Changes in Force
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- Q1Balanced forces on an object result in ______.a nonzero net forceunbalanced forcesno change in motiona change in motion60s
- Q2Greater mass requires ____________ for accelerationweaker forcegreater forcegreater velocitybalanced forces60s
- Q3Unbalanced forces result in _______.objects at restnonzero net forcesno change in motionbalanced forces60s
- Q4A system using coordinates or background objects to establish motion is _____.a reference framea forcemotiona direction60s
- Q5Newton's second law shows a relationship between __________.force, mass, and accelerationforce, mass and velocityspeed, acceleration, and forcespeed, acceleration, and mass60s
- Q6Newton's first law of motion is also known as the law of ______.inertiamassspeedforce60s
- Q7Which of these demonstrates Newton's first law?Bryce throws a ball that hits the floor and then bounces back upCarson's pet rockKirsten uses more force on a bowling ball than a ping pong ballAva rides a train that resists a change in motion.60s
- Q8According to Newton's first law, an object will not experience a change in motion unless acted upon by _________.an unbalanced zero forcean unbalanced forcea zero net forcea balanced force60s
- Q9Which correctly demonstrates how to increase acceleration?Decrease the mass and forceIncrease the force or reduce the massReduce the force or increase the massIncrease the mass and force60s
- Q10Which of these is the best example of Newton's second law?Zane rides a train that resists a change in motionJagur applies more force to accelerate a bowling ball than a ping pong ballRodney's pet rockKelsi throws a ball that hits the floor and then bounces back up60s
- Q11Which is NOT a formula for Newton's second law?acceleration = force X massforce = mass X accelerationacceleration = force/massmass = force/acceleration60s
- Q12How much force is needed for Fletcher to get a 12 kg bowling ball to accelerate 6m/s2?6 Newtons2 Newtons18 Newtons72 Newtons60s
- Q13Madison traveled 80 meters in 8 seconds, what is her speed?72 m/s640 m/s88 m/s10m/s60s
- Q14Jalynn throws a 48 kg block with a force of 24 Newtons. What is the acceleration of the block?2 m/s20.5 m/s212 m/s21,152 m/s260s
- Q15A push or pull that can change an object's motion is __________.motiona forcedirectionacceleration60s
