Newton's 1st Law

Which of the following would have the least amount of inertia?

• Ladybug

• Truck

• Textbook

• Mr. Nye

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A baseball player attempts to slide into second base but is stopped short without any interference from the second baseman. What likely causes the player to come to a stop?

• Newton's 1st Law

• Inertia

• Friction

• Gravity

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You are riding on a rollercoaster and the ride is nearing its end. As the ride car pulls into the start/finish area, the cruel conductor suddenly engages the brakes. What will your body do and WHY?

• Move forward because you are at rest and want to remain at rest

• Move forward because you are in motion and want to stay in motion

• Move backward because you are in motion and want to stay in motion

• Move backward because you are at rest and want to remain at rest

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You are at an amusement park at the top of a drop tower. You hear a couple of clicks and then you plummet (accelerate) towards the ground and your body suddenly moves off the seat when you start to descend. Why does this occur?

• Magic.

• Gravity causes your body to move upward.

• You are in motion and want to stay in motion.

• Your are at rest and wish to remain at rest.

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Mass and radius are directly used to determine an object's

• gravitational pull.

• static frictional force.

• moment of inertia.

• weight.

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Objects require an unbalanced force to change their motion or to move from rest; otherwise, they will continue to be in motion or at rest. This statement is essentially

• Newton's 1st Law.

• Newton's 2nd Law.

• Law of Universal Gravitation.

• U.S. Law.

An object will not move or change its motion if the forces acting on it are

• balanced.

• unbalanced.

• negative.

• in opposite directions.

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A PSU football player is running down the sideline but gets tackled out of nowhere by an Ohio State player. The force exerted by the Ohio State player is an example of a(n)

• balanced force.

• unbalanced force.

• frictional force

• gravitational force.

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For the diagram, determine the net force in the correct direction.

• 35 N to the left

• 23 N to the right

• 17 N to the right

• 6 N up

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For the diagram, what would be the Net Force in the correct direction be if the the force going to the left was 20 N?

• 0 N

• 20 N to the left

• 6 N down

• 35 N

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