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True or False: [10]

a) Key is an arrangement of making or breaking a circuit.

b) A battery pushes the free electrons towards negative terminal.

c) Velocity is the distance travelled by a moving body per unit time.

d) A ball thrown by a boy from a roof top has oscillatory motion.

e) Electromagnetism means generation of electric field with application of magnet field.

f) A motion which repeats itself after a fixed interval of time is called periodic motion.

g) When an arrow is released from a bow, potential energy changes into kinetic energy.

h) Air conducts heat.

i) Displacement is a scalar quantity.

j) Primary cell is one which can be used again and again by recharging.​

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Answered by AyushSinghChandel200
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Answer:

SP1a Vectors and scalars

Student Book

7th 1 Sketch of jet ski with up and down

arrows, labelled upthrust and weight.

Up and down arrows of equal size.

5th 2 Mass measures the amount of material,

weight is a force; mass is a scalar

quantity, weight is a vector quantity;

mass is measured in kilograms, weight is

measured in newtons.

7th 3 It is a distance in a particular direction.

7th 4 Their displacement is zero, as they end up

at the same point from which they started.

7th 5 They are going around a bend, so their

direction is changing.

8th 6 The down arrow should be labelled

'weight', as 1000 N is a measurement

of force. The 'speed' label should read

velocity, as a direction is indicated as

well as the speed.

S1 Answers could include: 15 minutes is a time,

not a speed/velocity; unless she can walk in

a straight line from home to school, she is

referring to speed, not velocity.

S2 Displacement is a vector, and includes a

direction. Distance is a scalar. Any suitable

example, such as you could cover 3 miles in

distance during a walk but if you end up back at

your start point your final displacement is zero.

Speed is a scalar, velocity is a vector. Any

suitable example, such as a car travelling at 30

km/h on a winding road has a constant speed

but its velocity changes as it changes direction.

E1 Acceleration is a change in velocity with time.

Velocity includes direction as well as speed, so

if the direction of a vehicle is changing then its

velocity is changing, and so it is accelerating.

Exam-style question

a any from velocity, displacement,

acceleration, momentum (1)

b weight always acts downwards (1)

Activity and Assessment Pack

SP1a.1 Marble run

2 a The distance and displacement should be

the same.

b The distance should be larger than the

displacement. The displacement should be

the same as for path X.

4 This may depend on whether the curves in

path Y slow the marble down.

5 a The displacement is the same for both

paths, so the marble that took the shortest

time is the fastest.

b The marble travelled in a straight line

for X, so the direction did not change.

For path Y, the direction changed so the

velocity changes even if the speed does

not.

SP1a.2 Athletic event

2 Possible label placements are:

• distance the athletes will run – line drawn

from the starting blocks to the finish line,

following the curve of the track

• displacement of the runners at the end of

the race – straight line drawn from starting

blocks to finish line

• the athletes accelerate here. – near the

starting blocks and/or on the curve of the

track

• the runners have a constant speed here.

– any part of the track other than the initial

acceleration section

• the runners have a constant velocity here.

– on a straight part of the track

• the runners' velocity is changing here.

– near the starting blocks and/or on the

curve of the track

• distance the hammer travels during one

swing – distance marked around the circle

the hammer swings

• displacement of hammer after one swing

= 0 m – on the hammer

• weight = 400 N – force arrow shown

pointing down from hammer or box being

carried

• mass = 4 kg – on hammer or box being

carried.

SP1a.3 Vectors and scalars

Strengthen

1 a scalar

b vector

c scalar

d scalar

e vector

f scalar

g scalar

h vector

i vector

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