A P and Q CR and S 29. On which of these slopes does the ball roll down with increasing speed and decreasing acceleration? (Neglect frictional forces) B A C D Q and S 2 30. The figure below shows the acceleration-time graph of an object, moving towards the right. a/m s-2 -1- D 24 -t/s Which of the following curves correctly shows the velocity-time graph of the binet?
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![hich is initially at rest rolls down a
inclined plane as shown below.
of the speed-time graphs best represents
tion of the car?
ed
ed
tion
ght
ty/m s
4
time
1
-time
2
B speed
-laden trolley in a supermarket is difficult
from rest and difficult to stop while it is
This is due to its
D speed
B) inertia
momentum
Owing graph represents two objects A
a state of linear motion. Which one of
wing statements is correct?
L
3 4
5
B
time
LA
time
(
time/s
(
)
ertakes A at the end of the third second.
ertakes A at the end of the fifth
nd.
= first three seconds, the average
d of B is greater than that of A.
first five seconds, the average speed
s greater than that of A.
moves horizo
surface whilst PQ and RS are frictionless.
Between which of the following points on
its path does the object move with constant
speed?
A P and Q
CR and S
A
smooth surface
C
29. On which of these slopes does the ball roll
down with increasing speed and decreasing
acceleration? (Neglect frictional forces)
161
rough surface
2
0
a/m s-²
A
v/m s-¹
-1---
30. The figure below shows the acceleration-time
graph of an object, moving towards the right.
8:
C v/m s¹
16-
B
D
8:
B
D
smooth surface
R
S
Q and R
Q and S
Which of the following curves correctly shows
the velocity-time graph of the object?
A
B
24 t/s
24 t/s
D
24
v/m s
16
t/s
16-
8
v/m s-¹
24
24
-t/s
t/s](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Ff49111ad-1fe4-4801-a8b2-5c1db9ac5d1b%2F48e7c90d-5018-423f-b4c0-278029550aec%2F6ekt88s_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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