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Cambridge AS & A Level Physics - Paper 1 Homework 7
7 The graph shows how velocity v varies with time t for a

1. The values of displacement, velocity and acceleration of a vehicle can be deduced from graphs
representing its motion. The areas under these graphs, or the gradients of the graphs, are used.
Q v
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2. The graph shows how velocity v 7varies with5 time5 t for a bungee jumper. Which row on the table
shows correctly the point at which the bungee 5
5 jumper momentarily atisrest
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bungee jumperatmomentarily
which at r
The graph she
5 The have
5 width
shows zero
how acceleration?
of a table
of a is
velocity
The width v measured
varies
table with as (50.3
time
is measured t for ± 0.1)±cm.
a bungee
as (50.3 0.1)Its length
jumper.
cm. is measured
Itsacceleration?
length as (1.40
is measured ± 0.01)
as (1.40 ± 0.01)
m. m.
5 5 width
The The width of a table
of a table is measured
is measured as (50.3 ± 0.1)±cm.
as (50.3 0.1)Its
cm. Its length
length is measured
is measured as (1.40
as (1.40 ± 0.01)
± 0.01) m. m.
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What area
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area table
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its absolute uncertainty?
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jumper with zero
2 acceleration
A (0.7
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and
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falls. falls.
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and = 0a and
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component of velocity
of velocity
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flight over the same The stone has
distance.
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acceleration
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the gravitational t thet property that00resists00 its acceleration t t
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Another
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and train
Another stoppinghasatdouble
double
the next the
the is acceleration but
acceleration but the same time
the same maximum speed
maximum speed and
and the
the same
same
deceleration.
deceleration.
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Another train
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double
has the
the acceleration
the acceleration
double but the
acceleration but
but the
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same maximum
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Cambridge AS & A Level Physics - Paper 1 Homework
9. The water surface in a deep well is 78.0 m below the top of the well. A person at the top of the well
drops a heavy stone down the well.
Air resistance is negligible. The speed of sound in the air is 330 m s−1 .
What is the time interval between the person dropping the stone and hearing it hitting the water?
7 7
(a) 3.75 s (b) 3.99 s (c) 4.19 s (d) 4.22 s 6
9 A girl9is jumping
A girl is on
jumping
a trampoline.
on a trampoline.
6 A tennis ball falls freely, in air, from the top of a tall building.
10. A girl Which
is jumping on a trampoline.
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theshowsWhich graph best represents the variation with time t of the distance s fallen?
variation
the variation
of the girl’s
of velocity
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with time
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Cambridge AS & A Level Physics - Paper u to1velocity
Homework
6 A car accelerates 4 A whale produces sound waves of frequency 5 Hz. The waves are detec
uniformly from velocity v in time t.
displayed on an oscilloscope.
velocity
13. A car accelerates uniformly from
velocity u to velocity v in time t. S
v
Q R
On the graph, which area equals
the distance travelled by the car
in time t?
(a) NPTU + PQST u T

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(b) NPWV + VRSU What is the time-base setting on the oscilloscope?
(c) NPWV + WRST A 0.1 msNdiv–1 B
1 ms V div–1 C 10 ms –1
U div D 100 ms
0
(d) PST + PQS 0 t t time
2
5 The speed shown on a car’s speedometer is proportional to the rate of ro
On the graph, which area equals the distance travelled by the car in time t ?
The variation of the diameter of a tyre as it wears introduces an error in
14. The speed shown on a car’s speedometer is proportional to the rate of rotation of the tyres. The
speedometer.
A NPTU + PQST
variation of the diameter of a tyre as it wears introduces an error in the speed shown on the
speedometer. B NPWV + VRSU A car has new tyres of diameter 600 mm. The speedometer is accu
diameter.
A car has new tyres of diameter
C NPWV 600+ mm.
WRSTThe speedometer is accurately calibrated for this diameter.
The tyres wear as shown, with 6 mm ofThe material beingasremoved
tyres wear from6 the
shown, with mm outer surface.
of material being removed from the
D PST + PQS
What is the error in the speed shown on the speedometer not to scale
after this wear has taken place?
(a) The speed shown is too high by 1%. 6 mm
(b) The speed shown is too high by 2%. new tyre

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obstacle in the
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is travelling at constant
and then brakes velocity.
to a halt. At time
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shows 0, variation
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the car. in the
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velocity / m s–1 B The speed shown is too high by 2%.

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C The speed shown is too low by 1%.
D The speed shown is too low by 2%.
0
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How far far does
does thetravel
the car car travel in the
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s after thethe driversees
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theobstacle?
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9 A car is stationary at traffic lights. When the traffic lights change to green, the driver presses
down sharply on the accelerator. The resultant horizontal force acting on the car varies with time
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no more than 1.20 km. What is the minimum constant acceleration necessary for the aircraft?
(a) 0.23 m s−2 (b) 0.46 m s−2 (c) 3.00 m s−2 (d) 6.00 m s−2
17. A lead sphere is released from rest at point X, a long way above the surface of a planet. The sphere
falls in a vacuum. After a time of 4.0 s, it has fallen through a vertical distance of 3.0 m. Assume
the acceleration of free fall is constant.
How far will the sphere have fallen from point X at a time of 20 s after its release?
(a) 15 m (b) 75 m (c) 80 m (d) 2000 m
18. On a particular railway, a train driver applies the brake of the train at a yellow signal, a distance
of 1.0 km from a red signal, where it stops. The maximum deceleration of the train is 0.2 m s−2 .
Assuming uniform deceleration, what is the maximum safe speed of the train at the yellow signal?
(a) 20 m s−1 (b) 40 m s−1 (c) 200 m s−1 (d) 400 m s−1
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7 km h7 on an outward flight and at 400 km h on
the return flight over the same distance. What is the average speed of the whole flight?
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down down thealong
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with time.
71. A cheetah and an antelope are 35

100 m apart. The cheetah spots the speed
antelope and runs towards it. The m s–1 30 cheetah
antelope reacts to the cheetah after
one second and runs directly away 25 antelope
from the cheetah. Both animals take
2 seconds to reach their top speeds. 20
The graph shows how the speeds of 15

the two animals vary with time.
10
How far apart are the animals,
17 seconds after the cheetah began
5
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the ground after a time the
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before falling back to ground level.
AssumeAssume air resistance
air resistance is negligible.
is negligible and that the balls land on horizontal ground.
What is the total time for which the ball is in the air?
Which row describes the horizontal distances travelled and the landing times of
the ground?
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initial velocity has a vertical component of path of ball
8.00 m s–1
8.00 m s−1 and a horizontal component of
4.00 m s−1 , as shown.
The acceleration of free fall on the Moon is

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X, Y and Z. The distances XY and YZ are both 40 m. The time to travel from X to Y is 12 s and
from Y to Z is 6.0 s. What is the acceleration of the body?
8
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8 The diagram shows a velocity-time graph for a vehicle.
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/ m s–1
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The vehicle, moving at 4.0 m s–1, begins to accelerate at time = 0.
What is the vehicle’s acceleration at time = 3.0 s?
A 0.67 m s–2 B 1.0 m s–2 C 1.3 m s–2 D 2.0 m s–2
9 A small steel ball falls freely under gravity after being released from rest.
Which graph best represents the variation of the height h of the ball with time t ?
A B C
h h h h
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CAMBRIDGE AS &A LEVEL PHYSICS PAPER 1 HOMEWORK

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7 The graph shows how velocity v varies with time t for a

(a) area under a velocity-time graph (b) gradient of a displacement-time graph

D (a) R R (b) mass

A its momentum divided by its velocity

Which velocity-time graph represents the 7motion of the ball?

X along a smooth horizontal surface YZ

(a) 0.61 s A 0.80 ss

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If the speed If the

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velocity / m s–1 B The speed shown is too high by 2%.

(a) 15 m (b) 75 m (c) 80 m (d) 2000 m

20. A ball graph

21. A ball is released

24. A displacement-time graph for a toy–20 –20 2 / s time / s

26. The velocity of an electric

(a) 1.20x (b) 1.25x Which(c)

Which graph on the right (c) (d)

(a) 23.0◦ east of north (b) 23.0◦ west of north

31. A radio-controlled toy car 6.0

What is the average velocity of the

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(a) the horizontal component of the ball’s acceleration

(d) the vertical component7 of the ball’s

38. The acceleration of free fall onWhich

(a) acceleration (b) kinetic energy (c) speed (d) velocity

40. The curved line PQR is the velocity-time graph for

What is the average acceleration of the car over the

(a) the area below the curve PQ Q

What is the speed of the projectile at this time?

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(a) 1.0 s (b) 1.7 s 7 AWhat

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24.0 The object

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55. A ball travels from point X to point Y around a

56. A ball is released from rest above A 2.0 m

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What is a possible equation for the speed v of the wave?

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