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DCA 2 Review 8th Grade

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  • If the man and car have a mass of 3 Kg, what is the acceleration?
    1 m/s^2
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  • If the plane weighs 35 Kg, what is it's acceleration?
    20 m/s^2
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  • What's the difference between speed and velocity?
    Velocity is speed with direction
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  • If a car is traveling 234 miles per hour east, which of these statements is true?
    The speed is 3.9 mi/s east
    The acceleration is 3.9 mi/s^2
    The acceleration is 234 mi/s^2
    The velocity is 3.9 mi/s east
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  • When mass is held constant, as force increases, what happens to the acceleration?
    Increases
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  • Why does the water keep moving when the man and cup are stopped due to tripping?
    Inertia (Objects in motion stay in motion, Newton's 1st Law)
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  • Which of Newton's Laws is best shown through swimming?
    3rd
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  • Which row(s) will have the greatest acceleration?
    2 and 4
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  • If a car drives 50 meters in 30 minutes, what was it's speed in meters per hour?
    100 m/h
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  • How much force would it take to swing a 2kg bat at 5 m/s^2?
    10 N
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  • The diagram shows two forces acting on a moving train. Make a true statement about what will happen when the two forces are applied to the train
    The train will accelerate because of unbalanced forces.
    The train will continue to move at a constant speed
    The train will slow down because the forces are balanced.
    The train will come to a complete stop
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  • Which option correctly pairs the motion with the units?
    S=m/s^2 East, V=m/s East, A=m/s
    S=m, V=m/s , A=m/s East
    S=m/s, V=m/s East, A=m/s^2 East
    S=m/s East, V=m/s, A=m/s^2 East
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  • A car travels 30m in 60s. If it continues at this speed, how far will it travel in 100s?
    50 m
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  • What's the magnitude of the net force?
    50N to the left
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  • Balanced forces cause...
    Speed
    Change in motion
    No change in motion
    Acceleration
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  • Unbalanced forces cause...
    Acceleration
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