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Physics 11
Practice Mock Final Examination
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Instructions: Chose the best answer available.
Transfer the correct answer to the Scantron sheet provided.
Part I 100 Multiple Choice Questions
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1. What is the unit for Frequency
a. Hz
b. J
c. m/s
d. kgm/s
e. kgm/s2
2. What is the unit for Period?
a. s
b. Ns
c Nm
d. m/s2
e. N
3. What is the equivalent unit to N•s?
a. Hz
b. J
c. m/s
d kgm/s
e kgm/s2
4. What is the unit for Acceleration?
a. s
b. Ns
c Nm
d. N/kg
e. N
5. What is the unit for Impulse?
a. N/kg
b. Ns
c Nm
d. m/s2
e. N
6. What is the unit for Kinetic Energy?
a. Hz
b. kgm2/s
2
c. m/s
d kgm/s
e kgm/s2
7. Which of the following is an equivalent unit for kg•m/s2?
a. s
b. W
c Nm
d. m/s2
e. N
8. What is the unit for Power?
a. s
b. Nm/s2
c Nm
d. m/s2
e. C/s
9. What is the unit for Potential Energy?
a. Hz
b. Nm
c. m/s
d kgm/s
e N/m
10. What is the unit for Friction?
a. Hz
b. Nm
c. m/s
d kgm/s
e kgm/s2
11. A pendulum swings 2.15 times in 1.5 seconds. What is its period?
a 0.7 s
b 14.3 s
c 143 s
d 3600 s
e None of the above
12. A plane travels 1700 km at a velocity of 6.8×105 m/h. How long did the trip last?
a 2.5 hrs
b 2.0 hrs
c 3600 s
d 0.25 s
e All of the Above
13. Two trains 200.0 km apart are heading towards each other. If they both are traveling at 50.0 km/h.
How long before they collide?
a 9.00×103 s
b 7.2000×103 s
c 3600 s
d 0.25 s
e Not enough information to determine the answer.
14. A car accelerates uniformly from 3.5 m/s to 12.5 m/s in 4.5 s. The magnitude of the acceleration is?
a 12 m/s2
b 4.9 m/s2
c 1.0 m/s2
d 2.0 m/s2
e All of the above
15. A hockey player gliding along the ice at a velocity of 100.0 cm/s accelerates at 2.0 m/s2 for 3.0 s. His
final velocity is?
a 14 m/s
b 10 m/s
c 7 m/s
d 5.9 m/s
e Not enough information to determine the answer.
16. How far would a car travel in 6.0 s if its initial speed was 2.0×10-3
km/s and if it accelerated at 2.0
m/s2?
a 12.5 m
b 48 m
c 51 m
d 290 m
e Not enough information to determine the answer.
17. A car initially at rest travels a distance of 2.00×104 mm in 4.0 s with uniform acceleration. The
magnitude of the acceleration of the car (in m/s2) is?
a 12.5 m/s2
b 2.5 m/s2
c 1.5 m/s2
d 0.025 m/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
18. A car, stopped at a traffic light, accelerates constantly at 0.65 m/s2 after the light turns green.While
accelerating, the car travels one block and then crosses a bridge 80.0 m long. If the car takes 6.5 s to cross
the bridge, how long was the block?
a 125 m
b 48 m
c 29.4 m
d 65 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
19. A baseball is thrown into the air with a speed of 86.0 km/h. How high does it reaches?
a 2185 m
b 48 m
c 29.4 m
d 2241 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
20. How long does it take, the baseball in question 19, to return to the ground?
a 3.2 s
b 4.9 s
c 43 s
d 1.9 s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
21. A boy, capable of swimming at 4.0×102 cm/s [N] in still water, is swimming in a river with a 3.0 m/s
[E] current. What is his speed relative to the bank?
a 5.00 m/s 37ο E of N
b 5.00 m/s 37ο N of E
c 5.00 m/s 37ο W of N
d 5.00 m/s 37ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
22. A boy, capable of swimming at 2.1 m/s in still water, is swimming in a river with a 1.8 m/s [E]
current. At what angle must he swim in order to end up directly opposite his starting point?
a 59ο E of N
b 59ο N of E
c 59ο W of N
d 59 N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
23. Eric walks 10.0 m due North, then he walks 20.0 m due West, he then walks another 5.00 m due
South West. Find Eric’s net displacement.
a 24 m 15ο E of N
b 0.0 m 15ο N of E
c 12 m 15ο W of N
d 24 m 15ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
24. An airplane is traveling at 131.94 m/s in a direction 45.0° south of east. If the wind velocity is 45.0
km/h towards the east, what is the velocity of the plane relative to the ground?
a 208 km/h 41ο E of N
b 508 km/h 41ο S of E
c 85 km/h 41ο S of N
d 308 km/hr 41ο S of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
25. A student walks around a 3.0 km radius walkway and back to her starting place. What is the resultant
displacement?
a 24 m 15ο E of N
b 0.0 m 0ο N of E
c 12 m 0ο W of N
d 24 m 0ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
26. A car travels 3.0 km North and then 4.0 km East, and 10.0 km South East what is its resultant
displacement?
a 24 m 20ο S of E
b 0.0 m 20ο N of E
c 12 m 20ο S of E
d 24 m 20ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
27. An airplane whose airspeed is 190.0 km/h heads due north. If there is a wind blowing at 86 km/h
from west to east, how many degrees does the airplane travel relative to the ground?
a 24ο E of N
b 24ο N of E
c 24ο W of N
d 24ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
28. A pilot wishes to travel north in an airplane with an airspeed on 3×107 cm/h. The wind is blowing
from the east at 20.0 km/h. The heading that the plane should fly is?
a 3.8ο E of N
b 3.8ο N of E
c 86.2ο W of N
d 86.2ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
29. An aircraft with an airspeed of 250.0 km/h heads 19° east of north. When it encounters a wind, its
velocity relative to the ground becomes 260.0 km/h due north. What is the velocity of the wind?
a 28 km/h 15ο E of N
b 58 km/h 15ο S of E
c 85 km/h 15ο N of W
d 38 km/hr 15ο S of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
30. Which one of the following is a vector?
a Power
b Work
c Force
d Speed
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
31. An artillery shell is projected at 45° above the horizontal at a speed of 300.00 m/s. What is the shell’s
height after 0.4167 minutes?
a 125 m
b 48 m
c 29.4 m
d 2241 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer.
32. How long was the shell in the air?
a 12 s
b 4.9 s
c 43 s
d 2.0 s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
33. How far did the shell travel horizontally?
a 2185 m
b 28 m
c 9184 m
d 22 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
34. What is the shell's impact speed?
a 225 m/s
b 299 m/s
c 212 m/s
d 112 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
35. A boy runs off a 25.0 m high cliff with an initial velocity of 45000.0m/h horizontally. How long
before he hits the water below?
a 2.3 s
b 4.9 s
c 43 s
d 5.2 s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
36. What is his range?
a 2185 m
b 28 m
c 29.4 m
d 22 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
37. What is his impact velocity?
a 25 m/s 29ο S of E
b 0.0 m/s 0ο N of E
c 25 m/s 61ο S of E
d 25 m/s 61ο N of W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
38. Which of the following is true for a projectile motion?
a The velocity in the y direction is constant
b The acceleration in the x direction is changing
c The velocity in the y direction is zero
d The velocity in the x direction is constant
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
39. Which of the following is true for a projectile motion?
a The acceleration in the y direction is constant
b The acceleration in the x direction is changing
c The acceleration in the y direction is zero
d The acceleration in the x direction is 9.8 m/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
40. For a projectile the acceleration in the x direction is equal to?
a 9.8 m/s2
b -4.9 m/s2
c -9.8 m/s2
d 0.00 m/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
41. What is the force of gravity between two 5.00 kg objects that are 1×105 µm apart?
a 1.7 × 10-7
N
b 9 × 10-7
N
c 2.2 × 10-7
N
d 2.9 × 10-7
N
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
42. What is the mass of m1 if m2 is 75 kg and the force of gravity between them is 450N when they are
100.00 m apart?
a 9 × 1034
kg
b 9 × 104 kg
c 9 × 1064
kg
d 9 × 1014
kg
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
43. At what height above the center of the earth would a 3500 kg satellite experience a gravitational force
of 900000.0 N?
a 4 × 10-7
m
b 4 × 107 m
c 6 × 108
m
d 9 × 1014
m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
44. What is the period of a pendulum on the moon if it has a length of 25.00 m?
a 25 s
b 5 s
c 43 s
d 20 s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
45. If we increase the length of the pendulum by a factor of 169 in question 44 What will happen to its
period?
a 2×
b 9×
c 8×
d 13×
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
46. A 45.0 kg block is being accelerated along a level surface. The applied force is 300.0 N and the
friction force is 300.0 N. What is the coefficient of friction between the block and the surface?
a 0.9
b 0.8
c 0.7
d 0.6
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
47. A 2.00 kg object, initially at rest on the ground, is accelerated vertically by a rope, as shown. The
object reaches a height of 3.00 m in 1.50 s. What is the tension in the rope during the acceleration?
a 10 kgm/s
b 15 N
c 20 N
d 25 kgm/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
48. A student drags a 9. 0 kg carton of apples across the floor by exerting a 45 N force in the direction
shown. The coefficient of friction between the carton and the floor is 0.32 What is the magnitude of the
normal force acting on the carton?
a 70 kgm/s2
b 80 N
c 90 N
d 100 kgm/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
49. What friction force acts on the carton in question number 48?
a 55 kgm/s
b 44 N
c 33 N
d 22 kgm/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
50. What is the acceleration of the carton in question # 48?
a 3.8 m/s2
b -2.1 m/s2
c 2.1 m/s2
d 2.0002 m/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
51. From the picture below find the normal force.
20.0 N
52. From the diagram below find the normal force.
10 N
10ο
53. From the diagram below find the tension T in the wire.
10 kg
15 N
a 96.5 N
b 95.6 N
c 59.6 N
d 69.5 N
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
10 kg
a 83 N
b 38 N
c 93 N
d 96 N
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
25 kg
5 kg
a 81 N
b 91 N
c 101 N
d 201N
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
30 N
10 N
54. From the diagram below find the tension T in the wire.
55. Find an expression to represent the acceleration of the system.
DOWNHILL, NO FRICTION
56. What force is needed to give a 15 kg mass a change in velocity of 30.0 m/s in one minute?
a 70 kgm/s
b 7.5 N
c 9.5 N
d 100 kgm/s2
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
57. An impulse of 120.0 N•s is applied to a mass of 6.2 kg. What change in velocity would this
cause?
a 25 m/s
b 99 m/s
c 19 m/s
d 112 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
10 kg
6 kg
a 37 N
b 68 N
c 75 N
d 54 N
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
a mgcosθ
b mg
c gsinθ
d mgsinθ - µmgcosθ
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
58. A mass of 12.0 kg is travelling at 10.0 m/s to the right when an impulse of 50 N•s to the left
is applied. What is the new velocity?
a 6 m/s
b 7 m/s
c 5 m/s
d 4 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
59. A truck of 5.00 × 103 kg mass is moving at a velocity of 20.0 m/s. What is its momentum?
a 1 × 105 kgm/s
b 1 × 104 Ns
c 3 × 105 Ns
d 3 × 102 kgm/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
60. A 20,000 kg railroad car travelling at a speed of vo strikes an identical car at rest. If the cars stick
together, and their common velocity after they collided is 10m/s, then find vo.
a 6.3 m/s
b 15 m/s
c 5.5 m/s
d 20 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
61. A rubber ball moving at 5.0 m/s collides with a stationary ball of equal mass. After the collision the
ball that was initially moving at 5.0 m/s now has a velocity of 2.0 m/s. What is the velocity of the ball that
was originally stationary?
a 3m/s
b 2 m/s
c 5 m/s
d 4 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
62. A 10,000 kg railroad car travelling at a speed of 24.0 m/s strikes an identical car at rest. If the cars
stick together, what is their common velocity after they collide?
a 16 m/s
b 17 m/s
c 12 m/s
d 14 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
63. Two dynamics carts, on a frictionless surface, are blasted apart by the spring between them If cart B
moves off at + 5.0 m/s, what is the velocity of cart A (in m/s)?
a 16 m/s
b 17 m/s
c 12 m/s
d 14 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
64. A 2000.0 kg railroad car is coasting on a track at a constant velocity of 20.0 m/s. As the car coasts
under a loading ramp, a 500.0 kg bale of hay is dropped into it. The velocity of the car containing the hay is
changed to?
a 16 m/s
b 17 m/s
c 12 m/s
d 14 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
65. What is the force required to change the velocity of a 4.50 kg ball from 3.00 m/s to 33 m/s in 0.45 s?
a 300 N
b 311 N
c 285 N
d 144 N
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
66. A 350 kg roller coaster car travels past points A and B with speeds shown in the diagram below. How
much heat energy is produced between these points
a 18999 J
b 26000 J
c 18101 J
d 14 J
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
67. A 250 kg roller coaster car passes the crest of a hill at 15.0 m/s. What is the speed of the car at point
B at the bottom of the hill? (Neglect friction.)
a 36 m/s
b 16 m/s
c 46 m/s
d 26 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
68. A 21.0 kg child slides down a 200.00 cm high water slide. If the child’s velocity at the bottom of the
slide is 5.0 m/s, how much energy has been lost to friction?
a 108 J
b 170 J
c 115 J
d 150 J
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
69. George of the Jungle, is running at 4.5 m/s when he grabs a vine hanging vertically from a tall tree.
How high up can George reaches with his swing?
a 108 m
b 170 m
c 115 m
d 1 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
70. How much work does Johnny do if he lifts a 120 kg bag up 0.0500 m?
a 14 J
b 59 J
c 0 J
d 1 J
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
71. How much work does Sally do if she is holding a 201.0 g bag and walk 5001.00 cm across the mall?
a 14 J
b 59 J
c 0 J
d 1 J
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
72. How much power is produced by a 100.0 N force moving a 10.00 kg mass 20.00 m across the floor in
0.45 s?
a 4500 W
b 59 W
c 0 W
d 5500 W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
73. What happens to the kinetic energy of an object if we tripled its velocity?
a 2×
b 9×
c 8×
d 6×
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
74. How much potential energy does a 20.00 kg mass gain when you move it from 10.00 m above the
ground to 33.0 m above the ground?
a 4500 J
b 59 J
c 3100 J
d 5500 J
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
75. How much energy is lost when a 10.00 kg mass slows down from 25 m/s to 2.00 m/s?
a 4500 J
b 59 J
c 3100 J
d 5500 J
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
76. Which of the following is a vector?
a Ampitude
b Power
c Distance
d Momentum
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
77. Which of the following is a scalar?
a Velocity
b Force
c Work
d Impulse
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
78. Joule is equal to?
a. Hz
b. Nm
c. m/s
d kgm/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
79. ∆v means
a. vf - vo
b. vo - vf
c. vf × vo
d vf + vo
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
80. The area under a velocity – time graph is equal to ?
a Total Energy
b Total Force
c Total Work
d Total Displacement
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
81. Consider the following graph. The velocity is greatest during interval?
a RS
b ST
c TU
d VW
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
82. Shown below is the velocity-time graph for an object during a 10 s time interval. When is its
acceleration the greatest?
a A
b B
c C
d D
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
83. What is the total distance traveled after the first 8.00 seconds
a 114 m
b 100 m
c 120 m
d 50 m
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
84. The speed of light is equal to
a 330 m/s
b 6.67×1011
m/s
c 3.0×108 m/s
d 6.4×106 m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
85. The speed of sound is equal to
a 330 m/s
b 6.4×10-3
m/s
c 3.0×108 m/s
d 4.8×10-17
m/s
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
86. If there are 300.00 extra electrons on a copper plate than the charge on the copper plate is?
a -330 C
b -6.4×10-3
C
c -3.0×108 C
d -4.8×10-17
C
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
87. If 3.6×1019
electrons pass through a cross section of a wire in 2.5 hrs. What is the current?
a 330 A
b 6.4×10-3
A
c 3.0×108 A
d 4.8×10-17
A
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
88. λ is the symbol for ?
a Phase Shift
b Period
c Ampitude
d Wavelength
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
89. In the diagram below which is the ampitude?
a A
b B
c C
d D
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
90. In the diagram above which is the period?
a A
b B
c C
d D
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
A
B
C
D
91. In the diagram above which is the wavelength?
a A
b B
c C
d D
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
92. In the diagram above which is the phase shift?
a A
b B
c C
d D
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
93. What is the power dissipated in the 9.0 Ω resistor in the following circuit ?
94. In the circuit shown below, determine the current through the 5. 0 Ω resistor.
95. What is the power dissipated at the 3 Ω ?
a. 9 W
b. 10 W
c. 13 W
d. 15W
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
a. 0.12 A
b. 0.23 A
c. 0.53 A
d. 0.43 A
e. Not enough information to determine the answer
a. 1.5 W
b. 1.6 W
c. 1.7 W
d. 1.8 W
e. All of the above
96. What is the voltage drop across R4?
a. 4.5 V
b. 4.6 V
c. 4.7 V
d. 5.8 V
e. All of the above
97. What is the voltage drop across R1?
a.5.65 V
b.5.25 V
c. 1.55 V
d. 1.85 V
e. All of the above
98. What is Io?
a. 0.15 A
b. 0.25 A
c. 0.65 A
d. 0.75 A
e. All of the above
99. What is the power dissipated at R4?
a. 1.5 W
b. 1.6 W
c. 1.7 W
d. 1.8 W
e. None of the above
100. What is the unit for measuring Current?
a. Amperes
b. Coulombs
c. Ohms
d. Watts
e. None of the above