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IGF (Level Test, Physics)

The document is a physics test for ALSA Academy in Myanmar, consisting of various questions related to measurements, forces, motion, and laws of physics. It includes calculations for speed, acceleration, weight, and momentum, as well as theoretical questions about concepts like Hooke's law and centripetal force. The test is designed to assess students' understanding of fundamental physics principles over a duration of 1.5 hours.

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IGF (Level Test, Physics)

The document is a physics test for ALSA Academy in Myanmar, consisting of various questions related to measurements, forces, motion, and laws of physics. It includes calculations for speed, acceleration, weight, and momentum, as well as theoretical questions about concepts like Hooke's law and centripetal force. The test is designed to assess students' understanding of fundamental physics principles over a duration of 1.5 hours.

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ALSA Academy (Myanmar)

Physics
IGF (Level Test)
Time allowed- 1:30 hr
Answer all questions. (50M)
Q1, (i) Change the following .(5M)
(a) 4 km into mm

(b) 7 ps into ns

(c) 50 g into ng

(d) 1 Mm2 into μm2

(e) 1 km2 into mm2

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(ii) Drag cars are designed to cover distances of 400m in about 6 s ,
during this time , the cars accelerate very rapidly from rest ,at the end of
6s , it reaches a speed of 150 m/s,
(1) Calculate the average speed of the drag car. (2.5M)

(2) Calculate its acceleration . (2.5M)

Q2,(a) Find the resultant force on this rocket and find its acceleration if
that has a mass of 6000kg . (5M)

(b) A hammer has a mass of 20 kg ,what is its weight (i) on earth and
(ii) on moon? (g for earth is 10 m/s2 and g for moon is 1.6 m/s2) (5M)

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Q3,(a)Why will a parachutist falling onto the earth have a constant
velocity in a time after jumping from a height? (2M)

(b) How can stopping distance for a moving object be calculated ?


(1M)

(c) Write down two factors affecting on braking distance .(2M)

(d) What is centripetal force on an circulating object? How can radius


and speed affect on that force? (3M)

(e)What can give the needed centripetal force for revolving of moon
around the earth ? (2M)

Q4,(a) Define Hooke`s law.(2M)

(b) See the following graph,

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This graph shows relation of extension and force of a spring .
(i) Up to what extension does the spring obey Hooke`s law?
(1M)

(ii) Use the graph , to determine the spring constant for the
spring .(2M)

(b) (i) A force of 600 N is applied to stretch a car suspension spring ,


that has a spring constant of 20000N/m, find the extension and total
length of the spring if the original length is 0.01 m .(3M)

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(ii)On above graph, in which force position , will the limit of
proportionality point have ?(1M)

(iii) Give the difference between elastic and inelastic


deformations.(1M)

Q5, (a) Is momentum vector quantity or scalar quantity? (1M)

(b) Using momentum idea, explain why cars are designed to have
crumple zones.(2M)

(c)A lorry of mass 18000kg collides with a stationary car of mass


2000 kg,

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(a) Calculate the momentum of the lorry before collision . (1M)

(b) After the collision, the lorry and the car move off
together ,state their combined momentum after the collision .
(1M)

(c) Calculate the speed of the car and lorry after collision .(2M)

(d) Each of the drivers of the car and lorry has a mass of 80 kg,
calculate their changes of momentum during collision.(3M)

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