This document contains a science worksheet about motion (speed and velocity). It includes:
1) The formula for calculating average speed and what each part represents.
2) An explanation of the difference between speed and velocity.
3) Calculations of average speed for different scenarios involving a racehorse, kangaroo, and dolphin.
4) A calculation of how long it would take to walk between two cities at different constant speeds.
5) A calculation of average speed and velocity for a swimmer in a breaststroke event.
6) A question about whether a car was speeding based on the time it took to cross police cables.
This document contains a science worksheet about motion (speed and velocity). It includes:
1) The formula for calculating average speed and what each part represents.
2) An explanation of the difference between speed and velocity.
3) Calculations of average speed for different scenarios involving a racehorse, kangaroo, and dolphin.
4) A calculation of how long it would take to walk between two cities at different constant speeds.
5) A calculation of average speed and velocity for a swimmer in a breaststroke event.
6) A question about whether a car was speeding based on the time it took to cross police cables.
This document contains a science worksheet about motion (speed and velocity). It includes:
1) The formula for calculating average speed and what each part represents.
2) An explanation of the difference between speed and velocity.
3) Calculations of average speed for different scenarios involving a racehorse, kangaroo, and dolphin.
4) A calculation of how long it would take to walk between two cities at different constant speeds.
5) A calculation of average speed and velocity for a swimmer in a breaststroke event.
6) A question about whether a car was speeding based on the time it took to cross police cables.
Year 10 Science Motion (Speed and Velocity) Workseet
!omplete all "uestions and so# all calculations $or eac 1. Write the formula used to calculate average speed and state what each part represents. SPEED = DISTA!E " TI#E $. E%plain the difference &etween speed and velocit'. (. Determine the average speed of each of the following) A* A racehorse that wins the ($++m #el&ourne !up in a time of ( min $+ sec ,answer in m*s- .* A /angaroo fleeing a dingo which &ounds a distance of $.0 /m in ( min ,answer in m*s- !* A dolphin which /eeps up with a &oat for a distance of $/m for a time of ( min ,answer /m*h- D* 1eirin Per/ins as he completes the 10++m in a time of 10 min ,answer in /m*h- 2. 3ow long would it ta/e 'ou to wal/ from #el&ourne to S'dne'4 a distance of 5++ /m4 if 'ou wal/ed at an average speed of) a* 0/m*h without stopping &* 0/m*h for 1+ hrs each da' c* 1.0 m*s without stopping 0. A swimmer swims the 1++m &reaststro/e event in 1m 6s. The event is in a 0+m pool. She finishes the event at the same end at which she started. If she &egins the event swimming due north and ta/es (0 sec to swim the first 0+m4 calculate her) a. Average speed for the whole event &. Average velocit' for the first 0+ m c. Average velocit' for the whole event 7. In a 7+/m*h speed 8one the police set up a digitector4 placing $ ca&les across the road4 0m apart. The time ta/en for cars to cross &oth ca&les was recorded. a. 9ne car too/ +.$ seconds to cross the ca&les. Was it speeding: If so &' how much: