Forces
Equilibrium
Newton's Laws
Work, Power & Simple Machines
Calculations
100

This force causes all masses to attract each other.

What is gravity?

100

When the net force on an object is zero.

What is equilibrium?

100

Newton’s 1st law is also called the Law of ______.

Inertia.

100

The transfer of energy that results from applying a force over a distance

What is work?

100

Convert the following to scientific notation: 0.0000000000667

6.67 X 10-11

200

The metric unit of force.

What is the Newton?

200

Complete the Statement: Equilibrium means all forces _______________________.

Cancel each other out or are balanced.

200

State Newton's 1st Law.

“When the net force is zero, objects at rest stay at rest and objects in motion keep moving with the same speed and direction.”

200

ratio of usable output work divided by total input work

What is efficiency?

200

Convert the follow from scientific notation back to standard notation: 

5.3 x 10-6

0.0000053

300

Force is a vector like velocity. What is a vector quantity?

A vector quantity give both its magnitude and its direction.

300

The sum of all the forces on an object

What is net force?

300

The relationships between force, mass, and acceleration are combined in the formula for Newton’s _________ law.

Second.

300

The rate at which work is done.

What is power?

300

Multiply the following, giving your answer in scientific notation:

(4 x 103) x (2 x 108)

8 X 1011

400

Three forces that act at a distance.

What are gravity, electricity, and magnetism?

400

Is it possible to arrange three forces of 100 N, 200 N, and 300 N so they are in equilibrium? Explain.

Yes. Place the 100 N and 200 N forces opposite of the 300 N force.

400

Complete the statement: There can never be a single force acting alone, forces work __________.

In pairs.

400

An unpowered mechanical device that accomplishes a task with only one movement.

What is a simple machine?

400

Multiply the following, giving your answer in scientific notation.

(3 x 108) x (4 x 102)

1.2 x 1011

500

The pulling force carried by a rope.

 What is tension?

500

A person with a weight of 400 N is sitting motionless on a swing. For the swing to be in equilibrium, what is the tension force in each rope holding up the swing?

200 N. The tension force in both ropes has to be equal to the weight it is supporting. So 400 N/ 2 ropes = 200 N in each rope.

500

What is the equation for Newton's 2nd Law?

a=F/m or F=m*a

500

Give an example of a simple machine found in your body.

Your arms and legs, for example, work as levers to move and lift objects. Your neck, lower jaw, teeth and feet are all levers.

500

Divide the following, giving your answer in scientific notation.

(9 x 108) x (6 x 102)1.5 x 106

1.5 x 106

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