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True or False: The best way to mathematically represent a vector is force and direction.

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False: Magnitude and Direction

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True or False: Two vectors in the same direction can be added together.

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True

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True or False: You represent a vector on a graph by an arrow starting at the origin.

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True

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True or False: An arrow is the only way to represent a vector on a graph.

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False: Rectangular coordinates can also be used

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True or False: The vertical coordinate of a force at an angle is equal to amplitude.

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False: Vertical Velocity, altitude, or velocity against gravity.

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True or false: The horizontal coordinate of a force of an angle is equal to the horizontal velocity.

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True

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True or False: Newton’s first law is F=MA

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False: An object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest.

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True or False: Newton’s second law is F=MA

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True

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True or False: Newton’s Third law is For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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True

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True or False: Inertia is the tendency to resist change in state.

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True

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True or False: The less mass you have the more inertia you have

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False: The more mass you have the more inertia.

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True or False: The more velocity you have the more inertia you have.

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True

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True or False: If a weight is hanging from the ceiling and you pull slowly, the lower string will break.

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False: the upper string.

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True or False: If a weight is hanging from the ceiling and you pull quickly, the lower string will break.

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True

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True or False: Newton’s third law of motion is demonstrated when you break a car and your head hits the windshield.

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False: Newton’s first law

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True or False: Kinetic friction is when there is enough force between the object and the surface it’s on to not move.

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False: Static Friction

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True or False: Static Friction is when there I enough force to overcome the friction of the ground to move the object.

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False: Kinetic Force

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True or False: All the force of the biceps muscle is used to move the elbow.

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False: The force also is used to stabilize the joint.

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True or False: Potential energy is stored energy.

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True

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True or False: Gasoline does not have potential energy.

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False: Gasoline has potential energy

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True or False: An object in motion has kinetic energy.

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True

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True or false: The slower the velocity, the greater the kinetic energy

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False: faster the velocity

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True or false: The greater the mass the greater the kinetic energy.

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True

24
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True or false: Kinetic energy involves mass and velocity.

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True

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True or False: Momentum is mass X velocity.

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True

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True or False: Work is a unit of power.

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False: It’s a unit of energy

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True or false: Work is force x distance

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True

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True or false: Torque is used to measure linear motion.

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False: Rotary motion

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True or False: Torque is force x distance

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True

30
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True or False: The center of gravity for women is 2 inches above the hips.

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False: It is at the hips

31
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True or False: The center of gravity of men is the same as women.

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False: It’s two inches above the hips

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True or false: A first order lever has the fulcrum in the middle.

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True

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True or false: A second order lever has the load in the middle and an example is a see saw

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False: Load is in the middle, but an example is a wheelbarrow.

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True or false: A third order lever has the force in the middle and gets little range of motion.

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False: Third order lever gets a lot of range of motion.

35
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True or False: Biceps is an example of a first order lever.

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False: third lever

36
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True or false: limits of stability is related to the center of gravity centered over the silhouette of the foot.

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True

37
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True or false: The center of gravity is always within the body.

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False: It can be outside.

38
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True or False: To stabilize a wheelchair the center of gravity should be behind the axil.

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False: In front of the axil.

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True or false: Elasticity is when the object bends and stays bent, but doesn’t break.

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False: Plasticity

40
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True or false: Elasticity is when the material bends then returns to its original shape.

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True

41
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True or false: The fracture point of a material is within the plastic region.

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False: After

42
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True or false: Bone is very plastic.

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False: Elastic not plastic

43
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True or False: The muscle keeps from tearing because of ligaments.

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False: tendons

44
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True or False: A spiral fraction is because of twisting or rotation.

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True

45
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True or False: Hylain cartilage protects the tendon by covering the bone during motion.

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True

46
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True or False: Discs are elastic.

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True

47
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True or False: discs do not lose their elasticity.

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False: Get dehydrated and lose elasticity

48
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True or false: The center of rotation on an orthotic device should be right over the center of rotation of the knee.

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True

49
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True or false: There is no center of rotation of the knee.

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True

50
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True or False: Standing on your toes is a first class lever:

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False: Second

51
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True or False: Muscle is a linear force generator

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False: Nonlinear

52
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True or False: Pennet muscle generates more force then long ranged fibers

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True

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