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    1. The document is a 10 question quiz about density, mass, weight, and other physics concepts. It asks the student to identify properties related to inertia, compare mass and weight on Earth and the moon, determine the center of gravity and density of objects, and perform density calculations using dimensional analysis. 2. The questions cover topics like how mass is unchanged between gravitational fields but weight changes, that density is mass divided by volume, and the equipment needed to measure an irregular object's density includes a balance and measuring cylinder. 3. The final question is repeated, asking what equipment is needed to measure the density of an irregular stone.

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    1. The document is a 10 question quiz about density, mass, weight, and other physics concepts. It asks the student to identify properties related to inertia, compare mass and weight on Earth and the moon, determine the center of gravity and density of objects, and perform density calculations using dimensional analysis. 2. The questions cover topics like how mass is unchanged between gravitational fields but weight changes, that density is mass divided by volume, and the equipment needed to measure an irregular object's density includes a balance and measuring cylinder. 3. The final question is repeated, asking what equipment is needed to measure the density of an irregular stone.

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    1. The document is a 10 question quiz about density, mass, weight, and other physics concepts. It asks the student to identify properties related to inertia, compare mass and weight on Earth and the moon, determine the center of gravity and density of objects, and perform density calculations using dimensional analysis. 2. The questions cover topics like how mass is unchanged between gravitational fields but weight changes, that density is mass divided by volume, and the equipment needed to measure an irregular object's density includes a balance and measuring cylinder. 3. The final question is repeated, asking what equipment is needed to measure the density of an irregular stone.

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    1. The document is a 10 question quiz about density, mass, weight, and other physics concepts. It asks the student to identify properties related to inertia, compare mass and weight on Earth and the moon, determine the center of gravity and density of objects, and perform density calculations using dimensional analysis. 2. The questions cover topics like how mass is unchanged between gravitational fields but weight changes, that density is mass divided by volume, and the equipment needed to measure an irregular object's density includes a balance and measuring cylinder. 3. The final question is repeated, asking what equipment is needed to measure the density of an irregular stone.

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    Name: Date:

    1. Inertia is the resistance of a object to any change in its state of motion, including
    a change in direction. Which property is a measure of the body's inertia?

    Mass
    Density
    Volume
    Weight
    2. In a laboratory on Earth, experiments show that an object has a mass of 2 kg and
    a weight of 20 N. The same experiments are then brought to the Moon, where
    the gravitational field strength is less than on the Earth.
    Are the mass and weight of the object the same, or less, than before?

    less mass, same weight


    same mass, less weight
    Less mass, less weight
    same mass, same weight
    3. Which statement is correct about the position of the centre of gravity of a uniform
    solid?
    The centre of gravity of a uniform solid

    is fixed and on the solid itself.


    depends on the mass of the solid.
    is fixed and may be outside the body.
    depends on the density of the solid.
    4. A student does an experiment to estimate the density of an irregularly-shaped
    stone.
    Which items of equipment are needed?

    only a measuring cylinder containing water


    a ruler and a measuring cylinder containing water
    a balance and a ruler
    a balance and a measuring cylinder containing water
    5. The diagram shows a material with dimensions 5 cm × 4 cm × 2 cm. It has a
    mass of 100g.

    What is the density of the material?

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    0.40 g/cm3
    5.0 g/cm3
    2.5 g/cm3
    10 g/cm3
    6. A box X full of large granite rocks is weighed. An identical box Y full of small
    granite chippings is then weighed.

    Which box weighs more and why?

    Y ; Density of a chipping is greater than a rock


    X ; There is more air in box X
    Y ; There is less air in box Y
    X ; Density of a chipping is less than a rock
    7. The mass of a paper-clip is 0.50 g and the density of its material is 8.0 g cm−3. The
    total volume of a number of paper-clips is 20cm3.
    How many paper-clips are there?

    320
    160
    240
    80
    8. Ten identical steel balls, each of mass 27 g, are immersed in a measuring
    cylinder containing 20 cm3cm3 of water.
    The reading of the water level rises to 50 cm3cm3.
    What is the density of the steel?

    9.0 g/cm3
    8.1 g/cm3
    0.90 g/cm3
    13.5 g/cm3
    9. An object that has a mass of 15 kg on the Earth is taken to the Moon.
    The gravitational field strength on the Earth is 10 N kg−110 N kg−1 and on the
    Moon is 1.6N kg−11.6N kg−1.
    What are the mass and weight of the object on the Moon?

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    Mass (kg) Weight (N)

    A 15 24

    B 15 150

    C 24 15

    D 150 24

    B
    A
    D
    C
    10. A student does an experiment to estimate the density of an irregularly-shaped
    stone.
    Which items of equipment are needed?

    a balance and a measuring cylinder containing water


    a balance and a ruler
    a ruler and a measuring cylinder containing water
    only a measuring cylinder containing water

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