Pop Quiz Forces and Motion Wednesday 4/26/23

Pulling a wagon with bricks in it is more difficult that pulling an empty wagon. This obeys which of Newton’s Laws?

• a. Newton’s First Law of Motion
• b. Newton’s Second law of Motion
• c. Newton’s Third Law of Motion

Andrew began driving at 9:00 AM and traveled without stopping for 100 miles to Miami, Florida. If you wanted to calculate Andrew’s average speed, what information would you need?

• a. The direction Andrew drove.
• b. The time Andrew arrived in Miami. (Then Calculate Distance/Time)
• c. The initial speed and the final speed Andrew drove.
• d. The type of vehicle Andrew was driving.

Acceleration can be a change in speed or

• a. Friction
• b. Velocity/Direction
• c. Time
• d. Force

Standing on the ground and the ground pushing up at your feet obeys which of Newton’s Laws?

• a. Newton’s First Law of Motion
• b. Newton’s Second law of Motion
• c. Newton’s Third Law of Motion

11. Michael and Jeff are trying to move a new refrigerator into the kitchen. Michael pushed with 350 Newtons of force forward and Jeff pushed with 300 Newtons forward. What is the Net Force? Is this balanced or unbalanced?

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Correct answer: 650 N Forward, this is unbalanced

Compare balanced and unbalanced forces. Which one has motion or movement?

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Correct answer: Unbalanced forces have a net force greater than 0 and have motion, balanced forces have a net force of 0 and no movement

Fill in the blanks with the correct term from the box.

• Velocity

• ____________ is the change in velocity over time

• Balanced Forces

• ____________ is speed in a specific direction.

• Newton's 2nd Law

• .__________________ states that the acceleration of an object depends on the mass of the object and the amount of force applied.

• Unbalanced Forces

• _______________ can cause a change in motion. They have a net force greater than 0.

• Acceleration

• ______________ do not change motion. They have a net force of 0.