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Balanced vs Unbalanced
Prompt 100 Points
When one force is greater
than another, we say the
forces are
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
100 Points
Unbalanced
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
200 Points
A book sits at rest on a
table. The forces acting on
the book are….
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
200 Points
Balanced
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
300 Points
A car pulls up to a red light. As the car
slows down the forces become...
A. Frictional
B. Balanced
C. Unbalanced
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
300 Points
Balanced
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
400 Points
Unbalanced forces cause
objects to ….
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
400 Points
Accelerate, change speed
and/or direction
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MINERALS
500 Points
A space probe traveling through
outer space has balanced forces
acting on it. How is this possible
since the space probe is in motion?
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Balanced vs Unbalanced
500 Points
The space probe is
moving at a constant
speed.
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Net Force
100 Points
What is the net force acting
on the box?
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Net Force
100 Points
5N – 5N = 0N
Net Force = 0 Newtons
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Net Force
200 Points
What is the net force acting on the couch?
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Net Force
200 Points
25N + 20N = 45 N
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Net Force
300 Points
What is the net force acting on the cart
and what direction will it accelerate?
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Net Force
300 Points
4N+4N=8N
8N-3N=5N
Net Force = 5 Newtons to the
right
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Net Force
400 Points
What is the net force acting on the box and
which direction will the object accelerate?
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Net Force
400 Points
100 N, up
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Net Force
500 Points
Which diagram shows a greater net force?
Which direction will the box accelerate?
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Net Force
500 Points
Diagram A, box will
accelerate to the right
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
100 Points
A motorcycle travels 40 mi/hr
northwest.
Is this an example of speed, velocity,
or acceleration?
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
100 Points
Velocity
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
200 Points
An airplane traveling 200 km/hr
slows as it approaches the ground.
Is this an example of speed,
velocity, or acceleration?
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
200 Points
Negative acceleration
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
300 Points
Which of the following do you need to
find an object’s velocity?
A. Distance and Time
B. Distance, Mass, and Time
C. Distance, Time, and Direction
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
300 Points
C. Distance, Time, and
Direction
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
400 Points
What is acceleration?
(Give the full definition.)
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
400 Points
Acceleration is a change in
speed, direction, and/or both.
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
500 Points
What does this picture illustrate?
Speed, Velocity, or Acceleration? Explain.
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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
500 Points
Acceleration; the jumper
is changing direction and
possibly speed
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Graphs
100 Points
Describe the object’s motion in the distance
vs time graph.
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Graphs
100 Points
Constant Speed
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Graphs
200 Points
Who is traveling the fastest?
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Graphs
200 Points
Biker, steeper slope
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Graphs
300 Points
What does the horizontal line represent in the
distance vs time graph?
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Graphs
300 Points
Object is at rest, no
motion
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Graphs
400 Points
Between which 2 points is the bus slowing down?
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Graphs
400 Points
B and C
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Graphs
500 Points
Between which 2 points does the bus come
to a stop?
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Graphs
500 Points
C and D
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
100 Points
Newton’s 1st Law of Motion is also known as the
law of ___
A. Action-Reaction
B.
Inertia
C.
Force and Acceleration
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
100 Points
Inertia
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
200 Points
Which law of motion (1,2 or 3) does the
picture represent? Why?
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
200 Points
3rd law, air coming out=action;
balloon going in opposite
direction=reaction
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
300 Points
When a car suddenly comes to a stop, a
lunch bag lying in the back seat will move
forward. Why?
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
300 Points
The lunch bag’s inertia will
cause it to continue moving.
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
400 Points
How much force is needed to accelerate
a 6 kg box at a rate of
0.5 m/s2?
Force = mass x acceleration
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
400 Points
Net Force = 3 Newtons
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
500 Points
If a force of 25 Newtons is applied to all 3 of
the objects below, which one will have the most
acceleration? Why?
Object
Mass
Object X
36 kg
Object Y
21 kg
Object Z
44 kg
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
500 Points
Object Y, least mass
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