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Review for Test
For the following diagrams calculate the net force. Be
sure to indicate the magnitude and direction of the
net force.
Skateboard
Net F Y : __________
Net F X : __________
Is the skater speeding up, slowing down or
moving at constant velocity? ________________
How do you know? ________________________
________________________________________
Draw and label a force diagram representing a
hockey puck moving across the ice to the right.
The hockey puck has a weight of 10 N and a
friction force of 20 N.
Situation A
Net F Y : _________
NetF X : __________
Situation B
Net F Y : _________
Net F X : _________
Puck
Net F Y : __________
Net F X : __________
Situation C
Net F Y : _________
Net F X : _________
Situation D
Net F Y : _________
Net F X : _________
Is the puck speeding up, slowing down or
traveling at a constant velocity? ______________
How do you know? _______________________
________________________________________
______________________________________
Situation A
Situation B
20,000N
20,000N
15,000N
25,000 N
Situation C
Jet Plane
F Y : __________
F X : __________
Read each FBD above. 1st line-determine the net
force. 2nd line-describe the motion of the object.
Situation A
Situation B
_________________ _________________
_________________ _________________
Situation C
_________________
_________________
Is the plane’s elevation (height) changing? _____
Why?
Is the plane accelerating or moving at a constant
velocity? _____
Why?
Draw a FBD and determine the Net Force on the object in each situation below.
1) You push a 85N box across the floor to the left with a 20N force. The force of friction is 4N.
Net Force: _____________
2) Joe pushes on the right side of the 230N boulder with a 75N force while Steph pushes on the left side of
with a 83N force.
Net Force: ____________
3) Kate puts up a tire swing in her yard. The tire weighs 120N.
Net Force: ____________
4) An air hockey puck glides across the table at a constant velocity. The puck weighs 0.002N.
Net Force: ____________
Complete the following showing 3 step math. a = F / m Weight = W = m g
1) An unbalanced force of 25.0N acting in an easterly direction is applied to a 12.0kg mass. What will be the
acceleration of the mass?
2) An object moving with a constant velocity has an unbalanced force applied to it. If the acceleration is
14m/s2 and the mass of the object is 3.75kg, what is the force acting on this object?
3) A racing car undergoes a uniform acceleration of 8.00m/s2. If the unbalanced force causing the
acceleration is 6,000N, what is the mass of the racing car?
4) An economy car has a mass of 800kg. What is its weight?
5) A 7.5kg object is placed on a spring scale on the surface of the planet Nerdo. If the spring scale reads
78.4N, what is the acceleration of gravity on Nerdo?
6) A car has a mass of 1200.0kg. How much would the car weigh on the moon where the gravitational
acceleration is 1.60m/s2?