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Grade 11 P HL

physics work for Hl

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HOMEWORK PROBLEMS:

v = 12.0 ms-1
1. * A ball is kicked horizontally off a 15.0 m cliff at a
velocity of 12.0 m/s as shown. Find:

a) the time of flight of the ball. [1.75 s]


15.0 m

b) the range of the ball. [20.1 m]

c) the velocity of the ball at impact. [20.9 ms-1 at 55.0° below +x axis]

2. * The same ball in the previous exercise is now v = 12.0 ms-1  = 30.0°
initially kicked at an angle of 30.0° above the
horizontal. Find:

a) the time of flight of the ball. [2.46 s]


15.0 m

b) the range of the ball. [25.6 m]

c) the velocity at impact. [20.9 ms-1 at 60.3° below the +x axis]

d) the maximum height of the ball. [16.8 m]

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3. A sphere is projected
horizontally. The sphere is
photographed at intervals of
0.10 s. The images of the
sphere are shown against a
grid on the diagram. Air
resistance is negligible.

(a) Use data from the diagram


to determine the acceleration
of free fall. [9.7 ms-2]

(b) Determine the speed of the


sphere 1.2 s after release.
[12 ms-1]

(c) On the grid, draw the path of the sphere assuming air resistance is not negligible.

4. A golfer hits a golf ball at point A on a golf course. The ball


lands at point D as shown on the diagram. Points A and D
are on the same horizontal level. The initial horizontal
component of the velocity of the ball is 20 m s–1 and the
initial vertical component is 30 m s–1. The time of flight of
the golf ball between point A and point D is 6.0 s. Air
resistance is negligible. Calculate:

a) the maximum height reached by the golf ball. [45 m]

b) the range of the golf ball. [120 m]

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5. A girl stands at the edge of a vertical cliff and throws a stone vertically
upwards. The stone leaves the girl’s hand with a speed v = 8.0 ms–1.
Ignore air resistance and determine:
a) the maximum height reached by the stone. [3.3 m]

b) the time taken by the stone to reach its maximum height. [0.80 s]

c) The time between the stone leaving the girl’s hand and hitting the sea is 3.0 s. Determine the
height of the cliff. [21 m]

6. A ball is projected from ground level with a speed of 28 m s–1 at an angle of 30° to the horizontal as
shown below.

There is a wall of height h at a distance of 16 m from the point of projection of the ball. Air resistance
is negligible. Calculate the initial magnitudes of:
a) the horizontal velocity of the ball; [24 ms-1]

b) the vertical velocity of the ball. [14 ms-1]

c) The ball just passes over the wall. Determine the maximum height of the wall. [7.1 m]

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