Electrical forces are relatively large (they appear small because you are usually dealing with small amounts of charge) 90. They are both inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. Page | 6