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Forces and Motion

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    Newton's Laws, Friction, Weight, Gravity, Terminal Velocity
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  • The force that pulls objects towards the center of the Earth at 9.8 m/s/s.
    Gravity
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  • List the four types of friction.
    Fluid, rolling, static, and sliding.
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  • An object that is in free fall reaches terminal velocity when __________________.
    Gravity and air resistance equal each other.
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  • An object will experience no motion when the net force calculated is _____________.
    zero
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  • Which of Newton's Laws are represented in the following: A cat pounces on a ball and is knocked backwards.
    3rd Law
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  • What force is applied to two people that each mass 150 kg a piece and are in free fall.
    2,940 N
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  • Why does a persons weight change when they visit the moon?
    Because the gravitational field changes.
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  • Calculate the time it takes for an apple to fall from a tree if the initial velocity is 45 m/s before it hits the ground.
    4.59 or 4.6 sec
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  • Anything thrown or shot through the air is considered a(n) ______________.
    Projectile.
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  • Another name for Newton's First Law is the Law of ________________.
    Inertia.
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  • Momentum is a characteristic that is dependent upon _______ and ___________.
    Mass and velocity.
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  • Which of Newton's Law states that the force applied to an object and the mass of the object determines the acceleration of the object?
    2nd Law
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  • How can someone reduce the amount of friction encountered by two objects surfaces?
    Apply lubrication; e.g. lotion, butter, oil, grease, etc.
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  • What are some differences between a balanced and an unbalanced force?
    A balanced produces no motion and the net force is zero. An unbalanced force produces motion and the net force is greater than zero.
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  • Calculate the acceleration due to gravity on Pluto if a robot has a mass of 175kg and a weight of 950 N.
    5.42 m/s/s
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  • Which of Newton's three laws explains why a gun recoils?
    3rd
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