TEST PHY083 Set 1
TEST PHY083 Set 1
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
1. This question paper consists of two (2) parts : PART A (10 Questions)
PART B (5 Questions)
4. This test is to be taken individually without discussion with anyone. However, you are allowed
to open notes or books. The lecturer trust that you will do this test by your own effort.
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A. Time
B. Velocity
C. Acceleration
D. Displacement
Figure 1
A. -0.002 mm
B. +0.002 mm
C. -0.008 mm
D. +-0.008 mm
4. Displacement – time graph for a bicycle as shown in Figure 2. Identify the motion of the
bicycle as represented by the lines OA.
Displacement (m)
A B
O 5 15 25 Time (s)
Figure 2
A. Increase acceleration
B. Increase velocity
C. Constant acceleration
D. Constant velocity
5. A 25 g ball is thrown vertically upward from the ground with an initial velocity of 15 ms-1.
Find the velocity of the ball at the maximum height.
A. 0 ms-1
B. 15 ms-1
C. 25 ms-1
D. 35 ms-1
A. When a boy is riding a bicycle that runs over a stone, he is thrown forward and off
the bicycle.
B. When a stationary bus starts to move forward with acceleration, the passengers are
thrown backward.
C. When a boy presses on the wall with a force, F the wall presses on his hands with a
normal reaction force.
D. Airbags mounted on the steering wheel inflate automatically when a collision occurs.
7. Name Newton’s Law that best describes the application of wearing a seatbelt.
9. A bullet with a mass, m is fired from an M kg gun as shown in Figure 3. Identify the
direction of the gun and bullet.
Figure 3
Gun Bullet
A. To the left To the left
B. To the right To the left
C. To the left To the right
D. To the right To the right
A. position
B. motion
C. pressure
D. density
PART B
QUESTION 1
Derived quantity is a combination of more than two quantities. Give one (1) example of
derived quantity.
(1 mark)
QUESTION 2
b) Velocity – time graph for a car as shown in Figure 4. Explain the motion of the car as
represented by the lines XY.
(1 mark)
Velocity (ms-1)
X Y
O 5 15 25 Time (s)
Figure 4
QUESTION 3
A 51 kg skater is moving due east at a speed of 4 ms-1 before colliding into another skater of
mass 60 kg moving in the opposite direction at a speed of 7 ms-1. After the collision, the two
skaters hold on to each other. Estimate the direction will they move.
(3 marks)
QUESTION 4
Figure 5 shows two boxes Y and Z with a mass of boxes are 10 kg and 7 kg respectively,
connected by a cord running over a frictionless pulley. The box Y moves down while box Z
moves up after the system is released. Ignore the friction and masses of the pulley. Calculate
Figure 5
QUESTION 5
A 0.4 kg bead slides on a curved wire, starting from rest at point A as shown in Figure 6. The
wire is frictionless between points A to B. Determine the kinetic energy of the bead at B.
(3 marks)
Figure 6