Quiz & Worksheet - Illustrating Free Fall Motion with Graphs

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The acceleration due to gravity is

-9.8 m/s^2 -19.6 m/s^2 -98 m/s^2

-0.98 m/s^2 None of these: acceleration is a positive value

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How does an object's path look with straight line motion and constant acceleration? This quiz and corresponding worksheet will help you see what you know about illustrating free fall motion with graphs. You will need to know the acceleration due to gravity as well as the force that gets ignored during free fall motion problems.

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This printable worksheet and online quiz require you to identify the following:

Value of the acceleration due to gravity
Force to ignore during free fall motion
Position versus time graph
Velocity versus time graph
What the same kind of motion looks like on each type of graph

Skills Practiced

This worksheet and quiz will let you practice the following skills:

Information recall - verify you can recall important information from the lesson, such as the acceleration due to gravity
Knowledge application - use acquired knowledge to identify various free fall motion graphs
Distinguishing Differences - compare and contrast topics from the lesson, such as the position versus time graph and the velocity versus time graph

Additional Learning

To learn more about representing this type of motion graphically, review the corresponding lesson called Graphing Free Fall Motion: Showing Acceleration. This lesson will help you:

Define free fall
Understand the advantages of studying free fall
Identify real-world examples of straight line motion with constant acceleration
Describe how position versus time graphs and velocity versus time graphs can look
Appreciate the importance of only factoring in gravity for graphs

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Graphing Free Fall Motion: Showing Acceleration

The acceleration due to gravity is

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1. Which factor or force do we ignore during free fall motion problems?

2. Which of the following graphs represents free fall motion on a Position vs. Time graph?

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