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    This physics worksheet involves calculating moments and forces using levers. In question 1, students are asked to (a) state the moment equation, and using it, calculate the force needed for a 4.8 Nm moment. They are also asked to explain how to produce a 9.6 Nm moment. Question 2 involves (a) stating the moment equation, using it to calculate the 7 N force's moment on lever A, and (b) explaining why more than a 7N force is needed to turn lever R due to its smaller distance from the pivot. The worksheet tests understanding of moments, levers, and using the moment equation to calculate unknown forces or moments.

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    This physics worksheet involves calculating moments and forces using levers. In question 1, students are asked to (a) state the moment equation, and using it, calculate the force needed for a 4.8 Nm moment. They are also asked to explain how to produce a 9.6 Nm moment. Question 2 involves (a) stating the moment equation, using it to calculate the 7 N force's moment on lever A, and (b) explaining why more than a 7N force is needed to turn lever R due to its smaller distance from the pivot. The worksheet tests understanding of moments, levers, and using the moment equation to calculate unknown forces or moments.

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    Physics Worksheet # 2

    Semester 2
    Academic Year 2018-2019

    Name: ………………………………… Year: 10 Section: ……………..

    Topic: Turning moments

    Solve the following questions:

     Q1.
    (a)  The diagram shows how a mechanic applies a force on a spanner to try to undo a bolt.

    (i)  State the equation linking moment, force and perpendicular distance from the pivot.
    (1)

    (ii)  Calculate the force required to produce a moment of 4.8 N m.


    (4)

    force = ........................................................... N

    (b)  The mechanic is not able to undo the bolt because a moment of 9.6 N m is needed.
    Explain how the mechanic could produce a moment of 9.6 N m.
    (2)
    .............................................................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................................................
     
    (Total for question = 7 marks)
    Q2.

    Photograph C shows a student using an old camera that uses film.

    (a) The film is pulled through the camera using lever A.


    The student pushes on lever A with a force of 7.0 N.
    The force is applied 0.04 m from the pivot.
    (i) State the equation linking moment, force and distance.
    (1)

    (ii) Calculate the moment of the force that turns lever A and give the unit.
    (3)

    Moment = ........................................................... unit ...........................................................


    (b) When all the film has been used, it is pulled back through the camera using lever R.

    The force acting on lever R is only 0.02 m from its pivot.


    Explain why the minimum force needed to turn lever R is likely to be more than 7 N.
    (2)
          ..............................................................................................................................................
          ..............................................................................................................................................
          ..............................................................................................................................................
          ..............................................................................................................................................
          ..............................................................................................................................................

    (Total for question = 6 marks)

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    Q1.

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