Calculating net forces answer key
[DOC File]CALCULATING FORCE WORKSHEET
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CALCULATING FORCE WORKSHEET (Newton’s 2nd Law) Calculate the force in the following problems by using the equation: Force = mass x acceleration F = m a. Be sure to (1) ALWAYS write the equation (2)plug in the numbers and units, (3) give the answer with the correct units. 1. A man hits a golf ball (0.2 kg) which accelerates at a rate of 20 m/s2.
[DOC File]Balanced and Unbalanced Forces Worksheet
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Examine the forces acting on the freezer in the diagram and answer questions 1 – 3. Are any of the forces acting on the freezer balanced? If so, which ones? Are any of the forces acting on the freezer unbalanced? If so, which ones? Describe the motion of the freezer. Two men of equal strength have a …
[DOCX File]Chapter 11 & 12 Study Guide: Motion & Forces
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Chapter 11 & 12 Study Guide: Motion & Forces Answer Key. Chapter 11: Motion. Define (include the formula. and circle diagram for calculating speed, velocity, and acceleration): Distance: The length between two objects or the length of the path traveled. Speed: distance traveled by the time it took to travel. s. peed = distance/time
[DOCX File]CP Physics 36-Week Practice Exam Answers 4th Marking Period
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The two measurements necessary for calculating average speed are distance and time. 27. V ave = d/t=80 km/2hrs=40 km/hr. ... Net Force =5 N (forces in opposite direction so subtract) 44. Net Force =0 N (same reason as 43) ... Same answer as 80. 82. Gravitational forces are comparatively small. Electrical forces can repel or attract.
[DOC File]Forces Worksheet
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Determine the net force acting on the object and . calculate the acceleration of the object. SOLUTIONS TO 1-13 FORCE PROBLEMS. 1. How much force is needed to accelerate a 66 kg skier at 2 m/sec2? f=ma f= 66 x 2 f = 132 N. 2. What is the force on a 1000 kg elevator that is falling freely at 9.8 m/sec2? F= ma f= 1000 x 9.8 f=9,800 n. 3.
[DOCX File]Chapter 11 & 12 Study Guide: Motion & Forces
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Chapter 11 & 12 Study Guide: Motion & Forces. Chapter 11: Motion. Define (include the formula. and circle diagram for calculating speed, velocity, and acceleration): Distance: The length between two objects or the length of the path traveled. Speed: distance traveled …
[DOC File]CALCULATING FORCE WORKSHEET
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CALCULATING WEIGHT WORKSHEET (Newton’s 2nd Law) Calculate weight (force due to gravity) in the following problems by using the equation: weight = mass x free-fall acceleration w = m g. g (on Earth) = 9.8 m/s2. Be sure to (1) ALWAYS write the equation (2)plug in the numbers and units, (3) give the answer with the correct units. 7.
[DOCX File]Activity 2.1.4 Calculating Force Vectors Answer Key
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Activity 2.1.4 Calculating Force Vectors Answer Key. Introduction. If guy wires are used to stabilize a tower, what is the minimum number of wires necessary? Imagine what would happen if you only used one or two wires. The guy wires work together so that the tower does not fall in any direction.
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