What is false about matter?

Matter has no mass but has weight

What is Newton's law of inertia?

Objects at rest tends to stay at rest

What is true about static friction?

It is never less than kinetic friction

What is a force in PHYSICS?

A push or pull on an object in a given direction

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1
The unit for weight is?
Newtons
Kilograms
None of the above
Both Kg and N
2
Why is the box not moving?
Ff ≥ FA
Ff < FA
Ff ≤ FA
Ff = μ
3
What is false about matter?
All matter experiences gravity
All matter has volume
All matter have mass
Matter has no mass but has weight
4
What is Newton's law of inertia?
Objects at rest tends to stay at rest
Acceleration = proportional 2 the magnitude of the net force
Thou shalt have no other laws of motion
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
5
What is true about static friction?
If you rub two socks together it will produce a shock
It is never less than kinetic friction
It opposes the motion of a moving object
It causes stationary objects to accelerate
6
The law: "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction" is...
Newton's Fourth Law
Newton's First Law
Newton's Second Law
Newton's Third Law
7
What is an example of a non-contact force?
Tension
Air resistance
Gravity
Friction
8
What is the unit in which force is measured in?
1 kg/ms-2
Newdles
1 kg/m/s
1g/m/s2
9
What is a force in PHYSICS?
An object that is being moved
has a magnitude but no direction
A push or pull on an object in a given direction
The motion of an object in response to gravity
10
Force sensors are found at each end of two strings. Where should they feel the greatest force?
C and D
only D
Only A
A and B
11
The measure of mass depends on where you are in the universe
True
False
12
Find the net force! (Gravity does not apply)
110 N
110 N [E]
930 N [W]
110 N [W]
13
Notice the curling stone(puck the guy is holding) It's current motion can be described as:
Projectile
Accelerating
Constant velocity
Stationary
14
If you pulled with a force of 40N, what force am I pulling with if the rope does not move?
40N
20N
Not enough information
80N

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FORCES, PROJECTILES AND GRAVITY!!

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Questions 14

Answers

1
The unit for weight is?
Newtons
Kilograms
None of the above
Both Kg and N
2
Why is the box not moving?
Ff ≥ FA
Ff < FA
Ff ≤ FA
Ff = μ
3
What is false about matter?
All matter experiences gravity
All matter has volume
All matter have mass
Matter has no mass but has weight
4
What is Newton's law of inertia?
Objects at rest tends to stay at rest
Acceleration = proportional 2 the magnitude of the net force
Thou shalt have no other laws of motion
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
5
What is true about static friction?
If you rub two socks together it will produce a shock
It is never less than kinetic friction
It opposes the motion of a moving object
It causes stationary objects to accelerate
6
The law: "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction" is...
Newton's Fourth Law
Newton's First Law
Newton's Second Law
Newton's Third Law
7
What is an example of a non-contact force?
Tension
Air resistance
Gravity
Friction
8
What is the unit in which force is measured in?
1 kg/ms-2
Newdles
1 kg/m/s
1g/m/s2
9
What is a force in PHYSICS?
An object that is being moved
has a magnitude but no direction
A push or pull on an object in a given direction
The motion of an object in response to gravity
10
Force sensors are found at each end of two strings. Where should they feel the greatest force?
C and D
only D
Only A
A and B
11
The measure of mass depends on where you are in the universe
True
False
12
Find the net force! (Gravity does not apply)
110 N
110 N [E]
930 N [W]
110 N [W]
13
Notice the curling stone(puck the guy is holding) It's current motion can be described as:
Projectile
Accelerating
Constant velocity
Stationary
14
If you pulled with a force of 40N, what force am I pulling with if the rope does not move?
40N
20N
Not enough information
80N