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Vertical Circles Review

Vertical Circles Review

Assessment

Presentation

Physics

11th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

NGSS
HS-PS2-1, HS-ESS2-4, MS-PS2-1

+3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Daniel Vause

Used 17+ times

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4 Slides • 12 Questions

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Vertical Circles/G-Force Review

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Select A or B on the upcoming question

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Multiple Choice

You draw your forces starting...

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A) On the thing moving in a circle

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B) from the middle of the circle

4

Multiple Choice

In your centripetal force equation, how do you know if forces are positive or negative?

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Positive forces point up

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Positive forces point down

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Positive forces point to the center of the circle

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Positive forces point away from the center of the circle

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Take a few seconds to get your answer. Click it on the next slide.

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Multiple Choice

Answer.

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A

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B

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C

4

D

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Multiple Choice

When would we use force tension?

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When a car is driving in a circle

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When a skateboarder goes around a loop

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When a roller coaster goes upside-down

4

When something is pulled by a rope or string

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Multiple Choice

What is normal force?

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When a surface pulls you towards it

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When a surface pushes you away from it

3

When a string pulls you

4

force gravity

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Multiple Choice

The slowest you can go under the top of a loop without falling means for a split second, you just barely lose contact with the surface. To solve for this speed, you would set normal force equal to what?

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9.8

2

Tension

3

Mass

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0

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Multiple Choice

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Over the top of a hill, like this picture, which way does normal force point?

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Up/Away from the center of the circle

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Down/Towards the center of the circle

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Left, not in the centripetal direction

4

Right, not in the centripetal direction

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Multiple Choice

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Under the top of a loop, like in this picture, which way does normal force point?

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Up, away from the center of the circle

2

Down, towards the center of the circle

3

Left, ignore it

4

Right, ignore it

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Multiple Choice

Is G-Force a "real" force you will use in F=ma?

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Yes it is a real force

2

Sometimes you use it like a real force

3

No, it's a 'feeling', not a real force

4

No but you can still use it in F=ma

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Multiple Choice

G-Force is Fn/Fg. When would your G-Force be the biggest?

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When your normal force is small

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When your normal force is big

3

When you are in space

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Multiple Choice

In a vertical loop, when would you feel the most G's?

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At the left side

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At the ride side

3

At the top of the loop

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At the bottom of the loop

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Where in this picture would your normal force be biggest, G-Force be biggest, and you would feel heaviest?

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Multiple Choice

Answer.

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A

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B

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C

4

D

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