P.6A Progress Check 1
Quiz by ALEJANDRO URBY
High School
Physics (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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- Q 1/5Score 0What are the variables provided in the situation above?29V=4.0m/s, F(employee)=500N, F(box)=1,000N, d=500mV=4.0m/s, F(employee)=500N, F(box)=1,000N, d=50mV=4.0m/s, F(employee)=50N, F(box)=100N, d=50mV=10.0m/s, F(employee)=500N, F(box)=1,000N, d=50m
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- Q1What are the variables provided in the situation above?V=4.0m/s, F(employee)=500N, F(box)=1,000N, d=500mV=4.0m/s, F(employee)=500N, F(box)=1,000N, d=50mV=4.0m/s, F(employee)=50N, F(box)=100N, d=50mV=10.0m/s, F(employee)=500N, F(box)=1,000N, d=50m60s112.39.c.2.d
- Q2What equation do you need to calculate the work done?W=F/dW=F+dW=FdW=d/F60s112.39.c.2.j
- Q3What is the work done by the employee on the box shown above?1,500,000J500,000J0J1,000,000J60s112.39.c.6.a
- Q4What is the work done by the conveyor belt on the box and the employee?50,000N75,000N150,000N10,000N60s112.39.c.6.a
- Q5What would the work vs. distance graph for the conveyor belt look like?Curved line with a positive, decreasing slope.Straight line with a constant negative slope.Curved line with a positive, increasing slope.Straight line with a constant positive slope.60s112.39.c.4.a
