Bell Ringer Quiz 2 (Unit2 Week1) – TEKS 8.7A: Newton’s Second Law Quick Check

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Bell Ringer Quiz 2 (Unit2 Week1) – TEKS 8.7A: Newton’s Second Law Quick Check | Quizalize

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Grade 8

Science (2021)

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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Grade 8

Science (2021)

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

SCI.8.7A

Calculate and analyze how the acceleration of an object is dependent upon the net force acting on the object and the mass of the object using Newton's Second Law of Motion.

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A traveler pulls a 12 kg rolling suitcase with a net force of 30 N.
What is the suitcase’s acceleration?
30
$0.40\ m/s^2$
$2.5\ m/s^2$
$18\ m/s^2$
$360\ m/s^2$

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30
Q 2/3
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A traveler pulls a 12 kg rolling suitcase with a net force of 30 N.
What is the suitcase’s acceleration?
30
$0.40\ m/s^2$
$2.5\ m/s^2$
$18\ m/s^2$
$360\ m/s^2$

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30 sec

SCI.8.7A

A traveler pulls a 12 kg rolling suitcase with a net force of 30 N.

What is the suitcase’s acceleration?

30 sec

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A small car of 1,200 kg experiences a 2,700 N forward thrust while air resistance and friction total 900 N backward.

What is the car’s acceleration?

30 sec

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