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PHYSICS 11 QUESTION

The document contains selected physics problems for Grade 11 final exam preparation, covering topics such as projectile motion, forces on inclines, collisions, circular motion, and friction. Each problem includes specific parameters and asks for calculations related to motion, forces, and energy. The problems are designed to test students' understanding of fundamental physics concepts and their ability to apply mathematical methods to solve them.

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PHYSICS 11 QUESTION

The document contains selected physics problems for Grade 11 final exam preparation, covering topics such as projectile motion, forces on inclines, collisions, circular motion, and friction. Each problem includes specific parameters and asks for calculations related to motion, forces, and energy. The problems are designed to test students' understanding of fundamental physics concepts and their ability to apply mathematical methods to solve them.

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SUBJECT: PHYSICS GRADE 11

Selected problems for final exam preparation.


1. An object is projected from a top of a building 30m above the ground at an angle of 30°
with an initial velocity of 20m/s.
a. How high does the object rises from the ground?
b. How long will the object be in the air?
2. Two masses mA = 3.0 kg and mB= 4.0 kg are on inclines and are connected together by a
string asshown below. The inclines are frictionless and If m A moves up, and mB moves
down, determine (a) the tensions in the connecting string and (b) their acceleration.(2pt)

450 300

3. A stationary 3kg block of wood suspended by a wire of negligible mass as shown in


figure (a). A 0.02kg bullet is fired into the block, and the block (with the bullet in it)
swings to a maximum height of 0.05m above the initial position as shown in figure (b).
Neglecting air resistance find: (use g=10m/s)
a. The speed vf of the system immediately after the collision.
b. The v01 of the bullet before the collision.

hf= 0.05

4. A small remote-control car with mass 1.60 kg moves at a constant 6m/s


speed of v = 6.0 m/s in a vertical circle inside a hollow meta cylinder
4m
that has a radius of 4.00 m.(see the diagram).What is the magnitude
of the normal force exerted on the car by the walls of the cylinder at
(a) point A (at the bottom of the vertical circle) and 6m/s
(b) point B (at the top of the vertical circle)?

5. A 4kg block initially at rest is pulled along a level floor by a 25N force that makes an
angle of 370 above the horizontal. If µk=0.2, what is the speed of the block at t=1.6 sec?
6. Two forces F1=(3i +7j)N and F2 = (2i -5j)N are exerted on a 2kg mass. Then find the magnitude
of the acceleration is
7. Starting at time t = 0, an object moves along a straight line. Its coordinate in meters is
given by x(t) =10t ‐t3, where t is in seconds. When it momentarily stops its position
is____
8. Two trains are moving at 50m/s in opposite directions on the same track. The engineers
see simultaneously that they are in a collision course and apply the brakes when they are
800m apart. Assuming both trains have the same acceleration. What must this
acceleration be if the trains are to stop just before colliding?
9. A block of mass m= 2kg is dragged out horizontally on a level horizontal surface by a
force of F=10N directed at an angle of 45° above the horizontal. If the coefficient of
kinetic friction between the block and the surface is 0.25 the value of the friction force is
10. A projectile is fired from ground level over ground level with initial velocity that has a vertical
component of 30m/s and a horizontal component of 50m/s. Using g= 10m/s2, the distance from
launching to landing point is

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