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    Concept Notes With Formative Activities LAS For Summative Assessment

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    This document is a learning activity sheet for a General Physics 1 class. It provides a summative assessment for students on the topics of rotational equilibrium, rotational dynamics, and simple harmonic motion. The assessment contains 15 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of concepts like Hooke's law, spring constants, oscillation parameters, damped motion, and simple pendulums. Students are asked to select the correct answer and provide a short justification for each question.

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    Concept Notes With Formative Activities LAS For Summative Assessment

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    This document is a learning activity sheet for a General Physics 1 class. It provides a summative assessment for students on the topics of rotational equilibrium, rotational dynamics, and simple harmonic motion. The assessment contains 15 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of concepts like Hooke's law, spring constants, oscillation parameters, damped motion, and simple pendulums. Students are asked to select the correct answer and provide a short justification for each question.

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    This document is a learning activity sheet for a General Physics 1 class. It provides a summative assessment for students on the topics of rotational equilibrium, rotational dynamics, and simple harmonic motion. The assessment contains 15 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of concepts like Hooke's law, spring constants, oscillation parameters, damped motion, and simple pendulums. Students are asked to select the correct answer and provide a short justification for each question.

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    LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

    QUARTER 2/1st SEMESTER, WEEK 3.b

    Name: ________________________________________________ Score: _______

    Grade & Section: __________________________ Subject: GENERALPHYSICS 1

    Name of Teacher: _________________________________ Date: _____________

    I. Title: Rotational Equilibrium and Rotational Dynamics


    II. Type of Activity: Concept notes with formative activities

    LAS for summative assessment ( Written Work Performance Task)

    III. MELC: Relate the amplitude, frequency, angular frequency, period, displacement,
    velocity, and acceleration of oscillating systems (STEM_GP12PMIIc-25); Calculate
    the period and the frequency of spring mass, simple pendulum, and physical pendulum
    (STEM_GP12PMIIc-27); Differentiate underdamped, overdamped, and critically
    damped motion (STEM_GP12PMIId-28).

    IV. Learning Objective/s:

     Assess students’ understanding of the concept of Simple Harmonic


    Motion.

    V. Reference/s:

    Print Material/s:

    Esguerra, J.P.H. et al. (2018). General Physics I Learner’s Material First


    Edition. Department of Education – BLR, Philippines, pp.179-200.

    Silverio, A. (2007). Exploring Life Through Science – Physics, pp. 202-201

    Online Resource/s:

    UNSW Physics. (2017). Sinusoidal Wave Equation. Retrieved December 30,


    2020 from
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=UFt7vP7OBEE.

    Khan Academy. (2016). The Equation of a Wave. Retrieved January 1, 2020


    from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WZM68aVnGk

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    John Willey & Sons Inc. (2003). Simple Harmonic Motion. Retrieved January 4,
    2020 from
    http://demo.webassign.net/ebooks/cj6demo/pc/c10/read/main/c10x10_2.h

    VI. Summative Assessment

    A. Multiple Choice. Read the items very carefully and select the letter of the correct
    answer. Justify your answers by providing short discussions or solutions.

    1. Statement 1: Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM) is the name given to oscillatory


    motion for a system where the net force can be described by Hooke’s law, and
    such a system is called a simple harmonic oscillator.
    Statement 2: The maximum displacement from equilibrium is called the Period.

    A. Statement 1 is true but Statement 2 is false.


    B. Statement 1 is false but Statement 2 is true.
    C. Both statements are true.
    D. Both Statements are false.

    2. Statement 1: For mass on spring systems, k is called the spring constant.


    Statement 2: The stiffer the spring is, the larger the spring constant, k.

    A. Statement 1 is true but Statement 2 is false.


    B. Statement 1 is false but Statement 2 is true.
    C. Both statements are true.
    D. Both Statements are false.

    3. Statement 1: If the spring is compressed, the displacement is positive but the


    restoring force is negative.
    Statement 2: At the equilibrium position, the spring offers no restoring force.

    A. Statement 1 is true but Statement 2 is false.


    B. Statement 1 is false but Statement 2 is true.
    C. Both statements are true.
    D. Both Statements are false.

    4. One person swings on a swing and finds that the period is 3.0 s. Then a second
    person of equal mass joins him. With two people swinging, the periods are:

    A. 6.0 s
    B. >3.0 s but not necessarily 6.0 s
    C. 3.0 s
    D. <3.0 s but not necessarily 1.5 s.

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    For items number 5-6, refer to the situation below:

    A horizontal spring (k=220 N/m) with a mass of 0.5 kg attached to it is undergoing


    simple harmonic motion.

    5. What is the period and frequency of the spring?

    A. The period is 0.30 Hz and the frequency is 3.33 s.


    B. The period is 3.33 Hz and the frequency is 0.30 s.
    C. The period is 0.30 s and the frequency is 3.33 Hz.
    D. The period is 3.33 s and the frequency is 0.30 Hz.

    6. What is the angular frequency of the oscillator?

    A. 2π rad/s
    B. 3/5π rad/s
    C. 18 rad/s
    D. 21 rad/s

    7. A spring has a spring constant of 65.5 N/m and it is stretched with a force of
    15.3 N. How far will it stretch?

    A. -0.234 m
    B. 0.234 m
    C. – 4.28 m
    D. 4.28 m
    For items number 8 to 12. Please refer to the wave equation below:

    ( ( , = 3 sin(12 − 5

    8. What are the values of the Amplitude (A) and the proportionality constant, k?

    A. A = 3, k = 12
    B. A = 3, k = 5
    C. A = 12, k = 5
    D. A = 5, k = 3

    9. What is the angular velocity of the wave?

    A. 3 rad/s
    B. 5 rad/s
    C. 12 rad/s
    D. 10π rad/s

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    10. What is the period and frequency of the wave?

    A. Period = 0.80 s, Frequency = 1.25 Hz


    B. Period = 1.25 s, Frequency = 0.80 Hz
    C. Period = 0.8 Hz, Frequency = 1.25 s
    D. Period = 1.25 Hz, Frequency = 0.80 s

    11. What is the wavelength of the wave?

    A. 0.52 m
    B. 1.3 m
    C. 2.1 m
    D. 7.5 m

    12. What is the velocity of the wave?

    A. 0.21 m/s
    B. 0.33 m/s
    C. 0.38 m/s
    D. 0.42 m/s

    13. What is the phase ( when the position of the mass is at its maximum value?
    A.
    B.
    C.
    D. Zero

    14. A simple pendulum has frequency of 0.5 Hz on the moon (g=1.6 m/s2). What
    is the length of the pendulum?

    A. 0
    B. .081 m
    C. 0.162 m
    D. 1.56 m
    E. 2.34 m

    15. Which of the following is an example of an underdamped oscillation?

    A. Door closing mechanisms


    B. Shock absorbers in cars
    C. Swing pushed once
    D. All of the above

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