A skier sets off from rest and accelerates uniformly at 3.4m/s² in a straight line for 5.0s.
- (a)Calculate the speed of the skier after 5.0 s. speed = ..............................................................[2][2]
- (b)At 5.0s, the skier stops accelerating and travels on for a further 10.0s at a constant speed.
- (b)(i)State the size of the resultant force acting on the skier during these 10.0s. ...............................................................................................................................................[1][1]
- (b)(ii)On Fig. 1.1, sketch a speed-time graph for the skier during the whole 15.0s. [Figure 1.1][3]
- (b)(iii)State how the distance travelled by the skier can be determined using the speed-time graph. ............................................................................................................................................... ...............................................................................................................................................[1][1]
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Mark scheme
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- [C1] (v = u + )at or 3.4 × 5.0
- [A1] 17m/s
- [B1] 0 or zero or no resultant force
- [B1] straight line of positive gradient from (0, 0)
- [B1] horizontal line at v > 0 and after initial acceleration
- [B1] straight line from (0, 0) to (5.0, 17) and straight line from (5.0, 17) to at least (15.0, 17)
- [B1] calculate the area under the graph or area of trapezium
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