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AP Physics 1, High School physics, Newton's Laws (Forces and Motion)
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1
Which graph correctly depicts Newton's 2nd Law for a constant force applied to varied masses?
B) because mass is inversely related to acceleration
A) because mass is directly related to acceleration
A) because the relation is linear
None. Neither graph concurs with Newton's 2nd Law
2
A steak rests on a plate on a table. Which is a true comparison of normal forces
The table pushes the steak > the table pushes the plate
The table pushes the plate > the plate pushes the table
The steak pushes the plate > the table pushes the plate
The steak pushes the plate < the table pushes the plate
3
A block rests on an inclined surface as shown. Is there a non-zero net force on the block?
No
Yes
4
Does the fan help propel the cart forward
apple sauce
yes
only on Wednesdays
no
5
Which way will the truck accelerate due to forces from the person in the picture
up
right
none
left
6
If friction is negligible, the net force on the cart is...
T
Tcosθ
Tsinθ
mgsinθ
7
In absence of friction...
The person will accelerate
This person will not accelerate
The person would go to the barber
The tires would slip
8
immediately AFTER hitting an air-hockey puck on a frictionless plane, it will generally ___
increase its inertia
move with increasing velocity
move with constant velocity
experience a net force
9
When a car slams its brakes, occupants lunge forward because
They had inertia
They had a net force forward
The force forward was inertia
the car was old
10
A bug splats on the windshield of a moving vehicle. The force on the bug from the windshield
Is greater than the force acting on the windshield
is zero
Is equal in magnitude to the force felt by the windshield
Is less than the force acting on the windshield
11
A man standing in an elevator moving with constant speed upwards...
has a dashing mustache
Experiences a net force
experiences greater Normal force than gravity
has zero net force acting on them
12
A cart is pulled with tension, T at an angle θ. Normal force from the ground...
is equal to the cart's weight
is less the cart's weight
is equal to T
Is greater than the cart's weight
13
A projectile baseball after it reaches maximum height
looks like a cube
has no net force acting on it
is accelerating more rapidly than it did on the way up
has a net force acting on it
14
A man standing in an elevator that accelerates upwards...
would register a lighter weight standing on a scale
experiences greater Normal force than gravity
has zero net force acting on them
Experiences a net force
15
Compare magnitudes of normal force to gravitational force.
Normal force = weight
gravity is only greater than normal if it slides
Normal force > weight
Normal Force < Weight
