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Warm Up #45

Why is it hot in the summer and cold in the winter?

A. Because the Earth is closer to the Sun in the summer and farther in the winter.

B. The Earth’s revolution around the Sun is faster in the summer and slower in the winter.

C. The Earth rotates on a tilted axis

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Warm Up # 46

In your own

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Warm Up #47

A 1600 kg car moving at 20

m/s takes a turn around a

circle with a radius of 25.0

m. Determine the centripetal

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Warm Up #48

Calculate the

momentum of a 8 kg

ball rolling at a

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Warm Up #49

Calculate the impulse

of a diver hitting the

water with a force of

45 N

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Warm Up #50

A car of mass 1100 kg

moves at 24 m/s. What

braking force is

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Warm Up #51

What average force is

exerted on a 25 gram egg

by a sheet if the egg hits

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Warm Up #52

A 100 kg quarterback is travelling

5 m/s and is stopped by a tackler

in 1.0 seconds. Calculate:

The initial momentum of the quarterback

The impulse imparted by the tackler

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Warm Up #53

Two physics students, Will N. Andable

and Ben Pumpiniron are in the weight

room. Will lifts the 100 pound barbell

over his head 10 times in one minute;

Ben lifts the 100 pound barbell over

his head 10 times in 10 seconds.

Which student does the most work?

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Warm Up #54

A 0.5 kg basketball hits a wall

head-on with a forward speed

of 18 m/s. It rebounds with a

speed of 13.5 m/s. The contact

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Warm Up #55

What will be the KE

of an arrow having a

PE of 50 J after it is

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Warm Up #56

Calculate the work

done when a 15 N

force lifts a box 10

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Warm Up #57

A 1000 kg car travelling

with a speed of 25 m/s skids

to a stop. The car

experiences an 8000 N force

of friction. Determine the

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Warm Up #58

Two balls roll along the tracks shown,

starting from rest. At the end of the tracks,

which ball will have the most KE? Which will

arrive first?

A

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Warm Up #59

State the Law of

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Warm Up #60

How many digits of

Pi can you name?

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Warm Up #61

How much work is

needed to lift an object

that weighs 200 N to a

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Warm Up #62

What is the power

output of an engine

that does 60,000 J

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Warm Up #63

Which is heavier,

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Warm Up #64

In the absence of air resistance, a ball

of mass m is tossed upward to reach a

height of 20 m. At the 10 m position,

half way up, the net force on the ball is

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Warm Up #65

A spacecraft on its way from Earth to

the Moon is pulled equally by Earth

and Moon when it is

a)

Closer to the Earth’s surface

b)

Closer to the Moon’s surface

c)

Half way from Earth to Moon

d)

At no point, since Earth always

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Warm Up #66

Two cats are on a

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Why don’t I fall out when a roller coaster goes

upside down?

A. Gravity is counteracted by the force of acceleration, which is the force that pushes you forward.

B. The frame of reference gets flipped upside down, so there is no apparent change to the rider.

C. People fall out of roller coasters all the time.

D. What’s a roller coaster?

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Warm Up #68

What dog can

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Does water go down the drain

counterclockwise in the northern

hemisphere and clockwise in the

southern hemisphere?

A. Yes B. No

C. It’s the other way around (CW in NH and CCW in SH)

D. It all depends upon how the water was introduced and the geometric structure of the drain.

E. What are you talking about Mrs. Linton?!?

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What’s your favorite color and

why?

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What was your favorite thing to do

in physics class this year and why?

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What was the least favorite thing

that you did in physics class this

year and why?

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