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    • Unit 5: Work, Power, Mechanical Energy, and Simple Machines
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    • Unit 11: Electromagnetic Waves
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One Dimensional Motion Unit Assessment Quizzes

1D Motion Review

Download the handout here, work the problems, and watch the video to check your work.

One Dimensional Motion Review Quizzes

Try out our StickMan 1D Motion Unit assessment quizzes to determine if you have mastered this unit. If not, follow the links to the unit material to review.

Scalars vs. Vectors

Scalar and vector lesson if you need to review

Scalar Vector Quiz

Do you know your difference between your scalars and vectors?

Scalars and Vectors
Take this quiz to find out.

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What it the direction of 15 meters north?

north is the direction the 15 m is pointing

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What it the unit of 15 meters north?

The unit defines what the 15 is.  15 what?

meters

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What it the magnitude of 15 meters north?

Magnitude is the number and unit: 15 meters

without any direction

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What is your displacement after going 10 meters east followed by 20 meters west in 10 seconds?

What is your displacement after going 10 meters east followed by 20 meters west in 10 seconds?

Displacement is vector and a measure of how far you are from start to finish.  Take into account the direction.

10 m east becomes (+10)

20 m west becomes (-20)

add them together including the sign ((+10) + (-20))

(-10 meters) or 10 meters west

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What is your average velocity after going 10 meters east followed by 20 meters west in 10 seconds?

  • What is your velocity after going 10 meters east followed by 20 meters west in 10 seconds?
  • Velocity is a vector so direction matters so displacement divided by time.  Make the directions into signs.
  • 10 m east is  +10
  • 20 m west is -20
  • now calculate displacement and divide that by time ((+10)+(-20))/10
  • -10/10 = -1 m/s
  • turn the negative back into a direction 1 m/s west

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What is your average speed after going 10 meters east followed by 20 meters west in 10 seconds?

What is your speed after going 10 meters east followed by 20 meters west in 10 seconds?

speed is a scalar so disregard the direction.

v = x/t

(10 meters + 20 meters) / (10 seconds)

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15 m/s is a _________.

15 m/s is a magnitude only but includes a distance over time so is the scalar speed.

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15 m east is a _____________.

15 m is a magnitude and east is a direction.  This is the vector displacement having both magnitude and direction from the origin to the end.

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What is your displacement after going 10 meters east followed by 3 meter west?

Displacement  is a vector that includes direction. Make the direction a sign (east positive and west negative) before you add (10 + (-3)) =  -7 meters which becomes 7 meters west

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What is your distance after going 10 meters east followed by 3 meter west?

Distance is a scalar that has no direction. You do nothing with the direction and just add all the individual magnitudes up (10 + 3) here.

You can't put a direction on the final answer since it is a measure of how far you went totally and not a direction.

You should not put a direction on the final answer either since this is not a measure of where you are located but just how far you went in any direction.

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Sam takes 500 seconds to travel 300 meters from home to work. During this trip, he stops at a red light and his speedometer reads 0 m/s.
What is Sam’s instantaneous speed at the red light?

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Accelerated Motion

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Acceleration Due to Gravity

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Physics Motion Graphs

Find the position time and velocity time motion graph material here for review

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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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