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Motion Worksheet

This worksheet explores the force acting on an object due to gravity, discussing key concepts such as speed, distance, and tension. Using the formula for speed (Speed = distance/time), we can calculate a speed of 26,667 km/h when covering 40,000 km in 1.5 hours. Additionally, the distance is determined as the area of a rectangle (A = length x width), producing a distance of 16 m for dimensions 8 m by 2 m. We also examine how tension in a string behaves under different forces. Engage with these calculations to better understand gravitational effects.

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Motion Worksheet

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  1. Motion Worksheet

  2. The force on an object due to gravity Click for solutions √ √ √ √

  3. Click for solutions Speed = distance/time = 40,000/1.5 = 26,667 km/h

  4. 2.0 m A Click for solutions Distance = area of rectangle A = 8 x 2 = 16 m

  5. Click for solutions Tension in string decreases increases nothing increases

  6. F = ma = 750 x 0.5 = 375 N F = resultant force = A – B B = 1200 – 375 B = 825 N Increases with speed

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