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PHY101 · O Level Topical Physics

O Level Topical Physics

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  1. 1According to the principle of conservation of energy, which of the following statements is true?
  • 2A swimmer with a mass of 60 kg is moving at a steady speed of 0.80 m/s. Calculate the kinetic energy of the swimmer.
  • 3Which of the following are considered forms of potential energy?
  • 4A person weighing 600 N climbs a flight of stairs. The diagonal length of the stairs is 5 m, the horizontal width is 4 m, and the vertical height is 3 m. Calculate the useful work done by the person.
  • 5A ball is dropped from rest at point X in a vacuum. It falls a vertical distance 'h' to point Y, and then falls another vertical distance 'h' to point Z. What is the ratio of the kinetic energy at Z to the kinetic energy at Y?
  • 6Efficiency can be mathematically represented by which of the following expressions, where E is the total energy supplied and W is the energy wasted?
  • 7A 1.5 kg metal ball is fired into the air. At point B, its kinetic energy is 180 J and its total energy (assuming no air resistance) is 300 J. Calculate the vertical height 'h' of the ball at point B if g = 10 N/kg.
  • 8To estimate the useful power output of a student running up a flight of stairs, which of the following measurements must be recorded?
  • 9An electric kettle rated at 2.5 kW is used for 3.0 minutes. How much energy is transferred during this time?
  • 10A lorry with a total mass of 15,000 kg carries sand to the top of a 50 m hill. After unloading the sand, the empty lorry has a mass of 10,000 kg. Calculate the difference in gravitational potential energy (Ep) of the sand between the bottom and the top of the hill (g = 10 N/kg).
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