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Newton’s laws of motion

5 questions · 45 marks · about 55 minutes

Newton’s laws of motion questions

Edexcel 9FM0 Newton’s laws of motion 5 questions

Paper 4C: Further Mechanics 2 June 2025, Question 5 10 marks

A car of mass 1000 kg is moving along a straight horizontal road. The engine of the car produces a constant driving force of 800 N. At time t seconds, t maths symbol 0, the speed of the car is vm s–1 and the resistance to the motion of the car has magnitude 2v2N.

The time taken for the speed of the car to increase from 5 m s–1 to 15 m s–1 is T seconds.

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When t = 0, v = 2

Show that fraction peqt where p and q are rational numbers to be found.

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Hence explain why v maths symbol 20 for all values of t maths symbol 0

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Paper 4C: Further Mechanics 2 June 2023, Question 2 8 marks

A particle of mass 2 kg is moving in a straight line on a smooth horizontal surface under the action of a horizontal force of magnitude F newtons.

At time t seconds (t maths symbol 0),

• the particle is moving with speed v msmaths symbol1

• F maths symbol 2 maths symbol v

The time taken for the speed of the particle to increase from 5msmaths symbol1 to 10msmaths symbol1 is T seconds.

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The distance moved by the particle as its speed increases from 5msmaths symbol1 to 10msmaths symbol1 is D metres.

Find the exact value of D.

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Paper 4C: Further Mechanics 2 June 2022, Question 2 7 marks

A cyclist and her cycle have a combined mass of 60 kg. The cyclist is moving along a straight horizontal road and is working at a constant rate of 200 W.

When she has travelled a distance x metres, her speed is vm s–1 and the magnitude of the resistance to motion is 3v2N.

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The distance travelled by the cyclist as her speed increases from 2 m s–1 to 4 m s–1 is D metres.

Find the exact value of D

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Paper 4C: Further Mechanics 2 November 2021, Question 2 10 marks

At time t = 0, a small stone P of mass m is released from rest and falls vertically through the air. At time t, the speed of P is v and the resistance to the motion of P from the air is modelled as a force of magnitude kv2, where k is a constant.

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Give an interpretation of the value of V, justifying your answer.

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At time t, P has fallen a distance s.

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Paper 4C: Further Mechanics 2 October 2020, Question 3 10 marks

A particle P of mass 0.5 kg is moving along the positive x-axis in the direction of x increasing. At time t seconds (t maths symbol0), P is x metres from the origin O and the speed of P is vm s−1. The resultant force acting on P is directed towards O and has magnitude kv2N, where k is a positive constant.

When x= 1, v= 4 and when x= 2, v= 2

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Show that v=abx, where a and b are constants to be found.

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The time taken for the speed of P to decrease from 4 m s−1 to 2 m s−1 is T seconds.

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