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3. Energy

4. Forces

5. Motion

6. Newton’s Laws

7. Wild Card

8. Newton’s Laws
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9. Energy - $100
What is energy?

10. What is the difference between potential energy and kinetic energy?

11. What type of energy does a stretched out rubber band have?

12. Energy - $400
What form of energy is produced every time that an energy conversion takes place?

13. What does the law of conservation of energy state?

14. Forces - $100
What is the difference between a contact force and a non-contact force?

15. Forces - $200
Is gravity an example of a contact force or a non-contact force. Explain your answer

16. Forces - $300
A rocket is traveling at a constant rate of 500 mph in a straight line. Is this an example of a balanced force or an unbalanced force?

17. Forces - $400
What two factors does gravity depend on according to the law of universal gravitation?

18. Forces - $500
Tell me the result of this free body diagram (the direction and the force) 5N
22N
12N 5N

19. What is the average speed of someone that runs 15 miles in 3 hours?
Motion - $100
What is the average speed of someone that runs 15 miles in 3 hours?

20. What is the difference between speed and velocity?
Motion - $200
What is the difference between speed and velocity?

21. Motion - $300
When does motion occur?

22. I am traveling at a constant rate of 6 m/s as I ride around the block
I am traveling at a constant rate of 6 m/s as I ride around the block. Has acceleration occurred?
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23. Motion - $500
A car and a truck are both approaching an intersection and traveling at the same rate. The light turns yellow and they both apply their brakes at the same time. Why does the car stop before the truck?

24. What does Newton’s First Law state?
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What does Newton’s First Law state?

25. What property states that an object will resist any change in motion?
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What property states that an object will resist any change in motion?

26. What does Newton’s Third Law state?
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What does Newton’s Third Law state?

27. What does acceleration depend on according to Newton’s second law?
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What does acceleration depend on according to Newton’s second law?

28. Newton’s Laws - $500
If I am on a skateboard and I attempt to push a bus what is going to happen, and which of Newton’s Laws does this illustrate?

29. Wild Card - $100
If a female basketball player jumps to dunk a basketball what two forces act on her
as she travels
towards the hoop?

30. Wild Card - $200
When did our pendulum have the most kinetic energy in the lab that we did at the beginning of the unit?

31. What effect does an increase of mass have on friction?
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What effect does an increase of mass have on friction?

32. What are the forces that keep a satellite in orbit?
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What are the forces that keep a satellite in orbit?

33. Wild Card - $500
A 76 kg man is jogging at a rate of 3 m/s east. He jogs past a 66 kg man on a skateboard that is traveling at a rate of 4 m/s west. What man has greater momentum?

34. Energy is defined as the ability to do work.$

35. Energy - $200
Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. Potential energy implies stored energy and it depends on the position of the object. Potential energy is converted to kinetic energy when an object begins moving. $

36. A stretched rubber band has elastic potential energy$

37. Energy - $400
Any time that an energy conversion takes place some thermal energy is produced $

38. Energy - $500
The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed. It is instead converted into other forms of energy $

39. Forces - $100
A contact force occurs when two surfaces come into direct contact with one another. An example of this would be air resistance. A non-contact force occurs over a distance without directly being in contact. An example would be a magnetic field. $

40. Forces - $200
Gravity is a non-contact force. Gravity exerts a force on you even when you are not in direct contact with the Earth. $

41. Forces - $300
If the two forces are balanced, the object will move at a constant speed. Stationary objects resting on a surface also have balanced forces. The downward force due to gravity is exactly equal to the upward force of the desk. $

42. Forces - $400
Gravity depends on the mass of the object and the distance that you are from the an object. $

43. The box would move 10 N to the right
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44. The speed of the person would be 5 mph
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45. Motion - $200
Speed refers to your distance over the time that it took you to travel.
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46. Motion occurs when you are moving in relation to a reference point$

47. Motion - $400
Acceleration has occurred because as I change my direction I am accelerating. $

48. Motion - $500
The car stops before the truck because it has less momentum. Momentum depends on velocity and mass $

49. Newton’s Laws - $100
Newton’s first law states that an object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion unless they are acted upon by an unbalanced force. $

50. The property of inertia
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51. Newton’s Laws - $300
Newton’s third law states that for any action you must have an equal and opposite reaction $

52. Newton’s Laws - $400
Acceleration depends on the mass of the object and the force applied to the object $

53. I will move backwards according to Newton’s Third Law.
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I will move backwards according to Newton’s Third Law. $

54. Wild Card - $100
The force of gravity pushes her back towards the Earth’s surface and her momentum continues to carry her towards the basket $

55. Wild Card - $200
Our pendulum had the most kinetic energy as it moved through the bottom of its swing. $

56. An increase in mass will cause an increase in friction
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An increase in mass will cause an increase in friction $

57. Wild Card - $400
The combined force of gravity as it puts the object in free fall as well as the movement of the object along the horizontal plane is what keeps it moving in an orbit $

58. The man traveling on the skateboard. His momentum is 264 m/s West
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The man traveling on the skateboard. His momentum is 264 m/s West $

60. Something completely random$

61. What grade is Mrs. Hartsig’s son in?
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62. What is 1st, or 2nd next year!
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63. Daily Doubles and usage notes follow...
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