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Force Physics Practice

Force Physics Practice

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This is an extensive unit.  For more specific force practice, follow this link to a list of unit sections.  Each section will have a physics practice quiz at the bottom of the page.

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Random 10 Questions from the Force Test Bank

10 - Forces Questions

1 / 10

What is the weight of a 1400 N skydiver at terminal velocity?

The way the question was stated it was giving you weight which is a force (Fw = 1400 N)

2 / 10

What is the net force when a 1400 N skydiver encounters 600 N of air resistance?

What is the net force when a 1400 N skydiver encounters 600 N of air resistance?

1400 N weight which is a vector directed down and mathematically -1400

600 N air resistance is opposite of motion so up and mathematically is +600

add the vectors together with their signs to get net force

-1400 + 600 = - 800 N or 800 N down

 

3 / 10

What is the mass of an object that accelerates at 4 m/s when 20 N of net force is applied?

Mass From Net Force

4 / 10

Net force causes _____________________.  Pick the best answer

Net force causes an object to accelerate... not just move.  Acceleration always occurs in the same direction as net force.  If you are pushing something to the right with a greater force than friction, and its net force is to the right, it will accelerate to the right.

5 / 10

Which has more inertia?

Mass is directly related to inertia.  The more the mass the more the inertia

 

Force applied equals the magnitude of force of friction in constant motion.  If you find the force of friction (Ff), you know the Force applied (FA)

6 / 10

coefficient of friction table

What is the force required to keep a 0.5 kg brick in constant motion on a wood surface?

 

Kinetic Friction Wood on Brick

7 / 10

What is the downhill force on a 4.0 kg object on a 25° Incline Plane?

downhill force

8 / 10

What is the Normal force on a 4.0 kg object on a 25° Incline Plane?

Normal Force on Incline

9 / 10

What is the weight of a 4.0 kg object on a 25° frictionless Incline Plane? (Use g = 9.8 m/s2)

Weight

10 / 10

Incline Question Pic

Which number above is where the incline angle would be placed?

Angle of Incline of the Hill

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Random 20 Questions from the Force Test Bank

20 - Forces Questions

1 / 20

What is the spring constant of a spring displaced 0.1 meters when 400 N of force is applied?

spring question

2 / 20

How much force is in a spring that has a spring constant of 4400 N/m that is displaced 0.03 m?

Spring 3

3 / 20

What is the tension in a rope when you apply a force of 100 N to pull an object forward in constant motion.

rope tension

4 / 20

What is the weight of a 1400 N skydiver at terminal velocity?

The way the question was stated it was giving you weight which is a force (Fw = 1400 N)

5 / 20

What is net force of a 1400 N skydiver at terminal velocity?

At terminal velocity a person is no longer accelerating so net force is zero because air resistance force is equal to the weight force

6 / 20

What is the acceleration of a 1400 N  skydiver when she encounters 600 N of air resistance?  (use g = 9.8 m/s/s)

Find Net Force

  • 1400 N weight, which is a vector, directed down and mathematically -1400
  • 600 N air resistance is opposite of motion so up and mathematically is +600
  • add the vectors together with their signs to get net force
  • -1400 + 600 = - 800 N or 800 N down

Find Mass

  • Fw = mg
  • m =Fw/g
  • m = 1400/9.8 = 143 kg

Calculate acceleration

Fnet­ = ma

a = Fnet/m

a = 800/143 = 5.6 m/s2

7 / 20

What is the mass of a 1400 N  skydiver when she encounters 600 N of air resistance?  (use g = 9.8 m/s/s)

Find Mass

  • Fw = mg
  • m =Fw/g
  • m = 1400/9.8 = 143 kg

8 / 20

What is the net force on a 5 kg object that has a force of 20 N applied to the right and 5 newtons applied to the left?

Sum of Forces

9 / 20

Joe has a mass of 54 kg.  What is his weight on the earth?

Fw = mg

m = 54 kg

g = 9.8 m/s2

Fw = (54)(9.8) = 529.2 N

10 / 20

Which has more inertia?

Mass is directly related to inertia.  The more the mass the more the inertia

11 / 20

coefficient of friction table

What is the minimum force required to start a 0.5 kg brick moving on a wood surface?

 

Brick on Wood Static Friction

12 / 20

What is the magnitude of net force when 162 N of force is required to keep an object in constant motion?

Constant motion means no acceleration.  Net force (sum of overall forces on an object) must be zero if there is no acceleration.  

13 / 20

What is the magnitude of frictional force when 162 N of force is required to keep an object in constant motion?

What is the magnitude of frictional force when 162 N of force is required to keep an object in constant motion?

If there is constant motion there is no acceleration and the net force is zero.  The frictional force must equal the force applied in the opposite direction so 162 N as well

14 / 20

What type of friction do you have while an object is at rest?

Static Friction: at rest

Kinetic Friction: moving and can be sliding or rolling which would have a lower coefficient of friction than sliding.

15 / 20

What is the downhill force on a 4.0 kg object on a 25° Incline Plane?

downhill force

16 / 20

What is the Normal force on a 4.0 kg object on a 25° Incline Plane?

Normal Force on Incline

17 / 20

What happens to the downhill force as the angle of incline increases?

Larger the incline the less the normal force

Larger incline means more force downhill

18 / 20

Incline Question Pic

Which letter above represents friction?

Forces on an incline

19 / 20

Incline Question Pic

Which letter above represents normal force?

Forces on an incline

20 / 20

Incline Question Pic

Which letter above represents the parallel force?

Forces on an incline

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