Conceptual Questions for Motions

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Conceptual Questions for Motions 1 Question 1 A object goes from point X to Y and then come back from Y to X. What is the displacement and average velocity? Displacement is zero as it come back to it initial point Now Average velocity is given Displacement/time. Since displacement is zero, Average velocity is also zero Question 2 Write down the difference between Scalars and Vectors? S.no scalars Vectors 1 It has magnitude only It has magnitude and direction both 2 Example are speed,time,mass,charge Example are velocity,displacement,acceleration,force Question 3 Four Cyclist A,B,C,D starts at the same point and at the same time and move in a straight line to reach destination.they all move with uniform velocities. They reach the destination in the following order C -> A -> B -> D the following questions a) If the displacement-time graph is plotted for each cyclist, which will be having highest slope b) Arrange the cyclist in decreasing order of velocity Since C is fastest cyclist, it velocity is highest and Slope of displacement time graph will be highest for him. Velocity of cyclist in decreasing order C > A > B > D Question 4 What do you infer if? 1 Distance time graph is straight line

2 Velocity time graph is curved 2 3 Displacement time is zig zag 1 Distance time graph is straight line Speed is constant 2 Velocity time graph is curved Acceleration is not uniform 3 Displacement time is zig zag Non uniform velocity Question 5 What is the difference between Uniform Accelerated and Non Uniform accelerated? S.no Uniformly Accelerated Non Uniformly accelerated 1 A body is said to be in uniform acceleration if it travels in a straight line and its velocity increases or decreases by equal amounts in equal intervals of time. 2 Motion under acceleration under gravity is perfect example for uniform accelerated 3 Following equations could be use here A body is said to be in non uniform acceleration if the rate of change of its velocity is not constant in equal intervals of time A car moving in a straight line. Some time putting more pressure on the accelerator pedal is a perfect example of non uniform accelerated. No equation available 2 1 2 Question 6 What happens to speed, velocity acceleration when an object moves in a circle with uniform speed? Speed remains constant

Velocity magnitude remains constant, but direction changes continuously 3 Acceleration magnitude remains constant but direction changes continuously Question 7 When an object is thrown upwards, what is true of velocity and acceleration at the highest point of of the object? Velocity becomes zero Acceleration remains same as g Question 8 True and False Statements A) Displacement can be zero but distance never B) Displacement magnitude can be greater than distance travelled by the object C) Time is a vector quantity D) If the velocity of the body decreases with time, the acceleration is negative (retardation), and the is called decelerated E) The area of the velocity time graph gives displacement of the body F) Acceleration is a scalar quantity G) Motion and rest are relative terms I) an object can be moving with Uniform speed but variable acceleration Solutions A) True B) True C) False D) True E) True F) False G) True I) True Question 9 Gave the formula for each

1 Relation between Initial, final velocity,acceleration and displacement in a uniformly accelerated straight line 4 2 Average velocity 3 Relation between Initial, final velocity,acceleration and time in a uniformly accelerated straight line 4 Relation between Initial velocity,acceleration,displacement and time in a uniformly accelerated straight line 5 Average acceleration 6 Average speed Solutions 1 Relation between Initial, final velocity,acceleration and displacement in a uniformly accelerated straight line 2 Average velocity 3 Relation between Initial, final velocity,acceleration and time in a uniformly accelerated straight line 4 Relation between Initial velocity,acceleration,displacement and time in a uniformly accelerated straight line 5 Average acceleration 6 Average speed 2 1 2

5 Question 10 Differences between Speed and Velocity? Solution Speed Velocity It is a Scalar quantity It is a Vector Quantity It is distance traveled by an object per unit time It is the displacement covered by an object per unit of time. It component are Distance, time Its component are Distance, time and direction of Average speed is given by Distance/time Average Velocity is given by Displacement/time