Which of the following is true about pressure?

Pressure relates to the amount of force put on a given surface area.

Pressure is calculated by dividing the force by the area.

Which of the following is true about water pressure?

The higher the water in a water tower, the more pressure at the bottom of the pipe.

The size of the pipe coming out of a water tower does not affect the water pressure at the bottom of the pipe.

The volume of water in a water tower determines the pressure.

Which of the following statements are true?

Balloons (full of air) float on water because they are less dense than water.

Density equals mass divided by volume.

Density equals volume divided by mass.

How does a Newton's Cradle illustrate Newton's third law of motion?

When you lift the ball on the left, it comes back down with a force, and the energy is transmitted through the three balls in the center to the ball on the far right. The ball on the far right then moves with a motion that is equal and opposite to the motion of the ball that you lifted.

When you lift the ball on the left, it comes back down with a force, and the energy is transmitted through the three balls in the center to the ball on the far right. The ball on the far right then moves higher than the height of the ball that you lifted since it gains force throughout the center.

When you lift the ball on the left, it comes back down with a force, and the energy is transmitted through the three balls in the center to the ball on the far right. The ball on the far right does not move since all of the energy is lost to the three center balls.

What was the conclusion of the Racer coasting into the supply box experiment? (Note: more than one conclusion can be correct so you must check all that are true)

The action was the racer hitting the box and the reaction was the box pushing back against the racer.

When the box was loose, it absorbed some of the energy thus causing the racer to not be pushed back as much.

Every action force has an equal and opposite reaction force.

This was not an example of action - reaction forces.

What was the conclusion from the density experiment when the candle, penny, and egg were placed in a container full of water?

The objects with a density of less than 1 g/mL floated (candle) and the objects with a density of higher than 1 g/mL sank (penny & egg)

The objects with a density of more than 1 g/mL floated (candle) and the objects with a density of lower than 1 g/mL (penny and egg) sank

Whether an object floats or sinks has nothing to do with their densities.

Use the graph below to choose which statement(s) are true.

a non-linear graph showing the vehicles traveling faster and faster

a non-linear graph showing the vehicles traveling at a constant speed

a non-linear graph showing the vehicles traveling slower and slower

Be sure to look over the conclusions from the experiments and concepts from Chapters 4 and 5 including...

how can a boat made of cement float if cement's density is greater than water

if 2 holes are poked in a cup of water on top of eachother, which one will have a greater water pressure

what will happen to the racer if coasted into the supply box (while holding the box and while not holding the box

what will happen to a penny placed on top of your racer and sent around a circular track

Adv Phys Sci-Section 1 -CH 4-5-Forces/Motion Density Buoyancy

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Which is true about Newton's third law of motion?

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

When you push against a wall, it reacts and pushes back at you.

For every action, there is an opposite reaction (force) that is almost equal to it.

If two movable objects push against each other, the one with the larger mass will move less.

Which of the following best describes what a centripetal force is?

A force that continually pulls a spinning object towards its center.

A force that comes from a string.

The craters of the moon

Which of the following uses a centripetal force?

A baseball

A flying bird

The moon orbiting the Earth

Which of the following is true about friction?

Friction speeds things up.

Friction produces heat.

Friction wears down objects.

Friction allows things to not wear out.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

Which of the following is true about lubricants?

A lubricant is a substance that increases friction.

Lubricants reduce friction between two surfaces.

A common lubricant would be oil.

A lubricant fills in the tiny bumps and cracks in a surface.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

Which of the following help to reduce friction?

Ball bearnings.

sandpaper

starfish

wheels

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

Which of the following are correct formulas for slope?

slope = rise / run

slope = run / rise

slope = change in y / change in x

slope = change in x / change in y

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Adv Phys Sci-Section 1 -CH 4-5-Forces/Motion Density Buoyancy

Which is true about Newton's third law of motion?

Which of the following best describes what a centripetal force is?

Which of the following uses a centripetal force?

Which of the following is true about friction?

Which of the following is true about lubricants?

Which of the following help to reduce friction?

Which of the following are correct formulas for slope?

Which of the following are correct formulas for slope?

Which of the following is true about pressure?

You can increase the pressure by decreasing the surface area which is related to the concept of using a sharp knife compared to a dull knife.

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