Dist Phy
Dist Phy
1. A forces 50 N and 30 N are acting on the same object. A 50 N force is pulling the object to the left
while a 30 N force is pulling an object to the right. What is the resultant force and direction of
motion?
A. 80 N to the right
B. 80 N to the left
C. 20 N to the right
D. 20 N to the left
2. The figure below shows the reading on a vernier caliper.
3. The diagram below shows an object moving with a constant velocity when a force E of 30N is
applied.
5. Starting from rest at t=0, an object moves in a straight line with a constant acceleration of 2cm/s2. At what
time is the speed of the object 20m/s?
How much work is done against friction when the box moves a horizontal distance of 3m?
11. A force of 500N is applied to a box in the direction shown to move it up an incline.
State 3 modifications that should be made in the design of the bus to make it more
stable. [3]
(b) An astronaut with a mass 75kg on Earth travels to the moon whose gravitational
field strength is 1.6N/kg. What is meant by mass?
[1] (ii) What is the mass of an astronaut on the moon? [1]
16. The diagram below shows a simple pendulum that oscillates between position A and C. It
takes 2.05s to go from A to C and back to mid-point B.
If the object is pulled to the left by a force of 6.0N and to the right by a force of
2.5N and assuming that no other forces act on the object.
(a) Calculate;
(ii) The useful power developed by the pupil in climbing the stairs. [2]
19. The figure below shows a uniform metre rule balance horizontal on a knife-edge placed at the 58.cm mark
when a mass of 20g is suspended from the end.
(i) The kinetic energy of the stone when half way down. [2]
(ii) The final velocity of the stone as it strikes the ground. [2]
21. The diagram below shows a block and tackle pulley system used to lift a load of 200kg
a. State the velocity ratio of the pulley system in the diagram above. [1]
If the machine has an efficiency of 80%, calculate the effort applied. [3
22. A learner weighing 800N runs up 20 stairs each 20cm high in 4s. How much power is exerted by the
learner?