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Select the one (or two where indicated) that is best in each case. You have 90 minutes to complete this portion of the test. You may use a calculator and the information sheets provided in the appendix.  \n1. Two objects are thrown vertically upward from the same initial height. One object has twice the initial velocity of the other. Neglecting any air resistance, the object with the greater initial velocity will rise to a maximum height that is  \n(A) twice that of the other object, assuming they have the same mass  \n(B) twice that of the other object, independent of their masses  \n(C) four times that of the other object, assuming they have the same mass  \n(D) four times that of the other object, independent of their masses  \n2. A 2-kilogram cart has a velocity of 4 meters per second to the right. It collides with a 5-kilogram cart moving to the left at 1 meter per second. After the collision, the two carts stick together. Can the magnitude and the direction of the velocity of the two carts after the collision be determined from the given information?  \n(A) No, since the collision is inelastic, we must know the energy lost.  \n(B) Yes, the collision is elastic: 3/7 m/s left.  \n(C) Yes, the collision is inelastic: 3/7 m/s right.  \n(D) Yes, the speed is not 3/7 m/s.  \nAP PHYSICS 1 363  \nA P P H Y S I C S 1 —T E S T 1  \nA P P H Y S I C S 1 —T E S T 1  \n3. Projectile X is launched at a 30-degree angle above the horizon with a speed of  \n100 m/s. Projectile Y is launched at a 60-degree angle with the same speed. Which of the following correctly compares the horizontal range and maximum altitude obtained by these two projectiles?  \n(A)  \n(B)  \n(C)  \n(D)  \n\n| Range | Altitude |\n| --- | --- |\n| Xgoes farther | Xgoes higher |\n| Y goes farther | Y goes higher |\n| Xgoes farther | Y goes higher |\n| X and Y equal | Y goes higher |\n\n4. A 5 kg mass is sitting at rest on a horizontal surface. A horizontal force of 10 N will start the mass moving. What is the best statement about the coefficient and type of friction between the mass and the surface?  \n(A) >0.20 static  \n(B) \u003C0.20 static  \n(C) \u003C0.20 kinetic  \n(D) >0.20 kinetic  \n5. Which of the following graphs represents an object moving with no net force acting on it?  \n(A)  \n(B)  \n364 AP PHYSICS 1 AND 2  \n6. A projectile is launched horizontally with an initial velocity v0 from a height h. If it is assumed that there is no air resistance, which of the following expressions represents the vertical position of the projectile? In other words, y(x) = ?  \n(A) h − gv02/2x2  \n(B) h − gv/2v02  \n(C) h − gx2/2v02  \n(D) h − gx2/v02  \nQUESTIONS 7 AND 8 ARE BASED ON THE INFORMATION AND DIAGRAM BELOW:  \nA 0.4-kilogram mass is oscillating on a spring that has a force constant ofk = 1,000 newtons  \nper meter.  \nk = 1000 N/m  \n\n| | 0.4 kg |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\n7. 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