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    Tutorial Kinematics

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    The document contains 11 problems involving kinematic equations for linear motion, including calculations of acceleration, velocity, displacement, and time. The problems involve vehicles, trains, objects moving vertically or horizontally. Key concepts covered are uniform and non-uniform acceleration, interpreting velocity-time and position-time graphs, and relating displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time quantities.

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    Tutorial Kinematics

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    The document contains 11 problems involving kinematic equations for linear motion, including calculations of acceleration, velocity, displacement, and time. The problems involve vehicles, trains, objects moving vertically or horizontally. Key concepts covered are uniform and non-uniform acceleration, interpreting velocity-time and position-time graphs, and relating displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time quantities.

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    The document contains 11 problems involving kinematic equations for linear motion, including calculations of acceleration, velocity, displacement, and time. The problems involve vehicles, trains, objects moving vertically or horizontally. Key concepts covered are uniform and non-uniform acceleration, interpreting velocity-time and position-time graphs, and relating displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time quantities.

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    Tutorial Kinematics

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    The document contains 11 problems involving kinematic equations for linear motion, including calculations of acceleration, velocity, displacement, and time. The problems involve vehicles, trains, objects moving vertically or horizontally. Key concepts covered are uniform and non-uniform acceleration, interpreting velocity-time and position-time graphs, and relating displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time quantities.

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    CHAPTER 1 : LINEAR KINEMATICS

    1. A vehicle accelerates from 10 m/s to 22 m/s within 20 seconds. Determine :


    a) the acceleration
    b) the average velocity
    c) the distance travelled
    ( 0.6 ms-1, 16 ms-1, 320 m )

    2. The speed of a car which is moving on a straight road is reduced from 120 km/hr to 100
    km/hr over a distance of 0.5 km. If the deceleration is constant, determine the additional
    distance through which the car must travel in order to come to rest.
    ( 1135 m )

    3. A train started from rest and travelled with a uniform acceleration for 6 s. The distance
    travelled during this time is 15 m. Then it moved with the velocity that has been reached for
    the next 10 s. Find the acceleration and the total distance travelled.
    (0.83 m/s2, 65 m)

    4. The velocity of a train is reduced uniformly from 30 m/s to 14 m/s while travelling a
    distance of 180 m.

    a) Calculate the acceleration


    b) How much further will the train travel before coming to rest, assuming the
    acceleration remains constant?
    (-1.96 m/s2, 50 m )

    5. A train started from rest and accelerated uniformly to 12 m/s in 6 s. This velocity is
    maintained for 1 minute. After that the train is decelerated uniformly until it stopped for the
    next 24 s.
    a) Sketch the v-t graph for the motion
    b) Find the total distance travelled.
    c) Sketch the a-t graph for the motion
    (900 m)

    6. An object is thrown upward with a speed of 12 m/s on the surface of planet X where the
    acceleration due to gravity is 1.5 m/s2. What is the maximum height reached by the object?
    ( 48 m )

    7. A missile is fired vertically with an ideal velocity of 350 m/s. It is acted on by gravity.
    Determine the height it reaches and the time taken to go up and down again.
    ( 6244 m, 71.36 s )
    8. An object which is moving vertically upwards passes through a point X at height of 140 cm
    from the ground with speed 3.5 m/s. Determine the

    a) initial velocity of the object when it is launched from the ground


    b) time taken by the object to rise from X to the maximum hei ght.
    ( 6.28 m/s, 0.36 s )

    9. An object is moving along a straight line in 14 s. The graph in below figure shows the
    object’s velocity as a function of time. Determine:

    a) The total displacement traveled by the object for the whole journey. ( 190 m )

    b) i) the acceleration for the first 2 s, ( 7.5 m/s2 )


    ii) the acceleration at t = 4 s, ( 0 m/s2 )
    iii) the deceleration at t = 9 s, ( -10 m/s2 )

    c) the average velocity of the object for the whole journey. ( 13.57 m/s )
    10. An object moves along a straight line as described by the velocity-versus-time graph in
    below figure.

    a) Sketch a graph of the position versus time to describe this motion.


    b) Sketch a graph of the acceleration versus time.
    c) What is the acceleration at t = 16 s?
    d) Find the position (relative to the starting point) at t = 12 s.
    e) What is the object's final position at t = 18 s?
    ( -3 m/s2, 102 m, 84 m )

    11. A police car at rest passed by a speeder traveling at a constant 120 km/h, take off in hot
    pursuit. The police officer catches up to the speeder in 750 m, maintaining a constant
    acceleration.

    a) How long it took the officer to overtake the speeder.


    b) Calculate the required police car acceleration.
    c) Determine the speed of the police car at the overtaking point.
    d) Sketch the position - time graph for both car from the police car start the catch
    up point.

    (22.5 s, 2.96 m/s2, 66.67 m/s)

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