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Forces and interactions

Forces and interactions

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Physics

12th Grade

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Betsabé Segura

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11 Slides • 19 Questions

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Identify if the following examples are CONTACT or DISTANCE force

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It's an example of a Contact force

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It's an example of a Distance force

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It's an example of a Contact force

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It's an example of a Distance force

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It's an example of a Contact force

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It's an example of a Distance force

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It's an example of a Contact force

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It's an example of a Distance force

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It's an example of a Contact force

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It's an example of a Distance force

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What is easier to move?

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an object already in motion

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an object at rest

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What is easier to move?

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an object with a lot of mass

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an object with little mass

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If Karla has a mass of 54.8 kg, determine the magnitude of her weight on the Earth's surface.

Only give the numerical answer.  No units.

Provide only 2 decimals in the final result.

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If the weight of a box is 120 N, determine the magnitude of the box's mass on the Earth's surface.

Only give the numerical answer.  No units.

Provide only 2 decimals in the final result.

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Luis has a mass of 71.92 kg.  What is the magnitude of his weight on the Moon's surface?

Gravity on the moon's surface 1.62 m/s2

Gravity on the Earth's surface 9.81 m/s2

Only give the numerical answer.  No units.

Provide only 2 decimals in the final result.

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Pedro has a mass of 66.15 kg.  What is the magnitude of his mass on the Moon's surface?

Gravity on the moon's surface 1.62 m/s2

Gravity on the Earth's surface 9.81 m/s2

Only give the numerical answer.  No units.

Provide only 2 decimals in the final result.

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GET READY!

TIME FOR PRACTICE QUESTIONS

If your notes are incomplete, go back and review the material again

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Multiple Choice

The SI unit of force is the:

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Newton

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Kilopound

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Weight

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Kilogram

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Multiple Choice

Astronauts have greater mass on Earth than on the Moon.

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False

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True

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Force is a scalar quantity.

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False

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True

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Multiple Choice

The name of the instrument used to measure force is called the:

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pedometer

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force meter

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odometer

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accelerometer

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Multiple Choice

Astronauts have a greater weight on Earth than on the Moon

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False

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True

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Multiple Select

A force always has (select all that apply):

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magnitude

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direction

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point of application

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Multiple Choice

Mass is which type of quantity?

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Scalar

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Vectorial

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Multiple Choice

The SI unit of mass is the:

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Newton

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Kilopound

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Pound

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Kilogram

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