Changes in Force & Motion Review

What is net force?

• A system that uses coordinates or background objects to establish position or measure movement of a point in space.

• The sum of all the forces acting on an object.

• A straight path an object can move along.

• Separate forces on an object that, combined, do not change the movement of the object.

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For the forces to be balanced the net force must be ________ newtons.

What is a balanced force?

• A system that uses coordinates or background objects to establish position or measure movement of a point in space.

• A straight path an object can move along.

• The sum of all the forces acting on an object.

• Separate forces on an object that, combined, do not change the movement of the object.

Which direction will the object move if the following forces are acting on it: 16N up and 22N down

• It will not move.

• Right

• Up

• Down

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A change in position in space over time.

• Net force

• Motion

• Direction

• Unbalanced force

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Which object would cause a greater change in motion of a soccer ball?

• A person with a mass of 200kg kicking it with a force of 2N

• A person with a mass of 200 kg kicking it with a force of 10 N

• A person with a mass of 200 kg kicking it with a force of 8N

• A person with a mass of 180 kg kicking it with a force of 10 N

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What is an unbalanced force?

• A system that uses coordinates or background objects to establish position or measure movement of a point in space.

• The sum of all the forces acting on an object.

• A push or pull that can change the motion of an object.

• Forces on an object that cause change in the motion of the object.

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What is a force?

• A push on an object

• A pull of an object

• A shout of an object

• A twist of an object

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Calculate the net force (N) acting on an object with the following: 5N to the right and 10N to the left.

• 15N to the right

• 5N to the right

• 15N to the left

• 5N to the left

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Calculate the net force (N) acting on an object with the following: 105N to the right and 75N to the left.

• 30N to the right

• 25N to the right

• 30N to the left

• 25N to the left

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