
Diagram Physics
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Science
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8th - 10th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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8 Slides • 8 Questions
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By Laura Rogers
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how can we represent the forces acting on it?
Here's the Mars lander
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Arrows should touch the object
Arrows don't touch object.
Incorrect!
The arrows touch the object.
Correct :)
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Multiple Choice
Is this diagram correct?
Yes, the arrows should touch the object
No, the arrows should not touch the object
No, the arrows should be the same colour
No, the arrows are different sizes
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Multiple Choice
Is this diagram correct?
Yes, all the forces are shown in Newtons
Yes, all the forces are labelled
Yes, all the arrows are the same size
No, the arrows are not touching the object
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The force acting all over the object is simplified, and shown as a single arrow.
One arrow per force
Lots of arrows.
Incorrect!
One arrow per force.
Correct :)
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Multiple Select
What is wrong with these diagrams (two answers)?
The forces are all acting in different directions
The arrows are not touching the objects
There is more than one arrow for each force
The plane can't be moving if the forces are balanced
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Multiple Choice
Which force is incorrectly shown?
upthrust
pull of gravity
push down on the balloon
none of them
all of them
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And you must give the correct name of the force, e.g. weight, not gravity.
Arrows must be labelled
No labels on these arrows.
Incorrect!
Forces are correctly labelled.
Correct :)
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Multiple Select
The statement at the top of this graphic is incorrect. There are also two mistakes in the diagram,. what are they?
Normal force should act upwards
Should say 'weight' not 'gravity'
Arrows are not touching the object
Arrows should be different lengths
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Multiple Choice
Is this diagram correct?
Yes, forces are correctly labelled and arrows touch object
Yes, because all the arrows are the same length
No, you can't use a dot for the object
No, the normal force should be acting upwards
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The longer the arrow, the larger the force.
Length of arrow shows size of force
In this diagram, the arrows are the same length but the magnitude (size) of the forces is different.
Incorrect!
The drag is greater than the weight. There is a resultant force upwards, so the object is decelerating.
Correct :)
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Multiple Select
This one again. Spot two mistakes this time.
The arrows are different colours
The arrows are not touching the object
The arrows point towards the object
Given the size of the forces, the arrows should be different sizes
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Draw
Now answer this question and get full marks.
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How did you do?
By Laura Rogers
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