14.4 study guide newtons laws Flashcards
What is always required to overcome inertia?
a. force of friction
b. force of gravity
c. unbalanced force
d. two of the above
unbalanced forces
An object at rest will stay at rest as long as the net force acting on it is
a. positive.
b. strong.
c. stable.
d. zero.
zero
Inertia causes a moving object to
a. keep moving.
b. stop moving.
c. slow down.
d. speed up.
keep moving
The inertia of an object depends on its
a. mass.
b. speed.
c. velocity.
d. direction.
mass
The acceleration of an object is inversely related to its
a. mass.
b. speed.
c. weight.
d. velocity.
mass
If you apply 10 N of force to a 10-kg object, what will be the object’s acceleration?
a. 10 m/s2
b. 10 N/kg
c. 1 m/s2
d. 1 kg/N
1 m/s2
What is the SI unit for momentum?
a. kg/s2
b. kg * m/s2
c. kg * s/m
d. none of the above
none of the above
T/F: _____ Newton’s first law of motion applies only to stationary objects.
false
T/F: _____ It takes more force to start running than to keep running.
true
T/F: _____ It is harder to stop a 60-kg football player than a 40-kg football player if they have the same velocity.
true
T/F: _____ An object’s acceleration depends on its mass and speed.
false
T/F: _____ If you increase the net force acting on an object, its acceleration also increases.
true
T/F: _____ Newton’s second law of motion applies only to objects that are moving.
false
T/F: _____ If you know an object’s mass, you also know its weight because mass and weight measure the same thing.
false
T/F: _____ Newton’s third law of motion describes how forces act in pairs.
true