Chapter 5 & 6 Test this week!. #1 Speed/Velocity = ??? Distance = 75 km Time = 1.5 hrs Speed = Distance/Time 75km/1.5hrs = 50 kmh.

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Chapter 5 & 6 Test this week!

#1 Speed/Velocity = ??? Distance = 75 km Time = 1.5 hrs Speed = Distance/Time 75km/1.5hrs = 50 kmh

#2 Speed/Velocity = ??? Distance = 3,000 mi Time = 5.0 hrs Speed = Distance/Time 600mph = 3,000mi/5hrs

#3 Speed/Velocity = ??? Distance = 4 km Time = 45 min =.75 hrs Speed = Distance/Time 4km/.75hrs = 5.33 kmh

#4 Speed/Velocity = 120mph Distance = ??? Time = 3.5 hrs Distance = Speed x Time 120mph X 3.5 = 420 miles

#5 Speed/Velocity = 55 kmh Distance = 200 km Time = ??? Time = Distance/Speed 200 km /55kmh = 3.63 hours

#6 Speed/Velocity = 100kmh Distance = 750 km Time = ??? Time = Distance/Speed 750 km /100 kmh = 7.5 hours

#7 Speed/Velocity = 1200 kmh Distance = ??? Time = 2.5 hrs Distance = Speed x Time 1200 kmh X 2.5 = 3,000 km

#8 Speed/Velocity =.10 km/min Distance = ??? Time = 2 hrs = 120 mins Distance = Speed x Time. 10 km/min x 120 mins = 12 km

#9 Speed/Velocity = 1 cm/s =.01 m/s Distance = 50 m Time = ??? Time = Distance/Speed 50 m/.01 m/s = 5000 seconds 5000/60 = minutes 83.33/60 = 1.38 hours.38 x 60 = 22.8 minutes.8 x 60 = 48 seconds 1 hour, 22 minutes, 48seconds

#10 Speed/Velocity = 5 kmh Distance = 16 km Time = ??? Time = Distance/Speed 16 km /5 kmh = 3.2 hours.2 x 60 = 12 minutes 3 hours and 12 minutes

Acceleration Acceleration = Final Velocity – Initial Velocity Time

Chapter 6 Quiz 1. A Golf ball and baseball will fall at the SAME RATE! Try it!SAME RATE 2. An empty cart pushed with a hard force will accelerate the most! 3. There is more air resistance on a flat piece of paper

Quiz, cont. 4. A ball thrown level with the ground moves down because of gravity.gravity 5. The Law of Conservation of Momentum states that total momentum does not change.Law of Conservation of Momentum momentum

Quiz, cont. 6. momentum 7. inertia 8. velocity 9. friction

Quiz, cont kilometers/2 hours = 5 kmh  Distance/Time = Speed km/25 kmh = 3 hours  Distance/Speed = Time kmh X 3 hours = 240 km  Speed X Time = Distance

Example The Moving Man