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Title: Forces Review Jeopardy


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Forces Review Jeopardy
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Unit used to measure force.
Newton (N)
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Unit used to measure mass.
kg
4
Unit used to measure acceleration.
m/s2
5
Derived unit equivalent to 1 N
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Unit used to measure weight.
Kg-m/s2
N
7
Inertia
3rd Law
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Action-reaction
1st Law
9
Things tend to keep doing what theyre already
doing
3rd Law
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Force causes acceleration mass resists
acceleration
2nd Law
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You cant touch without being touched
1st Law
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If a tennis racket hits a ball with 1000 N of
force, how much force does the ball put on the
racket?
1000N
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What is the net force on the shopping cart?
Fpush 11 N
Ffriction 2 N
Ffriction 2 N
Ffriction 2 N
Ffriction 2 N
1
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True or false An object has a weight of 4N.
There are 4N of air resistance. The object is
not moving.
False
15
Based on Newtons 2nd Law of motion, describe two
ways you could increase the acceleration of a
boat.
Increase F decrease m
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When you push on the wall with your fingers,
they bend because they encounter a force. What
is it?
force of the wall pushing on your fingers
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Type of friction acting when you go bowling
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Air resistance is this type of friction
fluid
19
Ball-bearings in machinery utilize this weak type
of friction
rolling
20
You will experience this type of friction when
stirring cake batter
fluid
21
Walking uses this type of friction
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Center directed force.
centripetal
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2 factors that determine the strength of a
gravitational force
Mass distance
24
Force responsible for your socks sticking
together after they have been in a clothes dryer
electromagnetic
25
What force is responsible for the orbits of the
planets in the solar system?
Centripetal/gravity
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Identify the two forces that hold an atom
together.
Strong weak nuclear
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