17. An object is thrown vertically upwards into the air. Taking velocity upwards as positive, which of the following graphs best represents the variation of acceleration with time? A acceleration B acceleration C D 0 0 0 acceleration 0 acceleration time time time time

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16. Below is a graph showing the motion of a car.
Which of the following is true?
velocity/ms*
A The acceleration is constant all the time.
B The velocity is constant all the time.
(C) The car is moving all the time.
The car moves after 7 seconds.
B
17. An object is thrown vertically upwards into the
air. Taking velocity upwards as positive, which
of the following graphs best represents the
variation of acceleration with time?
A acceleration
01
D
acceleration
0
C acceleration
0
acceleration
0
OF
time
time
time/s
time
time
( )
18. The graph below shows the speed of a cyclist
who is moving along a hilly road without
peddling. He is depending on moving down the
slopes to gather the speed.
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speed
Jone
A
C
At which point was the bottom of the first hill
reached?
19. A rocket is launched vertically and the
velocity-time graph is obtained as shown below.
The maximum height reached by the rocket is
velocity/km h-¹
2000
4000 km
8000 km
0
velocity/m st
60
O
-60-
-120+
2
D
time
28 The diagram shows a man near the edge of a
cliff projecting a stone vertically upwards. The
stone reaches the sea after 18 seconds.
6
12
→time/h
B 6000 km
D 12000 km
18
time/s
The velocity-time graph for the motion of the
stone is shown above. Find the height of the lif
A 180 m
Transcribed Image Text:12 16. Below is a graph showing the motion of a car. Which of the following is true? velocity/ms* A The acceleration is constant all the time. B The velocity is constant all the time. (C) The car is moving all the time. The car moves after 7 seconds. B 17. An object is thrown vertically upwards into the air. Taking velocity upwards as positive, which of the following graphs best represents the variation of acceleration with time? A acceleration 01 D acceleration 0 C acceleration 0 acceleration 0 OF time time time/s time time ( ) 18. The graph below shows the speed of a cyclist who is moving along a hilly road without peddling. He is depending on moving down the slopes to gather the speed. All About Physics: Multiple-Choice Questions Workout 'O' Level speed Jone A C At which point was the bottom of the first hill reached? 19. A rocket is launched vertically and the velocity-time graph is obtained as shown below. The maximum height reached by the rocket is velocity/km h-¹ 2000 4000 km 8000 km 0 velocity/m st 60 O -60- -120+ 2 D time 28 The diagram shows a man near the edge of a cliff projecting a stone vertically upwards. The stone reaches the sea after 18 seconds. 6 12 →time/h B 6000 km D 12000 km 18 time/s The velocity-time graph for the motion of the stone is shown above. Find the height of the lif A 180 m
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