Mechanics Random Retrieval

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Mechanics Random Retrieval

This quiz contains all the questions in the Mechanics section. The website will pick 10 questions at random.

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A bullet of mass 4.02 g is fired at a speed of 940 ms-1 from an SA-80 rifle. The bullet strikes a block of hardwood of mass 0.512 kg hanging at rest from a long string. The bullet enters the wood and becomes lodged in the block. Calculate the initial speed the wooden block from rest immediately after impact.

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Select the best statement for Newton's 3rd Law:

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A student moves a table in class by pushing it at an angle of 11° with a force of 200 N. Calculate the vertical component.

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A Y7 drags behind them their cooking, PE kit and textbooks behind them with a force of 676 N and an angle of 30°. Calculate the vertical component of the force.

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Choose the best graph that matches the following scenario: A rugby player accelerates for 3 seconds before making contact and coming to a complete stop. She then accelerates again, until a team mate makes contact with another player and she retreats 10 metres before accelerating forward again.

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These graphs show the acceleration of 4 Y9 100 m sprinters. Select the graph which shows student with the greatest acceleration.

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Neil Armstrong uses a catapult to horizontally shoot a rock at Buzz Aldrin on the Moon from a height of 2 m. He misses and it lands at Buzz's feed, 20 m from where it was fired.

Calculate the velocity the rock was fired at from the catapult. gMoon = 1.62 ms-2

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Marvin the Martian fires his gun horizontally at Bugs Bunny at a height of 60 cm. It fires at 550 ms-1, but misses. Calculate how far away from Marvin the shot lands. gMars = 3.71 ms-2

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A school decided to go paintballing for staff team building. The Head of Science aims her paintball gun horizontally 1.6 m above ground at the Headteacher, launching the paintball at 92 ms-1. She hits him on his thigh, 90cm from the ground. Calculate the distance away the Headteacher was stood. gEarth = 9.81 ms-1

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Which is the correct definition for acceleration?

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