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simon's copy of Block sliding down a slope (with graphic)
QuestionA copy of Amy Chadwicks block question, with adaptions to provide a diagram for the student.
A block of given mass is sliding down the plane, with given acceleration. Find the normal reaction force, the coefficient of friction, and the distance travelled before reaching a given speed.
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Constant deceleration
QuestionA caravan pulled along by a car. Question uses SUVAT equations and $F=ma$.
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Mass held in tension by a string
QuestionA mass is hanging from a string, tethered to two points. A horizontal force applied to the mass holds it directly underneath one of the points. Given the magnitude of the force, find the tension in the string and the mass of the bag.
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Heating/phase change - core
QuestionNo description given
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Marlon's copy of Adaptive marking: quadratic equation
QuestionGive the student three points lying on a quadratic, and ask them to find the roots.
Then ask them to find the equation of the quadratic, using their roots. Error in calculating the roots is carried forward.
Finally, ask them to find the midpoint of the roots (just for fun). Error is carried forward again.
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Trigonometry: degrees and radians
QuestionConvert degrees to radians and radians to degrees.
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Question 22 else if
QuestionNo description given
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Calculating powers (-a^(-a))
QuestionThis question tests a student's ability to raise a positive base to a negative exponent and then take the negative. The base and the exponent have the same absolute value.
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Student's answer is a set
QuestionShould not be used: this relies on a custom JavaScript which is not guaranteed to continue working.
Wrap the student's answer in
set()so it's marked as a set.Published on CC BY -
Ask for the sum of the elements the student picked
QuestionStudent is given a few numbers to choose from. They must pick at least two, and then give the sum of their chosen numbers.
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