Measuring Force

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes unequal forces?

• Unequal forces have the same strength and cancel each other out.

• Unequal forces have different strengths and do not cancel each other out.

• Unequal forces always act in the same direction.

• Unequal forces result in zero net force.

Multiple Choice

If the wall was hit by the car, then why did the car get damaged?

• The wall is made from denser material than the car. When the car hits the wall, the lighter material that makes up the car folds and crumples.

• The car can move freely across the ground, but the wall is firmly attached to the ground. As a result, the car is damaged when it collides with the immovable wall.

• When the car hits the wall, it exerts a force on the wall. The wall exerts an equal force back on the car in opposite direction, which results in damage to the car.

• The car is heavier than the wall, so the wall absorbs all the force.

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The forces acting on the cart are ​

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, causing the cart to move to the ​

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When I jump on a trampoline, I notice that ___

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes what happens to an object if the net force acting on it is 5N?

• The object's motion will change

• The object will remain at rest

• The object will disappear

• The object will shrink

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What is the difference between balanced and unbalanced forces?

Balanced

Unbalance3d

Labelling

Which of the following statements are true about calculating net force when forces act in opposite directions?

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Balanced

Balanced

unbalanced

unbalanced

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​

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is the unit of measure for force (​

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N

Newtons

grams

g

Multiple Choice

In "A Weighty Matter" we used a spring scale.  A spring scale is used as a device to measure?

• Newtons
• Mass

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The forces acting on the cart are ​

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, causing the cart to ​ ​

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Open Ended

After today's lesson on measuring forces, what is one question you still have or something you would like to learn more about?