GRADE 7 PRACTICE
Physics Problems: Mechanical motion, Grade 7
Frame of reference, path, speed, graphs and acceleration.
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Problem #13
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledWhat concept does the description correspond to: “A change in an object's position relative to a chosen reference object as time passes.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{A change in an object's position relative to a chosen reference object as time passes.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
A passenger is at rest relative to the seat, but moves relative to the road. Motion is therefore always described relative to something.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Mechanical motion}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Mechanical motion}
Problem #14
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledWhat concept does the description correspond to: “A reference object, coordinates and a way of measuring time together provide a system for describing motion.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{A reference object, coordinates and a way of measuring time together provide a system for describing motion.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
Choosing the platform or a moving carriage as the reference object can change the velocity we find and the shape of the trajectory.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Reference frame}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Reference frame}
Problem #15
Mechanical motionA passenger sits on a uniformly moving bus. Relative to which object is the passenger at rest?
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- \text{passenger}
- \text{sitting B on the bus}
\text{body countdown peace} - ?
- \text{Let's compare Position passenger with everyone object}
- \text{Distance up to seats not is changing}\text{peace relatively seats}
Answer\text{seat}
Problem #16
Speed, average speed and graphsWhat concept does the description correspond to: “When speed changes, average speed is the total distance travelled divided by the total time.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{When speed changes, average speed is the total distance travelled divided by the total time.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
The average speed need not match the speed on any particular section. It includes even the time spent stopped.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Motion at changing speed}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Motion at changing speed}
Problem #17
Speed, average speed and graphsWhat concept does the description correspond to: “Motion has constant speed if the object covers equal distances in any equal time intervals.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{Motion has constant speed if the object covers equal distances in any equal time intervals.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
On a distance–time graph, constant speed gives a straight line whose slope tells us the speed.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Motion at constant speed}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Motion at constant speed}
Problem #18
VelocityA cyclist travels 600 m in 2 minutes at a constant speed. Find the speed in SI units.
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- s
- 600\,\text{м}
- t
- 2\,\text{мин}=120\,\text{с}
v - ?
- v=\frac{s}{t}v=\frac{600}{120}\,\text{м/с}v = 5\,\text{м/с}
Answer5\,\text{м/с}
Problem #82
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledA cyclist moves uniformly at a speed 4 m/s for 30 s. Find the path you have taken.
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- v
- 4\,\text{м/с}
- t
- 30\,\text{с}
S - ?
- S=vtS=4 \cdot 30S=120\,\text{м}
In uniform motion, the path is equal to the product of speed and time.
Answer120\,\text{м}
Problem #83
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledA cyclist moves uniformly at a speed 6 m/s for 40 s. Find the path you have taken.
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- v
- 6\,\text{м/с}
- t
- 40\,\text{с}
S - ?
- S=vtS=6 \cdot 40S=240\,\text{м}
In uniform motion, the path is equal to the product of speed and time.
Answer240\,\text{м}
Problem #84
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledThe tourist passed 300 m to the east, then 100 m to the west. Took all the way 200 s. Find the average ground speed.
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- a
- 300\,\text{м}
- b
- 100\,\text{м}
- t
- 200\,\text{с}
v - ?
- S=a+bS=300 + 100S=400\,\text{м}
We add up the path regardless of the direction of movement.
- v=\frac{S}{t}v=\frac{400}{200}v=2\,\text{м/с}
Average ground speed uses the entire path rather than travel.
Answer2\,\text{м/с}
Problem #85
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledThe tourist passed 450 m to the east, then 150 m to the west. Took all the way 240 s. Find the average ground speed.
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- a
- 450\,\text{м}
- b
- 150\,\text{м}
- t
- 240\,\text{с}
v - ?
- S=a+bS=450 + 150S=600\,\text{м}
We add up the path regardless of the direction of movement.
- v=\frac{S}{t}v=\frac{600}{240}v=2{,}5\,\text{м/с}
Average ground speed uses the entire path rather than travel.
Answer2{,}5\,\text{м/с}
Problem #86
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledThe tourist passed 240 m at speed 2 m/s, resting 60 s and passed some more 360 m at speed 3 m/s. Find the average speed over the entire time.
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- a
- 240\,\text{м}
- b
- 360\,\text{м}
- v_1
- 2\,\text{м/с}
- v_2
- 3\,\text{м/с}
- t_0
- 60\,\text{с}
v - ?
- t_1=\frac{a}{v_1}t_1=\frac{240}{2}t_1=120\,\text{с}
We find the time of the first section.
- t_2=\frac{b}{v_2}t_2=\frac{360}{3}t_2=120\,\text{с}
Finding the time for the second section.
- T=t_1+t_0+t_2T=120 + 60 + 120T=300\,\text{с}
The stop is included in the total time.
- v=\frac{a+b}{T}v=\frac{(240 + 360)}{300}v=2\,\text{м/с}
We divide the total path by the total time.
Answer2\,\text{м/с}
Problem #87
Reference frame, trajectory and distance travelledThe tourist passed 360 m at speed 3 m/s, resting 60 s and passed some more 540 m at speed 4{,}5 m/s. Find the average speed over the entire time.
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- a
- 360\,\text{м}
- b
- 540\,\text{м}
- v_1
- 3\,\text{м/с}
- v_2
- 4{,}5\,\text{м/с}
- t_0
- 60\,\text{с}
v - ?
- t_1=\frac{a}{v_1}t_1=\frac{360}{3}t_1=120\,\text{с}
We find the time of the first section.
- t_2=\frac{b}{v_2}t_2=\frac{540}{4{,}5}t_2=120\,\text{с}
Finding the time for the second section.
- T=t_1+t_0+t_2T=120 + 60 + 120T=300\,\text{с}
The stop is included in the total time.
- v=\frac{a+b}{T}v=\frac{(360 + 540)}{300}v=3\,\text{м/с}
We divide the total path by the total time.
Answer3\,\text{м/с}
Problem #88
Speed, average speed and graphsOn graphics uniform movement for 20 with way grew up from zero up to 100 m. Find speed.
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- t
- 20\,\text{с}
- S
- 100\,\text{м}
v - ?
- v=\frac{S}{t}v=\frac{100}{20}v=5\,\text{м/с}
Speed is equal to the slope of the graph of the path to the time axis.
Answer5\,\text{м/с}
Problem #89
Speed, average speed and graphsOn graphics uniform movement for 30 with way grew up from zero up to 210 m. Find speed.
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- t
- 30\,\text{с}
- S
- 210\,\text{м}
v - ?
- v=\frac{S}{t}v=\frac{210}{30}v=7\,\text{м/с}
Speed is equal to the slope of the graph of the path to the time axis.
Answer7\,\text{м/с}
Problem #90
Speed, average speed and graphsThe car is moving at speed 54 km/h. Which way B meters he will pass for 20 with?
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- v
- 54\,\text{км/ч}
- t
- 20\,\text{с}
S - ?
- u=\frac{v}{3{,}6}u=\frac{54}{3{,}6}u=15\,\text{м/с}
Convert km/h to m/s.
- S=utS=15 \cdot 20S=300\,\text{м}
Speed and time are now given in consistent units.
Answer300\,\text{м}
Problem #91
Speed, average speed and graphsThe car is moving at speed 72 km/h. Which way B meters he will pass for 30 with?
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- v
- 72\,\text{км/ч}
- t
- 30\,\text{с}
S - ?
- u=\frac{v}{3{,}6}u=\frac{72}{3{,}6}u=20\,\text{м/с}
Convert km/h to m/s.
- S=utS=20 \cdot 30S=600\,\text{м}
Speed and time are now given in consistent units.
Answer600\,\text{м}
Problem #92
Speed, average speed and graphsfirst half ways length 600 m cyclist passed at speed 3 m/s, second half at speed 6 m/s. Here 600 m, this is length total ways. Find average speed.
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- S
- 600\,\text{м}
- v_1
- 3\,\text{м/с}
- v_2
- 6\,\text{м/с}
v - ?
- t_1=\frac{S}{2v_1}t_1=\frac{\frac{600}{2}}{3}t_1=100\,\text{с}
Equal paths do not mean equal times.
- t_2=\frac{S}{2v_2}t_2=\frac{\frac{600}{2}}{6}t_2=50\,\text{с}
We calculate the time of the second half separately.
- v=\frac{S}{t_1+t_2}v=\frac{600}{(100 + 50)}v=4\,\text{м/с}
This calculation cannot be replaced by the arithmetic average of speeds.
Answer4\,\text{м/с}
Problem #93
Speed, average speed and graphsfirst half ways length 1200 m cyclist passed at speed 4 m/s, second half at speed 12 m/s. Here 1200 m, this is length total ways. Find average speed.
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- S
- 1200\,\text{м}
- v_1
- 4\,\text{м/с}
- v_2
- 12\,\text{м/с}
v - ?
- t_1=\frac{S}{2v_1}t_1=\frac{\frac{1200}{2}}{4}t_1=150\,\text{с}
Equal paths do not mean equal times.
- t_2=\frac{S}{2v_2}t_2=\frac{\frac{1200}{2}}{12}t_2=50\,\text{с}
We calculate the time of the second half separately.
- v=\frac{S}{t_1+t_2}v=\frac{1200}{(150 + 50)}v=6\,\text{м/с}
This calculation cannot be replaced by the arithmetic average of speeds.
Answer6\,\text{м/с}
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