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SUBTOPIC: 3.3 Describing movement & 3.4 Turning effect


         Sl. No.                                           QUESTIONS
             1.    Which of these objects do not needs a turning force to work?










                      (a)                   (b)                   (c)                  (d)

             2.    If a distance-time graph is a straight line parallel to the time axis, what does it indicate about
                   the object's motion?
                   a) The object is at rest
                   b) The object is moving with constant speed
                   c) The object is accelerating
                   d) The object is moving with variable speed
             3.    The drawing shows a bicycle brake lever. A moment of 1.8 Nm is needed to turn this brake
                   lever. Calculate the force needed at position F to produce a moment of 1.8 N m.












             4.    Sameer goes to the football ground to play
                   football. The distance-time graph of his
                   journey from his home to the ground is given
                   as figure.

                      a)  What does the graph between points B
                          and C indicate about the motion of
                          Sameer?
                      b)  Is the speed between time 0 to 8
                          minute constant or not-constant?
                      c)  What is his speed between 8 and 12
                          minutes of his journey, include units in
                          answer?
                      d)  Calculate the average speed of Sameer for the complete journey, include units in
                          answer?
             5.    The Diagram shows a seesaw with two boys on it. To decide whether the seesaw is balanced,
                   you need to calculate moment of each force. Is it balance? Show your working in the answer
                   sheet.




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