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    Physics 1 for Senior High School Year X 1

    PEMERINTAH KABUPATEN KUDUS

    DINAS PENDIDIKAN, PEMUDA DAN OLAHRAGA

    SMA 1 BAERintisan Sekolah Menengah Atas Bertaraf Internasional

    (R SMA BI)

    Jl. Jend. Sudirman Km. 04 Telp. (0291) 438821 Kudus 59322

    e-mail :[email protected] Website :www.sma1baekudus.com

    Physics 1 for Senior High School Year XSemester 1 Evaluation

    Information: 1. Dont use Calculator and HP2. Score of every problem is 20

    Multiple Choice

    Choose one correct answer.(If it is necessary, use g = 10m/s2)

    1. The following basic

    quantities are.a. length, mass, timeb. velocity accelerationc. length, width, volumed. mass, weight, forcee. weight density, time,

    length

    2. The following derivedquantities are .a. weight, current,

    temperatureb. temperature, mass,

    volumec. time, acceleration,

    momentumd. work, momentum,

    velocitye. velocity, temperature,

    amount of substance

    3. The quantity withdimension ML-1T-2 is thedivision result of .a. force and time intervalb. force and pressurec. force and plane widthd. mass and acceleratione. acceleration and force

    4. Vernier calipermeasurement in thefigure indicates a result of.a. 3.13 cm

    b. 3.17 cmc. 3.27cmd. 3.43 cme. 3.35 cm

    5. Micrometer measurementin this figure indicates aresult ofa. 5.15 cmb. 5.65 cmc. 5.75 cm

    d. 6.15 cme. 6.75 cm

    6. Two vectors of 8 unitlength respectively areconnected on their tails. Ifthe angle between them is1200, the length of theresultant vectors is .a. 4 N

    b. 12 Nc. 8 Nd. 16 Nc. 12 N

    7. The length of a vectorwhich tail is at originpoint of the Cartesian

    coordinate and its headat the point (12, 5) is ...units.a. 12b. 13c. 14.5

    d. 15e. 16.5

    8. If the resultant vectorslength of the two vectorsin the following pictureis 13 N, the angle it is.a. 00

    b. 30c. 450

    d. 60e. 90

    9. The following v-t graphthat suits the linearmotion with constantacceleration is .a. d.

    b. e.

    c.

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    7N

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    Subject : PhysicsGrade/Semester : X (RSBI Class) /IDay/Date :Time : 08.00 10.00 (120 menit )

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    Physics 1 for Senior High School Year X2

    10. Cars A and B areseparated by 150 m.Then the two vehiclesmove toward each otherat the same time. If thevelocity of car A(vA) = 30

    m/s and the velocity ofcar B (vB) = 20 m/s, thenthe two cars will passeach other after movingfor .a. 3 seconds at a

    distance of 60 m fromA

    b. 3 seconds at adistance of 30 m from

    Bc. 3 seconds at a

    distance of 90 m fromA

    d. 3 seconds at adistance of 90 m fromB

    e. 3 seconds at adistance of 30 m fromA

    11. A coconut fell from 20 mheight above theground. When it wasstill 5 m above theground, the velocity was... m/s.

    a. 10 3

    b. 5c. 10

    d. 2.5e. 5 3

    12. The properties thatalways change during auniformly circularmotion are .a. the magnitude of its

    angular velocityb. the direction of its

    angular velocityc. the magnitude of its

    linear velocityd. the direction of its

    linear velocitye. its period

    13. Circular motion withangular velocity of

    50rad/s has a periodof.a. 0.04 sb. 0.5 s

    c. 0.05 sd. 1 se. 0.4 s

    14. A circular motion of 10Hz frequency means .a. in 10 s it occurs 1

    rotationb. in 10 s it occurs 10

    rotation

    c. it accrued 10 rotationin every time unit

    d. it occurs 10rotation/minute

    e. motion only occurs in10 s

    15. A force of 6 N willaccelerate an object ofmass m by 2 m/s2 and

    an object of mass m2 by 4m/s2. If both objects arecombined, the force Fwill give accelerationof.a. 2.33 m/s2

    b. 1.33 m/s2c. 3.33 m/s2

    d. 0.33 m/s2e. 4.33 m/s2

    16. A mango of 0.5 kg massfalls down withacceleration of 10 m/s2.The force acting on themango is .a. 5 Nb. 20 Nc. 10 Nd. 26 Ne. 25 N

    17. Anna is weighinghimself in an elevatormoving upward with 2m/s velocity. If the scalein the elevator indicates52 kg, Annas real massis.

    a. 50kgb. 55kgc. 60kgd. 65kge. 70kg

    18. A block of mass 3 kg ison a frictionless slopingplane tilted 30 off thehorizontal plane. Theblock will slide by apulling force of .a. 10 Nb. 20 Nc.12 Nd. 30 N

    e. 15 N

    19. The earths rotation isfrom west to east. Twopersons, A and B whoare motionless andseparated 100 km awayalong the equator are thesame in terms of their.a. weight

    b. massc. positiond. angular velocitye. angular acceleration

    20. A car of 1,000 kg massmoves along a bendroad of 10 m radius. Thespeed limit for the car inorder to avoid slippingis.a. 5 m/sb. 20 m/sc. 10 m/sd. 25 m/se. 15 m/s

    21. A boy is revolving a 50 gstone which is lied to arope with 1 m radius. Ifthe angular velocity is 2

    rad/s, the centripetalforce undergone by thestone is.a. 0.05 Nb. 0.10 Nc. 0.20 Nd. 1.20 Ne. 2.00 N

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    Physics 1 for Senior High School Year X 3

    22. A ball of 0.1 kg mass istied to a rope and thenrevolved with a constantspeed of 2 m/s. If theradius is 1 m, themagnitude of rope

    tension is .a. 0.2 Nb. 0.4 Nc. 0.6 Nd. 0.8 Ne. 1.0 N

    23. A ball moves in anorderly circular motionwith the angular velocity

    three times that of thelong hand of a clock. Theangular velocity of theball is .a. l rad/sb. 3 rad/sc. 1 rpmd. 2 rpme. 3 rpm

    24. The earth circumferencethrough the equator is25,000 mile long. Thevelocity of earthsrotation is .a. 25,000 mile/hourb. 2,083 mile/hourc. 1,672 mile/hourd. 1,042 mile/houre. 520.8 mile/hour

    25.

    From the graph ofdisplacement (x) versuslime (t) that describemotions of a particle, it

    can be concluded that.a. particle is accelerated

    and then stopsb. particle is accelerated

    and then moves withconstant velocity

    c. particle is slowed

    down and then stopsd. particle is slowed

    down and then moveswith constant velocity

    e. particle moves withconstant velocity and

    then stops

    Essay

    Give the correct answer

    1. An object moves is astraight line with aspeed of 5 m/s. After

    traveling 75 km, thespeed becomes 10 m/s.Calculate theacceleration.

    2. The linear velocity of apoint which is moving ina circular path with

    frequency of 2 Hz is 2m/s. What is thedistance of that point

    from the center of path?

    3. A ball of 0.5 mass kg istied to a 1 m rope. Thenit is revolvedhorizontally. If the ropecan withstand amaximum tension of 50newtons, what is theballs speed before the

    rope breaks?4. A car moves

    horizontally with aspeed of 40 km/hour.The frictional coefficientbetween the road and

    the tire s = 0.7. What isthe distance required tostop the car, supposethere is no slip between

    the tire and the road,and g = 10 m/s2?

    5. An object moves on aplane with 10 m/sspeed. If the kinetic

    friction coefficient k =0.4 and g =10 m/s2,

    determine the distancewhich must be coveredbefore the object stops.

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