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1. A force of 420N is applied to an object of mass 10kg. A frictional force 34N acts on the
object
a) Calculate the acceleration of the object. [3]
b) If the object starts from rest, find its velocity after 4s. [3]
c) Determine the distance of the object after 4s. [3]
2. A boy catches a cricket ball of mass 0.6 kg which has a velocity of 20ms -1
a) Calculate the momentum of the ball. [2]
b) Calculate the average force used to stop the in 0.9 s [3]
3. A racing car accelerates uniformly at 4.5 ms-2 from rest to a velocity of 65km h-1.
a) Determine the distance travelled by the car. [4]
b) Calculate the time taken to reach a velocity of 55km h -1 [3]
4. A sprinter of mass 70 kg accelerates from rest. The speed-time graph of his motion is
shown below.
5. An object of mass 6.0 kg is dropped from a height of 1 300 m from a helicopter. The air
resistance acting against the parachute exerts a steady upward force of 45 N. Calculate
the kinetic energy of the object when it reaches the ground and hence find its velocity.
Use g = 10Nkg - 1 . [6]
6. A car of mass 300 kg is pushed along a level road two men. If they use a force of 700 N
and the frictional forces acting against them are 420 N, calculate:
a) the work done by the men if they push the car for 10m, [3]
b) the kinetic energy gained by the car over the 10m distance [3]
c) the speed reached by the car, [3]
d) the momentum gained by the car if the men push for 10s. [3]
7. A railway truck travelling along a level track at 12 ms -1 collides with, and becomes
coupled to, a stationary truck. Find the velocity of the coupled trucks immediately
after the collision if the stationary truck has a mass which is: