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Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) · PHYSICS · Chapter

Units (Forces and Motion)

84 practice questions

Practice questions

81–84 of 84

  1. Question 81

    4 marks · Hard

    The table below shows several situations or objects. For each, write the SI unit for the quantity shown, using the correct symbol. An example (row 1) is completed for you.

    Physical Quantities and Their SI Units
    Situation / ObjectQuantitySI unit (name)SI unit (symbol)
    A car travels 25 metres in 5 seconds.distancemetrem
    A weight-lifter applies a force to raise a barbell.force
    A moving hockey puck has momentum.momentum
    A lever turns about a pivot because of a turning force.moment (of a force)
    An object accelerates at a certain rate.acceleration

    Complete only the last four rows of the table.

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  2. Question 82

    2 marks · Exam Level

    State the SI unit (name and symbol) for each of the following physical quantities: (i) Turning effect of a force (ii) Acceleration

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  3. Question 83

    2 marks · Exam Level

    A student writes the following physical quantity and its unit: 'momentum: newton (N)'. Identify the mistake, and state the correct SI unit and symbol for momentum.

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  4. Question 84

    2 marks · Exam Level

    A laboratory experiment measures a force of 6 newtons acting on a mass of 2 kilograms. State the SI unit (name and symbol) that should be used for expressing the ratio of force to mass, and write its value for this experiment.

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