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Force and Motion Review
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1. After studying each graph, determine what the line shape could be revealing to you concerning the movement of a soup can down a ramp. Distance (meters) A A As the can rolled down the ramp the speed increased.
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Distance (meters) B B As the can rolled down the ramp the speed decreased.
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Distance (meters) C C As the can rolled down the ramp the speed stayed constant.
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Distance (meters) D D As the can rolled down the ramp the speed stayed constant, then increased, then stayed constant again.
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Which of the graphs shows that one of runners started 10 yards further ahead of the other? Graph A
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Which person ran faster? W X Person X
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What is the acceleration of person X between 2 and 4 seconds? W X Acceleration is 0 m/s²
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What is the net force on the box below? Which direction will it move? 5 N 13 N Net force is 8 N moving to the left.
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You are running the 400m oval track around the football field. Your first lap was completed in 3.3 minutes, the second lap in 0.55 minutes. Explain your 2 laps in terms of speed, velocity and acceleration. Speed 1 st lap = 121.2m/min Speed 2 nd lap = 727.3m/min Velocity 1 st lap = 121.2m/min counterclockwise Velocity 2 nd lap = 727.3m/min counterclockwise Acceleration occurred going into the curve and emerging from the curve. Acceleration also occurred from the 1 st lap to the 2 nd lap.
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The velocity (speed) of a 40 kg object increases from 20 m/s to 30 m/s in 2 seconds. What is the acceleration of the object during these 2 seconds? 5 m/s²
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A toy car with a mass of 4g and a truck with a mass of 20g were pushed with the same amount of force. Which vehicle’s velocity will increase the most? How much more acceleration? The toy car 5x faster
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Draw the 2 formula triangles for Force and Speed. Explain them.
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When a car suddenly stops at a red light, a book lying on the car seat slides forward. Why does the book continue to move forward? The book’s inertia causes it to continue moving.
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