DOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL DOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR 10, SCI 3 (Take g = 10m/s2) YEAR 10, SCI 3 (Take g = 10m/s2)
WEEKLY TEST 1 : Answer any two (2) questions
1. A spring has a length of 0.20m when a weight of 3N
hangs on it, and a length of 0.75m when a mass of
19.5N hangs on it. Calculate the elastic constant and
original length of the spring.
2. (a) A stone of mass 50g is projected at an angle of 300 to
the horizontal. (i) Calculate its kinetic energy after 4
seconds if the initial velocity is 80m/s. (ii) What can be said
about the motion after 4 seconds?
(b) At what angle will a projectile obtain its maximum
height? Give a reason for your answer.
3. (a) A man has a mass 70kg. Calculate the pressure he will
exert on the ground (in torr) if his two feet cover an area of
400cm2 but he only stands on one foot.
(b) Using a graph, explain what happens to a man who
jumps down from a plane and then uses a parachute shortly
after.
DOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR 10, SCI 3 (Take g = 10m/s2)
WEEKLY TEST 1 : Answer any two (2) questions
1. A spring has a length of 0.20m when a weight of 3N
hangs on it, and a length of 0.75m when a mass of
19.5N hangs on it. Calculate the elastic constant and
original length of the spring.
2. (a) A stone of mass 50g is projected at an angle of 300 to
the horizontal. (i) Calculate its kinetic energy after 4
seconds if the initial velocity is 80m/s. (ii) What can be said
about the motion after 4 seconds?
(b) At what angle will a projectile obtain its maximum
height? Give a reason for your answer.
3. (a) A man has a mass 70kg. Calculate the pressure he will
exert on the ground (in torr) if his two feet cover an area of
400cm2 but he only stands on one foot.
(b) Using a graph, explain what happens to a man who
jumps down from a plane and then uses a parachute shortly
after.
DOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR 10, SCI 3 (Take g = 10m/s2)
WEEKLY TEST 1 : Answer any two (2) questions
1. A spring has a length of 0.20m when a weight of 3N
hangs on it, and a length of 0.75m when a mass of
19.5N hangs on it. Calculate the elastic constant and
original length of the spring.
2. (a) A stone of mass 50g is projected at an angle of 300 to
the horizontal. (i) Calculate its kinetic energy after 4
seconds if the initial velocity is 80m/s. (ii) What can be said
about the motion after 4 seconds?
(b) At what angle will a projectile obtain its maximum
height? Give a reason for your answer.
3. (a) A man has a mass 70kg. Calculate the pressure he will
exert on the ground (in torr) if his two feet cover an area of
400cm2 but he only stands on one foot.
(b) Using a graph, explain what happens to a man who
jumps down from a plane and then uses a parachute shortly
after.
WEEKLY TEST 1 : Answer any two (2) questions
1. A spring has a length of 0.20m when a weight of
3N hangs on it, and a length of 0.75m when a
mass of 19.5N hangs on it. Calculate the elastic
constant and original length of the spring.
2. (a) A stone of mass 50g is projected at an angle of 300
to the horizontal. (i) Calculate its kinetic energy after 4
seconds if the initial velocity is 80m/s. (ii) What can
be said about the motion after 4 seconds?
(b) At what angle will a projectile obtain its maximum
height? Give a reason for your answer.
3. (a) A man has a mass 70kg. Calculate the pressure he
will exert on the ground (in torr) if his two feet cover
an area of 400cm2 but he only stands on one foot.
(b) Using a graph, explain what happens to a man who
jumps down from a plane and then uses a parachute
shortly after.
DOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR 10, SCI 3 (Take g = 10m/s2)
WEEKLY TEST 1 : Answer any two (2) questions
1. A spring has a length of 0.20m when a weight of
3N hangs on it, and a length of 0.75m when a
mass of 19.5N hangs on it. Calculate the elastic
constant and original length of the spring.
2. (a) A stone of mass 50g is projected at an angle of 300
to the horizontal. (i) Calculate its kinetic energy after 4
seconds if the initial velocity is 80m/s. (ii) What can
be said about the motion after 4 seconds?
(b) At what angle will a projectile obtain its maximum
height? Give a reason for your answer.
3. (a) A man has a mass 70kg. Calculate the pressure he
will exert on the ground (in torr) if his two feet cover
an area of 400cm2 but he only stands on one foot.
(b) Using a graph, explain what happens to a man who
jumps down from a plane and then uses a parachute
shortly after.
DOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR 10, SCI 3 (Take g = 10m/s2)
WEEKLY TEST 1 : Answer any two (2) questions
1. A spring has a length of 0.20m when a weight of
3N hangs on it, and a length of 0.75m when a
mass of 19.5N hangs on it. Calculate the elastic
constant and original length of the spring.
2. (a) A stone of mass 50g is projected at an angle of 300
to the horizontal. (i) Calculate its kinetic energy after 4
seconds if the initial velocity is 80m/s. (ii) What can
be said about the motion after 4 seconds?
(b) At what angle will a projectile obtain its maximum
height? Give a reason for your answer.
3. (a) A man has a mass 70kg. Calculate the pressure he
will exert on the ground (in torr) if his two feet cover
an area of 400cm2 but he only stands on one foot.
(b) Using a graph, explain what happens to a man who
jumps down from a plane and then uses a parachute
shortly after.