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Honors Physics Midterm Study Guide NOTE: Use Scientific Notation When Appropriate & DO NOT FORGET THE CORRECT UNITS!!!!!
1) Convert 5021 em into km \CJ":' \f:::,~"" \~"'" ':.. \()"3.1"')
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\ --.A- c?"J 10 ",-) S. D1-\ )(IiY2.~1'\ 2) Convert the speed 5.3 m/s to km/h
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S .~~\ r_ \ ~~l~ _\ - \9.0<;' ~(,,~ \ ') \. o· d..<J~~ 0, I
3) Convert 60 mi/h to km/h I \.ot. oG, )C.. \0-\\~'"\ h, \ \~t"\ /\.. -=.D.c.~\ M~ "
rroo~{ \ ~/'r, ') ~ ~Co. Co \\,-\1', ~ I)\c>.&a.\;k] - ()~ J
4) Convert 100 ft into m q.c.c" X\D-\ ~i~ \ ~ -:=- ~.d-~ t ~
L\..oc>¥-)t~.~\~ ~, 2i';>~:~~ , 3.~x~o-\ (\
5) Convert 1.8 hours into seconds
\ \.. r- ~ 3c,.Cl()s l 6) HowpreCise~:~~li~~~i.~{~4~~ ~r ~.4~xlCfs
a) 13.6 m=-~ (\ b) 20.1 kg =- ~ _
\0 ,. 1 c) 1.248 s _ ,
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7) What ultimately determines the precision of any measurement?
a) Units
b) Parallax
@easUring~ d) Whatever you say determines the precision of any measurement.
8) State the number of significant digits in each of the following measurements:
a) 0.00003 m -:. & f) 6xl08 Mg ==(0 b) 64.01 Mm :. 4 g) 4.07xl016 m -=.3 c) 80.001 m -:..s d) 0.72 I1g '=-'3e) 2.43xl06 kg -::.~
9) Add or subtract the numbers as indicated. Give answers at most 4 significant digits
a) 16.2 m + 5.08 km + 13.48m \\
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b) 5.006m + 120.077 dm + 8.0084 m \ ~r\ -:::. l(J \ f\ ,\ ~ SQOc., t \(j.. oo.,~'" -\- ~ .0004 -::.~.()~ \ ~J
e) 78.05 em' 32.046 em' ~.C;Olf(,,~J d) 15.07 kg 12.0 kg --\~ .D<J?. ~
10) What is a measurement -a) Comparison between an unknown quantity and a standar
he point where an object lines up with another
c) The difference in reading of an object
d) An educated guess about how a variables are related
11) What is an educated guess about how variables are related?
a) Scientific theory
b) Scientific Law
Q HypothV
d) Measurement
12) Circle the target that is precise and accurate
13) Circle the target that is only precise
~the right triangle shown for angle (J.
~'/ ~r:,\. ~I&-e ~os~
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15) Fill in the blanks
SI Units Quantity Unit Name Symbol
Length Y\e\e\ m
~~.s kilogram kg
Time s.ec..ot.:>~ s
Temperature Kelvin ~
En !ish Units Quanti Unit Name S mbal
Length
Mass
\\M-e ~O\}~& second
ft
Ib
s
Tem erature Fahrenheit ~ -.-----.. ~ ... -----
16) Define a dependent variable: ~ _,... t\ \ " ~ . ~te Sk.c-~ ~ ~e~ 0'::' -\\t\~ ", ~e~~~~ \l~~c.\'\tl" 17) Define a independent variable: ~ \ \ "
~e k.\o, ~o:, \~ C\M ex- tJ\CltJ\9~~ ~~~~ \ Ue~\~
18) What is the formula for a slope?
a) Run/Rise b) X2-X l
~:;I!x
d) None
19) List the relationship each formula represents
a) y = ax2 + bx + c ... ~0~'CA~\c.. b) y = x :: \f ~ o..cc) y=~ :.\~~~
x
) The data below is gathered from a previous experiment (All answers on the back of the sheet)
1
2
3
4
5
6
2.05
1.5 1.25
1
20) What is a Ii ne of best fit:
a) The line joining the first and last data points in a graph
b) The line joining the two center-most data points in a graph
Q The line drawn close to all data paints as possible
d) The line joining the maximum data pOlTits In a graph
21) What relationship exists when one variable depends on the square of the other?
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22) What relationship exists when on variable depends on the inverse of the other?
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a) Plot the values given ;n the table and draw the curve best fits all paints
b) List the equation relating acceleration to mass given by the on the graph
c) Predict the acceleration of an 8 kg mass
d) According to the graph, what is the relationship between mass and the r
1) Describe the motion of the two runners' particle models. Be sure to include terms such as
velocity. Also state which runner has a greater velocity .
to • t, • t2 • t3 • t4Runner 2
to • t, • t2 • t3Runner 1 t4•
Start Finish
Runner 1 DescriPtion:' L.o~~, \JJ..C>C.~~1- I S::""'~ 2.. Runner 2 DeSCriPtion:~~~~c~~~u~~~~____~___~
2) Describe the motion of the car shown by the graph. Be sure to include terms such as velocity.
150.0
- 100.0 E-c: o 50.0 .t::
1.1'1 Y I)~ 0.0 I ....
1.0 3.0
-50.0 ~ Time (s)
_~\~ ~\0J (';$'~~ ili>~ \~ W'-------L..l'-\\!..L-(0,;:."5' ..,-\- ~~¥-~__________.
3) A Quantity that has only magnitude is a:
a) Vector
b) Displacement
c) Velocity
@ Scalar=:::>
4) A Quantity that has magnitude and direction is a:
a) Speed
b) Distance
~ d) Scalar
5) Displacement only refers to a change in ~05:\\~0.,:J of an object.
6) Velocity refers to an objects distance divided by its total time. True or False?\'~se ~~s.iqc.el'\e-~~ 0<" ~£c>s.\~"~
7) The formula for velocity is: b ~;'t'\e bo\V""-e
~\l:.\-(N.l C£ 8) The formula for speed is: ..)".\M. e For questions 9 - lS please refer to the following position-time graph
14.0 ; j \ i i !
12.0 1(\ I I
-E
10.0
/ ~ - 8.0 c 0
',p 6.0 I I I J \+--+'r~ VI 0 I I ! \ 0- I I J,_ f~"" f ..4.0
" ! ' t I h IJ2.0 V i 1 Iii ' I~ 0.00 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 60.0
Time (s)
s - 60s.
10) For the time interval lOs - 40s what is the object's average velocity? D·\m Is g-Q, \
- - -::. (). t'\ Is l-\O-lD
11) For the time interval 30s- 50s what is the object's displacement? -"'7 (Y"\
~- \D-=-,
12) For the time interval Os 60s what is the objects displacement? ~n ~-C> ~
13) For the time interval Os - 60s what is the objects average velocity? OcC:>S n Is :L -,. 6.oS ".75
14) At what time does the object reach a position of 12 meters? ~~
15) At times, does the object have a position of 3m? '1'\1 ttGs- 5'2.s.I ",.j Gc:>s For questions 16 - 20 please refer to the following graphic.
A=Om B=20m
An object moves from point A (which is at a position of Om) to point B (which is at a position of
20m) in lOs. It then moves back to point A from point B pin 15 seconds . ..0-0 .::.0
16) What is the object's velocity for its entire motion? 6fV\/:s ~ ~O~~
.......17) What is the objects speed for its entire motion? \ £On Is \o\- \'&
18) What is the object's velocity as it moves from position A to Position B only? ~M is ~~
19) What is the object's speed as it moves from position A to Position B only? cl"" L< ~ =-.l..
20) What is the objects displacement for its entire motion? 0 n 0-0 -=0
1) Which is the formula for Average Velocity? b:v
)aIlt
<€:,o:;lon~ distance
) t 2
d) Misplacement t 2
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Which is the formula for Average Acceleration?
distance )( t Z
d) Misplacement t 2
Consider a position-time graph for questions 3-6:
3) Slope measures
a) Time
b) Displacement
c) Acceleration
@eloC}b 4) When you have a straight horizontal line then
_xi () I __ :.L.~ =_ f'\ 1_ -....J __!L: ..... :_ -" -___L L ~ P. A" .~
c) The object has either positive or negative velocity . (Y'
d) Object has acceleration \ '"",e.
5) When you have a straight sloped line then
a) Velocity is 0 m/s and position is constant
b) Velocity is 0 m/s and position is changing o.-~ c) The object has either positive or negative constant veloel ~d)~O~~~e~ct~h-a-s-a-cc-e~le-r~at~io~n--------~------------
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6) When you have a curved line then
a) Velocity is 0 m/s and position is constant ~ b) Velocity is 0 m/s and position is changing ~
~c) The object has either positive or negative constant velocity
d)The object has acceleratio IL_-='=-'-M.--::Q=--
Consider a Velocity-Time Graph for questions 7-10
7) Slope measures
a) Time
-b) Displacement
d)
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8) When you have a straight horizontal line then =
--Acceleration is 0 m/s2and velocity is con~
b) Acceleration is 0 m/s'Z and velocity is changing
c) The object has either positive or negative Acceleration
d) Object has acceleration \\I'"\.Q..
9) When you have a straight sloped line then
a) Acceleration is 0 m/s2 and velocity is constant
b) Acceleration is 0 m/s2 and velocity is changing
e object has either positive or negative constant acceleratl(}~4J
d) Object has no acceleratIon ~\~
10) When you have a curved line then
a) Acceleration is 0 m/s2 and velocity is constant
b) Acceleration is 0 m/s2 and velocity is changing
c) The object has either positive or negative constant acceleration. 1-~ d)The object's Acceleration is chan~LL----II'"-,-\-,,-e.,---.J
Consider an object speeding up for question 11-12
11) If velocity is negative then acceleration should be ~e~\~
12) If acceleration is negative then velocity should be t.J~~"\Ie
Consider an object slowing down for questions 13-14
13) If velocity is positive then acceleration should be , \.)~~~~ .
14) If acceleration is negative then velocity should be £~\.\Ne
Consider an object thrown up in the air and coming back down vertically. Assume up is the
positive direction and down as negative for questions 15-17. Circle your answer.
15) As the object goes up than velocity i({[osi~egative) 16) As the object goes down than displacement is (Positive ~"-:-e9-at1§b~v~
17) As the object goes down than acceleration is (Positive@:gativ~
18) If an object starts at rest then it's initial velocity is
a) Negative
b) Positive
~ d) Some value greater than Zero
19) If an object comes to a stop than which velocity is Om/s?
a) average
b) instantaneous
c) initial
d) middle
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20) At the maximum height of an object thrown vertically in the air it velocity is
a) Negative
~ c) Positive
d) Some value less than zero
v =Vo + at where! v is final velocity! 2d =vot + 1/2 at vois initial velocity!
v 2 = v& + 2ad a is acceleration and t is time.
21) A rock is dropped from a cliff. A) What is the velocity of the rock after it has fallen for 11
seconds? B) How far has it fallen from where it was dropped?
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22) A car with a velocity of 22 m/s starts to accelerate uniformly at the rate of 2.0 m/s2 forlO
seconds. What is its final velocity?
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!if? \
23) A dragster starting from rest accelerates at 49 m/s2. How fast is it going when it has traveled
325 m? ~ ..l. <""\ ~
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d. -= ~1-~t"\ 1).,
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24) An engineer must design a runway that allows planes to reach a ground speed of 61 m/s before
they can take off. If the planes accelerate at 2.4 m/s2, what must the minimum length of the
runway be?
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25) You throw a beanbag up in the air and catch 2.2 s later. A) What is the initial velocity? B) How
high did the ball travel?
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