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Physics Jeopardy Challenge - Vectors, Calculations, Concepts!

Test your knowledge of physics concepts, vector calculations, and projectile motion in this exciting Jeopardy-style challenge. Engage in questions ranging from vectors to calculations and concepts.

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Physics Jeopardy Challenge - Vectors, Calculations, Concepts!

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  1. Jeopardy 1-D Holdover Vectors Calcu- lations Pictures Concepts $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. $100 – Vectors Of X and Y, the one that denotes “vertical”

  3. $100 Question: Vectors What is Y?

  4. $200 -- Vector Components The Pythagorean Theorem

  5. $200 Question: Vectors What is A2 + B2 = C2

  6. $300 -- Vectors For a right triangle, if a = 5 and b = 12, this is what c =.

  7. $300 Question: Vectors What is 13?

  8. $400 -- Vectors If 0.6 is the proportion of V0 in the horizontal And V0 is 14 m/s, this is V0X.

  9. $400 Question: Vectors What is 8.4 m/s?

  10. $500 -- Vectors If 0.8 is the proportion of V0 in the vertical And V0 is 13 m/s, this is V0Y.

  11. $500 Question: Vector Components What is 10.4 m/s?

  12. $100 – 1-D Holdover This is the equation for average speed.

  13. $100 Question: 1-D Holdover What is Savg = d/t?

  14. $200 -- 1-D Holdover This is the equation for distance of free fall.

  15. $200 Question: 1-D Holdover What is d = ½ gt2?

  16. $300 -- 1-D Holdover This is the equation for average acceleration.

  17. $300 Question: 1-D Holdover What is a = Δv/ Δ t?

  18. $400 -- 1-D Holdover This is the significance of negative acceleration

  19. $400 Question: 1-D Holdover What is deceleration or slowing down?

  20. $500 -- 1-D Holdover This is the usual value of acceleration HORIZONTALLY for a projectile.

  21. $500 Question: Equations What is 0 m/s2?

  22. $100 -- Concepts When a projectile is moving upwards, this is The direction the acceleration points.

  23. $100 Question: Concepts What is downward?

  24. $200 -- Concepts When a projectile reaches the highest point Of its trajectory, this is its vertical speed.

  25. $200 Question: Concepts What is 0 m/s?

  26. $300 -- Concepts Of ‘independent’ or ‘dependent, it describes How horizontal and vertical motion of a Projectile are related to one another.

  27. $300 Question: Concepts What is independent?

  28. $400 -- Concepts This is the speed of a ball on its way down (when it passes your hand) if it is thrown straight up into the air with a speed of V0.

  29. $400 Question: Concepts What is V0?

  30. $500 -- Concepts This is the point in a projectile’s trajectory when It is moving the slowest.

  31. $500 Question: Concepts What is at the apex or top?

  32. $100 -- Calculations If a ball is thrown upward with a speed of V0Y = 20 m/s, this is how long it will take for It to reach its max height.

  33. $100 Question: Calculations What is 2.04 sec?

  34. $200 -- Calculations If a ball is thrown upward with a speed of V0Y = 20 m/s, this is how long it will take for It to hit the ground.

  35. $200 Question: Calculations What is 4.08 sec?

  36. $300 -- Calculations If a ball is thrown upward with a speed of V0Y = 20 m/s, this is its max height.

  37. $300 Question: Calculations What is 20.4m?

  38. $400 -- Calculations If a ball is thrown such that the proportion of Its speed in the horizontal is 1/3 V0 and V0 = 18 m/s, this is how far the ball will go horizontally in 2 sec.

  39. $400 Question: Calculations What is 12 m?

  40. $500 -- Calculations If a ball is thrown such that the proportion of Its speed in the vertical direction is 1/4 V0 and V0 = 40 m/s, this is how long it will take the ball To reach its apex.

  41. $500 Question: Calculations What is 1.02 sec?

  42. $100 – Pictures If the V0 vectors in these three graphs are the same Magnitude, this graph corresponds to a trajectory With the highest max height.

  43. $100 Question: Pictures What is the one on the left?

  44. $200 -- Pictures If the V0 vectors in these three graphs are the same Magnitude, this graph corresponds to a trajectory With the maximum range.

  45. $200 Question: Pictures What is the middle one?

  46. $300 -- Pictures If the V0 vectors in these three graphs are the same Magnitude, this graph corresponds to a trajectory With the lowest max height.

  47. $300 Question: Pictures What is the one on the right?

  48. $400 -- Pictures If the V0 vectors in these three graphs are the same Magnitude, this graph corresponds to a trajectory With largest proportion of its V0 directed horizontally.

  49. $400 Question: Pictures What is the one on the right?

  50. $500 -- Pictures If the V0 vectors in these three graphs are the same Magnitude, this graph corresponds to a trajectory With largest proportion of its V0 directed vertically.

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