1(a)Scalars VectorsEasy2 marksTable 1.1 lists four physical quantities. For each quantity, select whether it is a scalar quantity or a vector quantity.ScalarChoose items…VectorChoose items…Grade answerSolutionGrading criteria
1(b)(i)Motion GraphsMedium1 markA car moves in a straight line along a road. Figure 1.1 shows the variation with time t of the velocity v of the car.State the feature of the graph that represents the distance travelled by the car between t=0 and t=40 s.AThe area between the graph line and the time axisBThe gradient of the graph lineCThe maximum value of the graph lineDThe y-intercept of the graph lineEThe length of the graph lineFThe time at which the graph line crosses the time axisGThe area between the graph line and the velocity axisHThe average height of the graph line above the time axisIThe x-intercept of the graph lineGrade answerSolutionGrading criteria
1(b)(ii)Motion GraphsEasy1 markCalculate the distance travelled by the car between t=0 and t=40 s.distance = mGrade answerSolutionGrading criteria
1(b)(iii)Motion GraphsEasy2 marksDetermine the maximum magnitude of the acceleration of the car.acceleration = m s−2Grade answerSolutionGrading criteria
1(b)(iv)KinematicsEasy2 marksAt t=25 s, the car is at a point P.At t=40 s, the car is at a distance of 150 m from P.After t=40 s, the car travels with a constant acceleration of −0.25 m s−2 until the car is again at point P.Calculate the speed of the car when it is at point P for the second time.speed = m s−1Grade answerSolutionGrading criteria
1(b)(v)Motion GraphsMedium3 marksAt t=0, the displacement of the car is zero.On Figure 1.2, sketch the variation of the displacement of the car with t from t=0 to t=80 s. Values for displacement are not required.PenEraserUndoRedoClearDraw with the mouse or a finger.Grade answerSolutionGrading criteria