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1
When does the bowling ball have the most momentum?
When it is sitting still
Right after a big push
Going around the circle
At the end of the no touch zone
2
Which of the following would NOT increase the speed of the bowling ball you hit with a broom?
Pushing the bowling ball for more time
Pushing the bowling ball for less time
Pushing the bowling ball harder
Pushing with the whole surface of the broom.
3
At what point is the bowling ball positively accelerating?
When it is in contact with the broom
Right after it's in contact with the broom
When it starts to slow down
When it comes to a stop
4
How many forces are acting on the ball when it is sitting still on the floor?
4 forces
1 force
2 forces
3 forces
5
At what point are push force and friction balanced?
During the no touch zone
During the 90 degree turns
Before the ball starts moving
After the ball starts moving
6
Which of the following is an example of inertia?
It's hard to slow the bowling ball down when it's going fast
It's hard to change the direction of the bowling ball
At the beginning, it's hard to get the bowling ball moving
All of the above
7
Which of the following forces prevents the bowling ball from breaking through the floor?
Gravity
Tension
Normal Force
Air resistance
8
Which of the following surfaces would provide no friction?
A sandy beach
A carpeted classroom
None of the above
A frozen lake
9
How many forces are acting on the ball right after your first push?
1 force
3 forces
2 forces
4 forces
10
Which force is NOT causing the ball to decelerate?
Push from the broom
These all help the ball decelerate
Air Resistance
Friction from the floor