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Standardized Test Practice 1 1. Two tractors pull against a 1.00×103 kg log. If the angle of the tractor’s chains in relation to each other is 18.0°, and each tractor pulls with a force of 8×102 N, what forces will they be able to exert? A. 250 N B. 1.52×103 N C. 1.58×103 N D. 1.60×103 N Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 2. An airplane pilot tries to fly directly east with a velocity of 800.0 km/h. If a wind comes from the southwest at 80.0 km/h, what is the relative velocity of the airplane to the surface of Earth? A. 804 km/h, 5.7° N of E B. 804 km/h, 8.4° N of E C. 859 km/h, 4.0° N of E D. 880 km/h, 45° N of E Edit this image. Use the correct multiply sign. Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 3. For a winter fair, some students decide to build 30-kg wooden pull-carts on sled skids. If two 90-kg passengers get in, how much force will the puller have to exert to move the pull-cart? The coefficient of maximum static friction between the cart and the snow is 0.15. A. 1.8×102 N B. 3.1×102 N C. 2.1×103 N D. 1.4×104 N Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 4. It takes a minimum force of 280 N to move a 5.0-kg crate. What is the coefficient of maximum static friction between the crate and the floor? A. 0.18 B. 0.57 C. 1.8 D. 5.6 Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 5. What is the y component of a 95.3-N force that is exerted at 57.1° to the horizontal? A. 51.8 N B. 80.0 N C. 114 N D. 175 N Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 6. A string exerts a force of 18 N on a box at an angle of 34° from the horizontal. What is the horizontal component of the force on the box? A. 10 N B. 15 N C. 21.7 N D. 32 N Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 7. Sukey is riding her bicycle on a path when she comes around a corner and sees that a fallen tree is blocking the way 42 m ahead. If the coefficient of friction between her bicycle’s tires and the gravel path is 0.36, and she is traveling at 50 km/h, how much stopping distance will she require? Sukey and her bicycle together have a mass of 95 kg. A. 3.00 m B. 4.00 m C. 8.12 m D. 27.3 m Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 8. A man starts from a position 310 m north of his car and walks for 2.7 min. in a westward direction at a constant velocity of 10 km/h. How far is he from his car when he stops? Answer: 5.5×102 m Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 9. Jeeves is tired of his 41.2-kg son sliding down the banister, so he decides to apply an extremely sticky paste that increases the coefficient of static friction to 0.72 to the top of the banister. What will be the magnitude of the static friction force on the boy if the banister is at an angle of 52.4° from the horizontal? Answer: 1.8×102 N Standardized Test Practice 1

Standardized Test Practice 1 Test-Taking Tip Calculators Are Only Machines If your test allows you to use a calculator, use it wisely. Figure out which numbers are relevant, and determine the best way to solve the problem before you start punching keys. Standardized Test Practice 1

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