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If an object is in motion the forces acting on it MUST be unbalanced.

What friction must be overcome for motion to occur?

Physics 1 Honors Forces and Newton's Laws

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1
What friction must be overcome for motion to occur?
Stationary
Kinetic
All friction
Static
2
If an object is in motion the forces acting on it MUST be unbalanced.
False
True
3
As a book rests on a table the table exerts a normal force on the book, what is the N3L pair to this normal force?
The friction force between the book and the table
The normal force of the book on the table
The gravitational force between the book and the table
The gravitational force acting on the book
4
What is the "net force"?
The amount of applied force on an object
The sum of all forces acting on an object
The direction an object moves
The mass and acceleration of an object
5
How would the acceleration of an object change if you halve the mass and doubled the net force acting on it?
It would stay the same
It would double
It would halve
It would quadruple
6
In what situation are the forces NOT balanced?
None of the above scenarios
A ball is thrown through the air
A mug sits motionless on a desk
A car travels with a constant velocity
7
What is Ms. Ruane's favorite class section to teach?
G Period Physics
E Period Physics
A Period Envi Sci
F Period Physics
8
A baseball bat hits a baseball. How do the forces on the two objects compare?
Their forces are equal in magnitude
The baseball bat experiences a larger amount of force
The baseball experiences a larger amount of force
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