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100

Does changing the reference point affect the physical location of an object?

nope, just the distance and/or direction to get there 

100

Give an example of a contact force

kicking a ball, friction, tension -- anything that involves two objects touching

100

True or false: all forces come in pairs

true

100

Give an example of a noncontact force

gravity, magnetic force, electrostatic force

200

What is used to represent a vector?

an arrow

200

If an object is at rest, what must you apply to the object in order for it to start moving?

a force

200

True or false: when an object applies a force to a second object, the second object accelerates in the opposite direction of the force

false

200

As the distance between two objects increases, the gravitational force between the two objects ____________. 

decreases

300

What three things are needed to describe position?

reference point, distance, direction

300

What is acceleration?

a measure of the change in velocity during a period of time

300

The force that pushes perpendicular to the object's surface

normal force

300

As the mass of an object increases, the gravitational force between two objects _____________.

increases

400

during which time interval is the object moving back towards the starting point?

35-55 seconds

400

If a force of 10N is applied to a 2kg object, what will be the object's acceleration?

5m/s^2

400
What type of collision involves objects sticking together after they collide?

inelastic collision

400

What is gravitational acceleration on earth?

9.8m/s^2

500

total distance traveled AND the displacement of this object from 0-55 seconds? 

total distance = 100 meters 

displacement = 0 meters

500

Looking at the free body diagram, which direction is this object moving in?


towards the right

500
Explain the difference between force pairs and balanced forces

force pairs: two objects apply equal and opposite forces on each other, do not balance out because they're acting on two separate objects


balanced forces: equal and opposite forces are acting on a single object, balancing out to make a net force of 0 on an object

500

What is the weight of an object on earth if it has a mass of 10kg?

98N