Lesson Q4

Q4 Calculus in kinematics Quiz: AQA Maths, Unit 12

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which expression gives velocity v from displacement vector r with respect to time t?

    • d^2r/dt^2
    • dr/dt
    • r/t
    • integral of r dt
  2. Which expression gives acceleration a in terms of velocity vector v and time t?

    • integral of v dt
    • v/t
    • dv/dt
    • d^2v/dt^2
  3. Which expression gives displacement from velocity?

    • r = integral of a dt
    • r = d(v)/dt for every t
    • r = integral of v dt
    • r = dv/dt
  4. In indefinite integration of acceleration with respect to time, what does the constant represent?

    • Final velocity
    • Constant acceleration
    • Initial displacement
    • Initial velocity
  5. A particle has r = 3t^2 - 2t in metres. What is its velocity at t = 2 s?

    • 14 m s^-1
    • 8 m s^-1
    • 10 m s^-1
    • 12 m s^-1
  6. For r = 3t^2 - 2t, what is the acceleration at any time t?

    • 6t m s^-2
    • 6 m s^-2
    • 6t - 2 m s^-2
    • 3 m s^-2
  7. A particle has v = 4t^3 - 6t. What is its acceleration at t = 1 s?

    • -2 m s^-2
    • 6 m s^-2
    • 18 m s^-2
    • 12 m s^-2
  8. A particle has v = 2t + 3 and starts at the origin. What is its displacement at t = 4 s?

    • 28 m
    • 14 m
    • 20 m
    • 40 m
  9. A particle starts from rest with a = 4 - 2t. At what time is its velocity greatest?

    • t = 4 s
    • t = 1 s
    • t = 0 s
    • t = 2 s
  10. A particle starts from rest with a = 4 - 2t. What is its maximum velocity?

    • 2 m s^-1
    • 4 m s^-1
    • 0 m s^-1
    • 8 m s^-1
  11. A particle has v = 6 - 2t from t = 0. What is its displacement when v = 0?

    • 6 m
    • 3 m
    • 18 m
    • 9 m
  12. A particle starts at the origin with u = 10 m s^-1 and a = -2 m s^-2. What total distance does it travel before stopping?

    • 25 m
    • 50 m
    • 10 m
    • 5 m
  13. What is acceleration equal to as a second derivative of displacement r with respect to time t?

    • dr/dt
    • d^2r/dt^2
    • d^2v/dt^2
    • d^2r/dv^2
  14. If r = 5 sin t, what is v?

    • -5 cos t
    • cos t / 5
    • 5 cos t
    • 5 sin t
  15. A particle has v = 3t^2 - 12t + 9 m s^-1. At which times is it at rest?

    • t = 1 and t = 2
    • t = 0 and t = 4
    • t = 2 only
    • t = 1 and t = 3
  16. A particle has v = 3t^2 - 12t + 9 m s^-1. What is its acceleration at t = 1 s?

    • -3 m s^-2
    • -6 m s^-2
    • 6 m s^-2
    • 0 m s^-2
  17. A particle has v = 3t^2 - 12t + 9 m s^-1 and starts at the origin. What is its displacement from t = 0 to t = 3 s?

    • 0 m
    • -4 m
    • 8 m
    • 4 m
  18. For the particle with v = 3t^2 - 12t + 9 m s^-1, what is the total distance from t = 0 to t = 3 s?

    • 0 m
    • 12 m
    • 4 m
    • 8 m
  19. A particle has a = 2t - 4 m s^-2 and u = 6 m s^-1 at t = 0. What is its velocity at t = 3 s?

    • -3 m s^-1
    • 6 m s^-1
    • 3 m s^-1
    • 9 m s^-1
  20. A particle has r = t^3/3 - 2t^2 + 3t. At what time is its acceleration zero?

    • t = 4/3
    • t = 1
    • t = 2
    • t = 3

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