P2.1 Summary Test

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Quiz on P2.1 Summary Test, created by Jake Perkins on 26/10/2015.
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Question 1

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If there is a not-zero resultant force acting on a toy car, what effect will be observed?
Answer
  • An acceleration in the opposite direction of the resultant force.
  • Nothing.
  • An acceleration in the direction of the resultant force.

Question 2

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Velocity and Speed are the same thing.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 3

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How is a constant deceleration shown on a velocity-time graph?
Answer
  • A positive gradient/slope.
  • A negative gradient/slope.
  • A flat line, gradient of 0.

Question 4

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What two forces balance when car travels at a constant speed? (Tick Two)
Answer
  • Resualnt Force
  • Driving Froce
  • Weight Force
  • Braking Force
  • Friction Force

Question 5

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The two factors that affect a car's overall stopping distance are the reaction time and braking distance.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 6

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What is Terminal Velocity?
Answer
  • The highest acceleration.
  • The speed at which a human dies.
  • Constant speed reached when upward and downward forces are balanced.

Question 7

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The name given to energy store in a spring is called Elastic Power Energy.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 8

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Choose an equation to express the balance when terminal velocity is reached.
Answer
  • R - W = 0
  • R + W = 0
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