SUVAT Equations: AS Exam Prep for OCR Physics

[Killah]

Hey, I'm currently studying for an AS exam in Physics under the OCR examination board, i got an exam in like 10 weeks and I am doing ok with physics, the only place i need to develop my understanding is using SUVAT equations, i understand them, memorized them but i haven't practised them throughoughly, does anybody have any SUVAT questions or mabye some links to some SUVAT equation questions to post up and help me practise?

Thanks for your time either way

 

[finchie_88]

I've got a really easy one. Sorry, don't know any links though.
Question: What is the final displacement and velocity after two seconds if a particle has an initial displacement of -2, initial velocity of 5 m/s and an acceleration of -3 m/s^2?

btw, that question is in 1 dimensions, I take it you don't want a two or three dimensional problem.

 

[kyle8921]

Hello,

I would like to first commend you on your dedication to studying for your AS exam in Physics. It's great that you have identified SUVAT equations as an area that you need to develop your understanding in. These equations are fundamental in solving problems related to motion and kinematics.

I would suggest practicing with a variety of problems that involve different combinations of the SUVAT equations. This will help you to become more familiar with the equations and how to apply them in different scenarios. You can find practice problems in your textbook or online, and I would also recommend checking out past exam papers to get a better idea of the types of questions that may be asked in your exam.

Additionally, it may be helpful to create a cheat sheet or flashcards with the SUVAT equations and their meanings to help you memorize them more effectively. As you practice, try to understand the concepts behind the equations rather than just memorizing them. This will help you to apply them more confidently in your exam.

I wish you all the best in your studies and in your upcoming exam. Keep practicing and I am sure you will do well. Good luck!