Physics Review

What is the net force acting on the car?

• 20 N

• 10 N

• 30 N

• 40 N

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The table below describes the motion of five different objects. Which of the objects experienced balanced forces? Select TWO correct answers.

• Object 1

• Object 2

• Object 3

• Object 4

• Object 5

Listed below are 8 scenarios in which two forces are acting on an object. Which of the objects would move to the left based on the forces applied in each scenario? Select TWO correct answers

• Object A

• Object B

• Object C

• Object D

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Which of the following statements accurately describe the forces? Select TWO

• The forces are balanced.

• The forces are unbalanced.

• The net force is 100 newtons.

• The net force is 20 newtons.

• The net force is 2,400 newtons.

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A 35 kg boat is moving at a constant speed. Then a 7 N force is applied. After some time, the boat is moving much faster. What is the acceleration of the boat?

• 5 m/s²

• 0.2 m/s²

• Higher than 0.2 m/s², because the boat was already moving

• Higher than 5 m/s², because the boat was moving faster after some time

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The table displays the acceleration of four cars that have the same mass. What would be the order of force applied, from greatest to least, based on the acceleration of each car? Move the correct answer to each box.

• Car D: 55.0 m/s²

• Car B: 60.0 m/s²

• Car A: 35.0 m/s²

• Car C: 45.0 m/s²

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Students were testing the effect of force on two different objects. Object 1 had a mass of 10 kg and Object 2 had a mass of 15 kg. Both objects were pushed with the same force. Which of the following statements accurately describe the motion of the objects? Select TWO correct answers.

• Object 1 will travel a farther distance with a greater speed than Object 2.

• Both objects will move in the same direction at the same speed.

• Both objects will move in the same direction with Object 1 having a greater speed.

• Object 2 will travel a farther distance with a lesser speed than Object 1.

• Object 2 will travel a lesser distance with a greater speed than Object 1.

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The net force of a school bus taking students home accelerating at a rate of 2.0 m/s2

10,078 Newtons. 

What is the mass of the school bus in kilograms?

• 5039 kilograms

• 3000 kilograms

• 7000 kilograms

• 10000 kilograms

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Jonas and his family are moving to another part of the city. As Jonas, his brother, and his Dad were driving one of the trucks filled with furniture to their new home, Jonas noticed that the truck seemed to take longer to stop now that it was heavier with the furniture. Which Newton's Law explains why this happens?

• A) Newton's First Law

• B) Newton's Second Law

• C) Newton's Third Law

• D) Newton's Laws do not explain why this happens.

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A baseball player hits a baseball with a bat, causing it to fly across the field. Three actions occur during this event:

1. The ball moves toward the batter at a constant velocity.

2. The ball hits the bat and then flies in the opposite direction.

3. The ball moves with an acceleration proportional to the force applied by the batter and the mass of the ball. Which of the following pairs each event with the Law that it describes?

• 1: Newton’s First Law; 2: Newton’s Second Law; 3: Newton’s Third Law

• 1: Newton’s Second Law; 2: Newton’s First Law; 3: Newton’s Third Law

• 1: Newton’s Third Law; 2: Newton’s Second Law; 3: Newton’s First Law

• 1: Newton’s First Law; 2: Newton’s Third Law; 3: Newton’s Second Law

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