national book foundation class 9- chapter 2 notes

Chapter # 2

Kinematics 

    (Numerical Question Solution )

  ( National book foundation ) 


class 9 physics chapter 2 notes national book foundation


List of formulas and units you need to memorize before moving towards numericals portion . 
1.First equation of motion 

        Vf= Vi+at

2.Second equation of motion 

S= Vit+1/2at^2

3.Third equation of motion 
2as = vf^2-vi^2


4.displacement = change in position / time

 
5.velocity (v) = displacement (d) / t


6.speed (v) = distance/ t 


7.acceleration = change in velocity / time 
                    =( vf-vi)/t

Units 

velocity -> m/s 

speed -> m/s 

acceleration -> m/s^2

distance -> m

displacement -> m 

FAQ

Q.1 What is the circumference of circle ? 

Ans . circumference =2 * 3.14* r 

Q.2 What would be displacement if starting and ending position are same ? 

Ans . Displacement would be 0 .

          As displacement =change in position / time taken 

Q.3 Is displacement in circular motion is zero ? 

Ans . yes  

Q.4 what would be the sign convention of g if object move in opposite direction of g? 

Ans . Negative . The g will be equal to -9.8.

Q.5 What would be the sign convention of g if object move towards g ? 

Ans . Positive . The g will be equal to 9.8 . 



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Q.5 A car starts its motion and accelerates at rate of 2 m/s . Find its velocity after covering distance of 500m .

  Given

    Vi=0m/s

    a=2m/s2

    s=500m

 To find

    Vf=?

Calculation

From second equation of motion ,

S=vit+1/2 * a*t2

500=0+0.5*2 t2

t2=500

Taking square root on both sides we have

t=10

From first equation of motion

Vf=vi+at

   =0+2(10)

   =20 

 

 

Q.6 Consider the following  speed time graph tell :

a)Which part of the graph is showing acceleration , deceleration and zero          acceleration .

        acceleration =OA

        Zero=AB

        deceleration =BC

b)Calculate covered distance from 10 seconds to 20 seconds from the graph .

   Given

    t1=10s

    t2=20s

    t= t2- t1=20-10=10s

    v=50m/s

   To find:

        S=?

   Calculation:  

    V=s/t

    50=s/10

     S=50*10

      =500m

 

  

    

 

Q.7 If  a ball is dropped from a high building and it reaches ground in 5 seconds . Find the velocity with which it hits the ground ? What is its average speed ? What is the height of the building?

Solution .

Given

t=5s

a=9.8

vi=0m/s

To find

Vf=?

Average speed(v)=?

Height(h)=?

Calculation

Vf= Vi+at

    =0+(9.8)(5)

    =9.8*5

 Vf =49m/s

From second equation of motion

            S= Vit+1/2at2

          Replace the s by h and  a by g we have

          h= Vit+1/2gt2

            =0(5)+0.5*(9.8)(5*5)

          =0+0.5*9.8*25

          =4.9*25

        h=122.5m

      average speed(v)=s/t

 =h/t

 =122.5/5 

v=24.5m/s      

 

 

 

Q.8 A ball is thrown upward with the velocity of 20m/s from ground .

Solution .

Given

Vi=20m/s

V= 0m/s

a=g=-9.8     as direction of ball is opposite to earth

a. In how much time , will it reach the top of its paths ?

     To find:

           t=?

           From first equation of motion

           Vf= Vi+at

          0=20+(-9.8)t

        -9.8t=-20

              t=-20/-9.8=2s

b. It falls back on ground , what is total time of its trip?

     To Find :

           Total time to hit the ground  = 2*t=2*2= 4s

c. How high will it rise ?

     To find :

           S=?

           From second equation of motion

            S= Vit+1/2at2

              =20(2)+0.5(-9.8)(2*2)

             =40-19.6

             =20.4m

 


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