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Forces and Newton's laws of motion with F=m X a Calculations
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You're dragging a box to the right with a force of 30N, the force of friction is 12 N. What is the net force?
18 N left
42 N left
42 N right
18 N right
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Are the forces balanced?
Yes
No
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Identify this law:
Newton's first law of motion
Newton's second law of motion
Keppler's second law
Newton's third law of motion
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Friction speeds things up.
false
true
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Solve for net force.
12 N right
11 N right
25 N right
13 N right
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Balanced or unbalanced forces? A car going a constant speed in a straight line
Unbalanced
Balanced
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Which will accelerate the most?
An empty shopping cart with a big force.
A full shopping cart with a light force.
An empty shopping cart with a light force.
A full shopping cart with a big force.
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Body in motion stays in motion UNLESS there is an unbalanced force on it
Newton's first law
Newton's second Law
Newton's third law
Law of Universal gravitation
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What is the net force?
Left 10N
Right 10N
Left 3N
Right 3N
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This explains why you feel pushed into your chair when your car accelerates suddenly
Law of the Universe
Newton's third
Newton's second
Newton's First
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The bigger the force acting on an object...
the greater the acceleration
the smaller the acceleration
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Applying a force of 10 N to a 10 kg object gives an acceleration of
1 m/s2
0 m/s2
10 m/s2
1 N
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Why is it harder to overcome inertia of a bowling ball than a baseball?
Because the bowling ball has greater mass
Because a bowling ball is larger
Because the baseball has less momentum
Because the baseball has greater acceleration
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A 10 N force applied to a 5 kg object will have ___ as much acceleration as a 5 N force applied to the same object.
twice
three times as much
the same
half as much
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What is Newton's first law of motion also called?
law of inertia
law of action-reaction
law of acceleration
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For a given force the more mass an object has,
the more it accelerates
the less it accelerates
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Balanced or unbalanced forces? A car speeding up to get on the highway.
Balanced
Unbalanced
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Balanced or unbalanced forces? A book at rest on a table.
Unbalanced
Balanced
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Identify the Reaction Force. Action Force: A bat hits a ball
A person swings the bat
The bat vibrates
The man throws ball
The ball hits the bat
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Identify the reaction force: A hammer puts force on a nail.
The nail puts an equal and opposite force on the hammer
The nail goes into the wall