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$100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 1 - 100 1-100 What is the formula for nd Newton’s 2 Law? 1 - 100 1-100A a = ΣF/m 1-200 Rearrange nd Newton’s 2 Law to solve for the sum of the forces. 1 - 100 1-200A ΣF = ma 1-300 Rearrange nd Newton’s 2 Law to solve for mass. 1 - 100 1-300A m = ΣF/a 1-400 What is a formula that can be used to solve for the final velocity of an object with an unbalanced force? 1 - 100 1-400A 1-500 What are the two formulas missing from the review? 1 - 100 1-500A 1 - 100 2-100 #2 What is st Newton’s 1 Law? 1 - 100 2-100A An object at rest stays at rest…. 2-200 #2 How does N’s st 1 Law explain constant velocity? Constant velocity ….. 1 - 100 2-200A 2-300 #3 What is nd Newton’s 2 Law? 1 - 100 2-300A Unbalanced force leads to acceleration 2-400 How is Newton’s Law related to weight? 1 - 100 2-400A Weight is a force due to Earth 2-500 #4 What is rd Newton’s 3 Law? Give an example. 1 - 100 2-500A Equal and opposite reactions 1 - 100 3-100 Define mass 1 - 100 3-100A The amount of matter in an object, measured in kg 3-200 #6 Define weight 1 - 100 3-200A Force of Earth (or other planet) on an object, measured in Newtons 3-300 #8 Complete the table for force, weight, mass and velocity 1 - 100 3-300A #8 #9 What do you know about the force exerted on a penny… 3-400 1 - 100 3-400A #9 3-500 #7: A mosquito runs into a car windshield… 1 - 100 3-500A The mosquito and truck exert and equal force but experience different accelerations 1 - 100 4-100 #10 Constant force means…. 1 - 100 4-100A Acceleration! 4-200 A 400 kg jet ski is racing along a constant 3 m/s East. Draw a force diagram, and label the forces on the jet-ski, considering the water pushes back on the jet-ski with a force of 2000 N. 1 - 100 4-200A 4-300 A 400 kg jet ski is racing along a constant 3 m/s East. Are the forces balanced or unbalanced? How do you know? 1 - 100 4-300A The forces are balanced because constant velocity 4-400 You exert a 550 N force on a backpack to lift it up from where it was sitting on the ground. It has a mass of 8 kg. What is the acceleration of the backpack? Draw a force diagram. 1 - 100 4-400A #12 4-500 A 300 kg sled is being pulled by a pack of dogs over packed snow. At first the sled is a rest, and then it accelerates at 2 m/s2 once the dogs start pulling. If the dogs exert a 1200 N force on the sled: Draw a force diagram. Create a formula for the sum of the forces in the x-direction. Calculate the friction force exerted by the snow on the sled. 1 - 100 4-500A #13 1 - 100 5-100 Matt is sitting on a 0.6 kg yoga mat. Matt is 50 kg. All of a sudden the phone rings, Matt leaps off the mat, pushing it to the left with a force of 45 N. Draw a force diagram for the mat while Matt leaps. Draw a force diagram for the yoga mat. 1 - 100 5-100A 5-200 Matt is sitting on a 0.6 kg yoga mat. Matt is 50 kg. All of a sudden the phone rings, Matt leaps off the mat, pushing it to the left with a force of 45 N. Calculate the acceleration of Matt. 1 - 100 5-200A 5-300 Matt is sitting on a 0.6 kg yoga mat. Matt is 50 kg. All of a sudden the phone rings, Matt leaps off the mat, pushing it to the left with a force of 45 N. Calculate the acceleration of the yoga mat. #14 d 1 - 100 5-300A 5-400 20 kg astronaut is in space, working on the exterior of her 5000 kg shuttle, when she accidentally drifts away from it. Luckily, she is attached to the shuttle by a 200 meter long cord. The cord brings her to a stop 200 meters from the shuttle. The astronaut starts from rest and then moves to the shuttle in 15 seconds. Draw the force diagram 1 - 100 5-400A #15 a 5-500 15 b and c 1 - 100 5-500A 6-100 1 - 100 16 a 1 - 100 6-100A 16 a (answer) 6-200 #16 b 1 - 100 6-200A #16 b (answer) 6-300 What is Mr. Bedi’s dream pet? 1 - 100 6-300A A Mexican red knee tarantula 6-400 What is Ms. B’s birthday? 1 - 100 6-400A April 3rd 6-500 Why haven’t the asteroids in the asteroid belt formed a new planet? 1 - 100 6-500A Gravitational pull of Jupiter What are the planets in order from the sun? Mercury, Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune