BALIVEWORKSHEETS8.0 ms8.0 m/s7.0 m/s8.0 m/s10 m/sG14 m/s14 m/sD14m/s18 m/s17 m/sThe roller coaster train goes up and down the hills. The train moves in order fromposition A to position J. The speed and directions are provided on the diagram.Answer questions 13 & 14.At which positions of the train is the train moving with equal speeds BUT NOT equal13. velocities?A. Position B & Position GB. Position C & Position HC. Position D & Position ID. Position E & Position FAt which positions of the train is the train moving with equal speeds BUT NOT equal14. velocities?A. Position B & Position GB. Position C & Position HC. Position D & Position ID. Position E & Position FMary ran 300 m in 4 minutes.Francisco ran 400 m in 5 minutes.Jessica ran 500 m in 6 minutes.15. Which best describes the motion of the three running children?A. All three children ran with equal speed.B. Jessica and Francisco ran with equal speed. Mary ran faster than Jessica andFrancisco.C. Francisco and Mary ran with equal speed. Jessica ran faster than Mary andFrancisco.D. Jessica ran the fastest. Mary ran the slowesITATA Harvey walked 100 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 60 meters west.8. Which is true about Harvey's motion?A. Magnitude of distance is greater than magnitude of displacement.B. Magnitude of distance is equal to mangnitude of displacement.C. Magnitude of distance is smaller than magnitude of displacement,D. Magnitude of distance is large. Magnitude of displacement is 0.Maria walked 80 meters west. Stopped, Then walked 60 meters west.9. Which is true about Maria's motion?A. Magnitude of distance is greater than magnitude of displacement.B. Magnitude of distance is equal to magnitude of displacement.C. Magnitude of distance is smaller than magnitude of displacement.D. Magnitude of distance is large. Magnitude of displacement is 0.Lorenzo walked 50 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 30 meters east.Vernon walked 100 meters enst, Stopped. Then walked 20 meters west.10. Which is true about Lorenze and Vernon's motions?A. Lorenzo and Vernon moved equal distances.B. Lorenzo moved a greater distance than Vernon.C. Vernon moved a greater distance than Lorenzo,D. There is not enough information to anr the question.Lorenzo walked 50 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 30 meters east.Vernon walked 100 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 20 meters west.11. Which is true about Lorenzo and Vernon's motions?A Lorenzo and Vermon moved cqual displacements.B. Lorenzo moved a greater displacement than Vernon.C. Vernon moved a greater displacement than Lorenzo,D. There is not enough information to answer the question.Frankie was walking with a speed of 3.7 m's. Which statement best describes12. Frankie's motion?A. For every 1 second he walked, he moved 3.7 meters distance.B. For every 3.7 seconds hc walked, he nmoved 3.7 meters distance.C. For every 3.7 second he walked, he moved Imeter distance.D. For every I second he walked, he moved L meter distance.

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5.0 m 8.0 m/s 7.0 m/s 8.0 m/s B 10 m/s 14 m/s 14 m/s D 14 m/s 18 m/s 17 m/s The roller coaster train goes up and down the hills. The train moves in order from position A to nosition L The speed and directions are provided on the diagram

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BALIVEWORKSHEETS
8.0 ms
8.0 m/s
7.0 m/s
8.0 m/s
10 m/s
G
14 m/s
14 m/s
D
14m/s
18 m/s
17 m/s
The roller coaster train goes up and down the hills. The train moves in order from
position A to position J. The speed and directions are provided on the diagram.
Answer questions 13 & 14.
At which positions of the train is the train moving with equal speeds BUT NOT equal
13. velocities?
A. Position B & Position G
B. Position C & Position H
C. Position D & Position I
D. Position E & Position F
At which positions of the train is the train moving with equal speeds BUT NOT equal
14. velocities?
A. Position B & Position G
B. Position C & Position H
C. Position D & Position I
D. Position E & Position F
Mary ran 300 m in 4 minutes.
Francisco ran 400 m in 5 minutes.
Jessica ran 500 m in 6 minutes.
15. Which best describes the motion of the three running children?
A. All three children ran with equal speed.
B. Jessica and Francisco ran with equal speed. Mary ran faster than Jessica and
Francisco.
C. Francisco and Mary ran with equal speed. Jessica ran faster than Mary and
Francisco.
D. Jessica ran the fastest. Mary ran the slowesI
TATA

Harvey walked 100 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 60 meters west.
8. Which is true about Harvey's motion?
A. Magnitude of distance is greater than magnitude of displacement.
B. Magnitude of distance is equal to mangnitude of displacement.
C. Magnitude of distance is smaller than magnitude of displacement,
D. Magnitude of distance is large. Magnitude of displacement is 0.
Maria walked 80 meters west. Stopped, Then walked 60 meters west.
9. Which is true about Maria's motion?
A. Magnitude of distance is greater than magnitude of displacement.
B. Magnitude of distance is equal to magnitude of displacement.
C. Magnitude of distance is smaller than magnitude of displacement.
D. Magnitude of distance is large. Magnitude of displacement is 0.
Lorenzo walked 50 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 30 meters east.
Vernon walked 100 meters enst, Stopped. Then walked 20 meters west.
10. Which is true about Lorenze and Vernon's motions?
A. Lorenzo and Vernon moved equal distances.
B. Lorenzo moved a greater distance than Vernon.
C. Vernon moved a greater distance than Lorenzo,
D. There is not enough information to anr the question.
Lorenzo walked 50 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 30 meters east.
Vernon walked 100 meters east. Stopped. Then walked 20 meters west.
11. Which is true about Lorenzo and Vernon's motions?
A Lorenzo and Vermon moved cqual displacements.
B. Lorenzo moved a greater displacement than Vernon.
C. Vernon moved a greater displacement than Lorenzo,
D. There is not enough information to answer the question.
Frankie was walking with a speed of 3.7 m's. Which statement best describes
12. Frankie's motion?
A. For every 1 second he walked, he moved 3.7 meters distance.
B. For every 3.7 seconds hc walked, he nmoved 3.7 meters distance.
C. For every 3.7 second he walked, he moved Imeter distance.
D. For every I second he walked, he moved L meter distance.

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