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    Chapter 2

    1. A car has moved 200m north in 5s and then 250m west in 10s. What was the velocity of the car?

    A. 30.0 ms-1
    B. 32.5 ms-1
    C. 21.3 ms-1
    D. 20.0 ms-1

    2. A car took 3 hours to travel from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh. It moved with a speed of 80kmh-1 for the first
    2 hours and 100kmh-1 for the last 1 hour. What is the average speed of the car for the journey in kmh-1?

    A. 90 kmh-1
    B. 86.7 kmh-1
    C. 60 kmh-1

    3. Which of the following quantity must be changing if an object is moving at constant acceleration?

    A. The velocity of the body


    B. The direction of the body
    C. The speed of the body
    D. The acceleration of the body

    4. A bus increases its velocity from 20 kmh-1 to 92 kmh-1 in 5s. What is the acceleration of the bus?

    A. 4.0 ms-2
    B. 14.4 ms-2
    C. 18.4 ms-2
    D. 8.0 ms-2
    E. 10.0 ms-2

    5. Table above shows the velocity of an object for the first 4 seconds of its motion. We can conclude that
    the object is moving with

    I. uniform acceleration
    II. increasing acceleration
    III. increasing velocity.

    6. An object accelerates from stationary with the acceleration of 4 ms-2. What is the velocity of the object
    after 7s?

    A. 28 ms-1
    B. 14 ms-1
    C. 8 ms-1
    7. Table above shows the velocity of an object for the first 4 seconds of its motion. We can conclude that
    the object is moving with

    I. uniform deceleration
    II. decreasing deceleration
    III. increasing deceleration
    IV. decreasing velocity

    1. The diagram shows a strip of ticker tape that has been pulled by a moving trolley. The trolley is moving
    with

    A. constant velocity
    B. decreasing velocity
    C. increasing velocity

    2. The figure shows a ticker tape chart for the motion of a trolley. We can conclude that the trolley is

    I. moving with increasing velocity


    II. moving with constant acceleration
    III. moving with increasing acceleration

    3. Figure above shows a strip of ticker tape that has been pulled by a moving trolley. The ticker tape
    timer was vibrating at 50Hz. Find the average velocity of the trolley.

    A. 125.0 cm s-1
    B. 107.1 cm s-1
    C. 112.2 cm s-1
    D. 105.5cm s-1

    4. The ticker-tape in Figure above was produced by a toy car moving down a tilted runway. If the ticker-
    tape timer produced 50 dots per second, find the acceleration of the toy car.

    A. -12.50 ms-2
    B. -10.42 ms-2
    C. -1.25 ms-2
    D. -1.04 ms-2

    5. A trolley is pushed up a slope. Diagram above shows ticker tape chart that show the movement of the
    trolley. Every section of the tape contains 5 ticks. If the ticker-tape timer produced 50 dots per second,
    determine the acceleration of the trolley.

    A. -100 cms-2
    B. 100 cms-2
    C. -80 cms-2
    D. 80 cms-2
    6. Figure 2 shows a ticker tape chart for the motion of a trolley. The ticker tape timer was connected to a
    50 Hz power supply.
    Which of the following statements is true about the motion of the trolley?

    I. The initial velocity of the trolley is 100 cms-1.


    II. The average velocity of the trolley is 80 cms-1.
    III. The trolley moved at a uniform deceleration.
    IV. The velocity of the trolley decreased at the rate of 10 cms-2 per second.

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