3. Freddie rode a horse. Thehonse ran for 90 soconds at aspeed of 8.2 m/s. Calculate thedistance ran by the horse.4. Label the coordinates with the correctgoographie directions. Correctly draw thepath of travel of Leonardo. Label thesegments with their values.Leonard walked 75 meters north, stopped,turned and walked 52 meters west.• Calculate Leonardo's walkingdistance.• Calculate Leonardo's displacement.LIVEWORKSHEETS eets.co.CormmonLit | MY A.Name:Date:PHYSICSUNIT 1 EXAM Part 2 Caleulatlons•On a nice sheet of white paper or nice shoet of lined notebook paper, complete thecalculations. You do not need to write the questions. You also do not need toprint out the exam unless you wish.•If you write on multiple sheets of paper, write your name on the top of ench sheet.• Write the correct equation, and use the correct equation to solve for the answer.• Show all steps of the calculation,• All numbers need units. Vectors need direction.• Circle the final answer. Write neatly. Use dark pencil or blue ink or black ink.• With your smart phone, take a photograph (or photographs) of your work. Uploadthe photographs of your caleulations to CTLS. (digital sessions, lesson upload)Use problem solving steps1. Circle, highlight, or underline the important numbers.2. Identify which variables are represented by which numbers.3. Choose the correct equation that has those variables.4. Solve the calculation.BALIVEWORKSHEETS1. Horace runs at a speed of 4.0m/s for a distance of 300 meters.How much time did it take forHorace to run 300 meters?2. Charlotte rode her bicycle fora distance of 2000 meters in 8minutes. Caleulate the speed.3. Freddie rode a horse. Thehorse ran for 90 seconds at aspeed of 8.2 m/s. Calculate thedistance ran by the horse.ATAAATA

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3. Freddie rode a horse. The
honse ran for 90 soconds at a
speed of 8.2 m/s. Calculate the
distance ran by the horse.
4. Label the coordinates with the correct
goographie directions. Correctly draw the
path of travel of Leonardo. Label the
segments with their values.
Leonard walked 75 meters north, stopped,
turned and walked 52 meters west.
• Calculate Leonardo's walking
distance.
• Calculate Leonardo's displacement.
LIVEWORKSHEETS

eets.co.
CormmonLit | MY A.
Name:
Date:
PHYSICS
UNIT 1 EXAM Part 2 Caleulatlons
•On a nice sheet of white paper or nice shoet of lined notebook paper, complete the
calculations. You do not need to write the questions. You also do not need to
print out the exam unless you wish.
•If you write on multiple sheets of paper, write your name on the top of ench sheet.
• Write the correct equation, and use the correct equation to solve for the answer.
• Show all steps of the calculation,
• All numbers need units. Vectors need direction.
• Circle the final answer. Write neatly. Use dark pencil or blue ink or black ink.
• With your smart phone, take a photograph (or photographs) of your work. Upload
the photographs of your caleulations to CTLS. (digital sessions, lesson upload)
Use problem solving steps
1. Circle, highlight, or underline the important numbers.
2. Identify which variables are represented by which numbers.
3. Choose the correct equation that has those variables.
4. Solve the calculation.
BALIVEWORKSHEETS
1. Horace runs at a speed of 4.0
m/s for a distance of 300 meters.
How much time did it take for
Horace to run 300 meters?
2. Charlotte rode her bicycle for
a distance of 2000 meters in 8
minutes. Caleulate the speed.
3. Freddie rode a horse. The
horse ran for 90 seconds at a
speed of 8.2 m/s. Calculate the
distance ran by the horse.
ATAAATA

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