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PHYS1121-PHYS1131-Physics 1A T2 2025

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Which of the following matches the definition of an elastic (or perfectly elastic) collision:

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Correctly match the following graph titles to their expected shape.

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Which of the following shows the correct relationship between the linear acceleration () of the hanging mass and the tension force () in the string?

 

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Match the following terms and their description, with reference to the experimental apparatus.

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For the second experiment, why would we use just a 10g mass, instead of the 50g mass from the first experiment?

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For this question, consider a diagram of the experiment setup when viewed from the side:

The hanging mass has a mass of 'm'.

Which of the following diagrams correctly identifies the forces on the hanging mass and string, in the correct directions?

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How are you to measure the angle of the slope for this experiment?

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Please note that this submission does not guarantee a laboratory exemption - we will review each application individually.

Note also that you may be granted an exemption for some labs, but not others, depending on your past performance.

 

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In which term did you complete PHYS1121/1131 labs? We will go to your results for this term and examine your lab marks to determine if you will be granted an exemption. 

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A student measures the mass of a weight with a scale.

The scale reads 1.24 kg.

What is the uncertainty in this measurement?

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