Formative 6E-G: Newton's Laws

What force, in newtons, is required to keep the object in the picture below at rest?

• 0 N

• 12 N

• 18 N

• 48 N

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GA.SPS8.b.

A block with a mass of 55 kg is pulled with a force of 220 N. Assuming a frictionless surface, what will the acceleration of the block be?

• 0.25 m/s²

• 4.0 m/s²

• 9.8 m/s²

• 22 m/s²

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GA.SPS8.b.

A force of 36 Newtons causes an object to accelerate from rest to a speed of 12 m/s in 6.0 seconds. What is the mass of the object?

• 3.0 kg

• 3.7 kg

• 18 kg

• 36 kg

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GA.SPS8.b.

A football player is doing a drill at practice. His coach wants him to move a 45 kg tire with an acceleration of 3 m/s². What is the amount of force he would need to apply to the tire to reach these conditions?

• 15 N

• 42 N

• 90 N

• 135 N

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GA.SPS8.b.

A student is investigating Newton's laws using a soccer ball, a volleyball, and a basketball. The student places each ball on the ground. The student then kicks each resting ball into a net. The ball bounces out of the net, back toward the student, and rolls on the ground before coming to a complete stop. The student kicks each ball with a force of 100 Newtons and 200 Newtons.

The results are shown.

Each time the student kicks the ball into the net, the ball bounces and then rolls back toward the student before coming to a stop. Which statement correctly uses Newton's Laws of Motion to describe the forces and motion of the soccer ball?

• The soccer ball changes its motion after hitting the soccer net.

• The soccer ball does not change its motion after hitting the soccer net.

• The soccer net exerts a force on the ball in the same direction the ball is traveling.

• The soccer ball exerts more force on the soccer net than the net exerts on the ball.

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GA.SPS8.b.

Drag and drop the choices to match each example with the corresponding law of motion.

• Newton's Second Law

• The ball accelerates at different rates, based on the force of the kick

• Newton's First Law

• The ball is resting on the ground before it is kicked

• Newton's Third Law

• The ball pushes back on the student when it is kicked

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GA.SPS8.b.

Newton's third law explains why a balloon rocket moves as air escapes. Which of the following is Newton's third law?

• Objects at rest remain at rest, unless acted upon by an outside force.

• The force of impact will increase with mass and acceleration.

• For every force there is an equal and opposite reaction force.

• Acceleration is always proportional to the force applied.

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GA.SPS8.b.

Which of the following causes people in a moving car to continue moving forward, even when the car stops?

• inertia

• gravity

• friction

• tension

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GA.SPS8.b.

What will happen to the mass of a ball if it is moved from Earth to the Moon?

• The mass will increase.

• The mass will decrease.

• The mass will not exist.

• The mass will remain the same.

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GA.SPS8.c.

Maria dropped four different objects in a vacuum. The graph shows the data she collected. Which statement best describes the data Maria found?

• The mass of each object is dependent on the gravitational force.

• The mass of each object increases as gravitational force decreases.

• The gravitational force each object experiences decreases as mass increases.

• The gravitational force each object experiences is dependent on the object's mass.

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GA.SPS8.c.