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Equations of motion
10 past-paper questions on Equations of motion
In an experiment, two objects A and B are released from the side of a building, as shown in Fig. 1.1. Object A is released from…
Determine the vertical distance travelled by the object.
A child stands on a scooter on horizontal ground. The combined mass of the child and the scooter is 16 kg. The child starts from…
At point A her speed is 0.60 m s¯¹. She has a constant acceleration of 0.85 m s-2 parallel to the slope. After a time of 3.7 s,…
Determine the speed at which the parcel reaches the ground.
Calculate the time taken from the instant of release to the instant the parcel reaches the ground.
Determine the acceleration of the electron.
Determine the magnitude of the displacement of the object from its original position.
By drawing a suitable line on Fig. 2.1, determine the acceleration of the skydiver at time t = 9.0 s. acceleration =…
State and explain whether the time taken for object B to reach the ground is less than, the same as, or greater than the time…
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