Unit One Force Test Flashcards
- The relationship among mass, force, and acceleration is explained by what?
Answer: Newton’s 2nd law
Reference: concept 1
- A baseball player swings his bat and misses the ball but hits a fly that was hovering over home plate the acceleration of the fly compared to what the acceleration of the ball would have been with the same force applied to it would be
Answer: Larger
Reference: concept 1
- When two forces on the same object are equal and opposite, these forces are called
- Balanced
Reference: concept 1
- An object that is falling has a constant what?
Answer: Acceleration
Reference: concept 1
- An object will move at a constant velocity unless has an unbalanced force acts opponent it
Answer: Newton’s 1st law
Reference: concept 1
- A net force acting on an object causes the object to acceleration in the direction of the net force
Answer: Newton’s 2 law
Reference: concept 1
- Why does someone not wearing a seatbelt in a car fly forward when the was stops suddenly? Make sure to include the laws that explain this.
Answer: b/c objects in motion resist change in motion, due to inertia, 1st law
Reference: concept 1
- Why does it take more effort to make a bowling ball accelerate 25 m/s2 than to make a tennis ball accelerate 25 m/s2?
Make sure to include which law explains this.
Answer: b/c the bowling ball has more mass thus needs a greater force to accelerate it 2nd law
Reference: concept 1
- Rank the following objects from least to most inertia.
Answer: pencil, science textbook, truck
Reference: concept 1
- Answer the following questions according to the data table of a sky divers motion to the right.
C.why does this occur?
Gravity and air resistance become balanced. Falling human falls at a constant velocity.
Reference: concept 1
39.put N
Not in kg it’s in N
- What is the first thing you do in a problem
Add a given
- If a 53kg Boulder falls off a cliff, what is the force with which it will hit the ground?
Answer: f= 519.4 N
Reference: concept 1
- A man and his bike are 95kg. His instantaneous speed at one point is 14m/s. The next time his speed is checked he is going 28m/s. If the second speed was taken 7 seconds later, what force must the man have givin his bike to change the speed? What was the bicyclist’s final moment?
Answer: pf = 2,660kg* m/s
Reference: Concept 2
- What is the first thing you do in a problem
Add a given(s)