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AS Physics P1 MCQs Preparation Thread.

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The horizontal velocity will remain the same.
The vertical velocity will be zero at that time.
So the kinetic energy will be due to horizontal velocity alone which is v*cos*45 = v √2/2
Kinetic energy at max point = 1/2 * m * (v √2/2)² = [1/2 m v² ]* 1/2 (the thing in square brackets is equal to kinetic energy at the beginning) so k(max)=0.5K(initial)
Got it :) ?
 
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q 3 -- at the maximum height the horizontal component is 0 and the only component acting is the vertical one which when you resolve gives you vsin(x) (this is the final velocity) now considering the equation v^2=u^2+2gs you substitute and rearrange ...
q -5 you add up all the PERCENTAGE uncertainities so 4 pie is a constant , l has 4% and T has 1% but remember there is a square here so now it is 2 x 1% = 2% now you add them up to get 6 %
q 8 - by the time it takes over the goods train they should have travelled the same distace so s1=s2 ..... 10t = 1/2 x 1/2 x t^2 ... solve and youll get 40 s
q-21----total pressure at base = pressure of water and oil.... 17.5 x 10 ^ 6 = 9.81 x (x) x 830 + 9.81 x 1000 x (2000-x ) solve it and youll get D as the answer,,,,
 
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q 3 -- at the maximum height the horizontal component is 0 and the only component acting is the vertical one which when you resolve gives you vsin(x) (this is the final velocity) now considering the equation v^2=u^2+2gs you substitute and rearrange ...
q -5 you add up all the PERCENTAGE uncertainities so 4 pie is a constant , l has 4% and T has 1% but remember there is a square here so now it is 2 x 1% = 2% now you add them up to get 6 %
q 8 - by the time it takes over the goods train they should have travelled the same distace so s1=s2 ..... 10t = 1/2 x 1/2 x t^2 ... solve and youll get 40 s
q-21----total pressure at base = pressure of water and oil.... 17.5 x 10 ^ 6 = 9.81 x (x) x 830 + 9.81 x 1000 x (2000-x ) solve it and youll get D as the answer,,,,
thank you very much (y):):):)
 
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total momentum is zero.
momentum of 2kg trolley is 2*2=4
so 1*(-4)=-4 resultant momentum will be zero
4+(-4)=0
Kinetic eng of 2kg: 1/2 * 2* 2^2 = 4J
KE of 1kg= 1/2*1*4^2= 8J
8+4=12 J
 
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Here Pi = Pf
Pi = 2mu - mu = mu
now check in all optons, and see where does Pi = Pf
A C D has Pi =Pf now we are asked for Elastic collision, so A

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Theory based answer. Read the chapter - Matters.
 
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total momentum is zero.
momentum of 2kg trolley is 2*2=4
so 1*(-4)=-4 resultant momentum will be zero
4+(-4)=0
Kinetic eng of 2kg: 1/2 * 2* 2^2 = 4J
KE of 1kg= 1/2*1*4^2= 8J
8+4=12 J
Ohh! thanks for tht ;) .. I was trying the resultant momentum equals zero thing but i messed up the symbols...thts y i couldnt come up with a reasonable ans :p:p
 
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Here Pi = Pf
Pi = 2mu - mu = mu
now check in all optons, and see where does Pi = Pf
A C D has Pi =Pf now we are asked for Elastic collision, so A

17)
Theory based answer. Read the chapter - Matters.

Umm... I did the Pi=Pf nd was confused between A and C...now momentum nd collisions isnt really my best area but in an elastic collision cant both objects move in the same direction? :p
 
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