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41.
A ball is rolling down a curved slide.  Which is the correct path after it rolls past the end of the slide several meters above a lake?

Answer

    

 

Use the graph to the right for the next three questions.

42.  Which segment has a constant reverse velocity?

43.  Which segment has the object not moving?

44.  Which segment represents acceleration?

Answers 42 to 44

 

 

45.
(Assume no friction)  An initially stationary 10.0 kg cart then slides down the track to the right.  After passes over he second hill, it reaches a second valley.  How much kinetic energy does the cart have when it reaches height , h3 ?

A.   98.0 h3                     C.   98.0 (h1  -  h3)

B.  98.0 (h2 -  h3)           D.  98.0 (h1  -  h2)

Answer

  

 

46.
The arrows represent forces being applied to a box on a frictionless surface.  Which combination of forces will give the box the greatest acceleration?

Answer

  

 

47. A 300. g soccer ball initially at rest is kicked giving the ball a speed of 45.0 m/s.  If a force of 50.0 N is applied, how long was the foot in contact with the ball?  Answer
   
A. 0.081 s C. 0.27 s
B. 0.100 s D. 0.33 s
    

 

48. What is the kinetic energy of a 1.50 x 103 kg Mustang with speed of 120. km/h ?  Answer
    
A. 2.50 x 105 J C. 5.00 x 105 J
B. 8.32 x 105 J D. 1.66 x 105 J
   

 

49. As a ball rolls down a hill  Answer
 

A.

kinetic energy and potential energy both increase.

B.

kinetic energy increases and potential energy decreases.

C.

kinetic energy decreases and potential energy increases.

D. kinetic energy and potential energy both decrease.
  

 

50. A 7.50 kg bowling ball sliding 35.0 m/s on a frictionless surface is stopped by a spring with a force constant of 450. N/m.  How far is the spring compressed before it stops?   Answer
A. 0.583 m C. 2.04 m
B. 0.764 m D. 4.52m