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2D Motion Unit Assessment

2D Motion Unit Assessment

Find quizzes with links back to the content on our 2D Motion Unit Assessment. Questions include two dimensional projectile and non projectile motion

2D Non-Projectile Motion Quiz

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(Click here for the 2D non-projectile section if you are having trouble)

2D Projectile Motion Quiz

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(Click here for the 2D projectile motion section if you need a refresher)

2D Horizontal Projectile Motion Problems Quiz

Horizontal Projectile Motion Problem Quiz

Do you know how to solve a horizontal projectile motion problem?

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A ball is kicked horizontally from a 45 meter tall cliff at 20 m/s.  How far from the base of the cliff does it land?

Horizontal Projectile Motion Problem 1

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A drone looses battery power from a height of 72 meter while flying horizontally at 12 m/s.  How far from the ground below will it land forward? (neglecting air resistance)

Horizontal Projectile Motion Problem 2

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A bullet shot horizontally at 1400 m/s lands 300 meters downrange.  From what height was is shot from?

Horizontal Projectile Motion Problem 3

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A bullet shot horizontally at 1400 m/s lands 300 meters downrange.  From what height was is shot from?

Horizontal Projectile Motion Problem 4

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Unit 1: One Dimensional Motion
Unit 2: 2D Motion
Unit 3: Newton’s Laws and Force
Unit 4: Universal Gravitation and Circular Motion
Unit 5: Work, Power, Mechanical Advantage, and Simple Machines
Unit 6: Momentum, Impulse, and Conservation of Momentum
Unit 7: Electrostatics
Unit 8: Current and Circuits
Unit 9: Magnetism and Electromagnetism
Unit 10: Intro to Waves
Unit 11: Electromagnetic Waves
Unit 12: Nuclear Physics

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