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Answers In Genesis Machines & Motion final exam review
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Force equals mass times acceleration
Newton's Third Law
Newton's First Law
Newton's Second Law
2
It is easier to change the direction of a heavy object than a lighter object.
False
True
3
A push or pull
inertia
force
power
mass
4
It's not possible to build a machine that never runs down.
True
False
5
What is Stored energy?
kinetic
friction
potential
thermal
6
Tendency for an object to remain in it's current state
velocity
Inertia
centripital force
friction
7
Matter and energy can be created and destroyed, but not change forms.
False
True
8
The rate at which speed is increasing is called acceleration
True
False
9
The movements of the planets obey Newton's laws of motion.
False
True
10
The upward force on a boat in water is equal to the weight of the water displaced by the boat.
False
True
11
How much of something there is, is called power
True
False
12
The center of mass in an object is at the top of the object.
False
True
13
force towards the center of a circle
kinetic energy
power
centripital force
terminal velocity
14
Shorter pendulums swing more slowly than longer pendulums.
False
True
15
Speed in a particular direction is velocity
False
True
16
An object at rest/motion tends to stay at rest/motion, unless acted upon by an outside force.
Newton's Second Law
Newton's First Law
Newton's Third Law
17
For every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction
Newton's Third Law
Newton's First Law
Newton's Second Law
18
Holding a weight above your head is not more work than picking it up.
False
True
19
force over a distance
force
power
work
velocity
20
What is energy being used?
kinetic
work
velocity
potential
21
Aerostotle is considered to be the first modern scientist that experimented with his ideas.
False
True
22
The momentum of a system after a collision must be the same as the momentum before the collision.
False
True