Forces and Motion

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What is the most accurate definition of force?

Push or pull on an object

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How are forces acting upon objects/matter represented?

Arrows

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When a tug boat is trying to slow down and stop a cruise ship, what is the tug boat focusing on?

Momentum

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An astronaut throws a heavy tool while floating completely still in deep space. What happens to the astronaut?

The astronaut would move backwards

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When you throw an apple up into the air, it eventually falls back down to the ground. Why does this happen?

The force of gravity pulls the apple toward the Earth’s center

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How does gravity affect the Earth and the moon?

All of the above

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Which of the following forces act on matter without direct contact?

All of the above

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If the masses of two objects increase, what happens to the gravitational forces?

Increases

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If the radius between two objects increases, what happens to the gravitational force?

Decreases

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What occurs if magnets with opposite poles are placed in proximity of each other?

Both magnets will move towards each other

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What forces cause protons and neutrons to break apart from one another within a nucleus of an atom?

Weak nuclear forces

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What happens during radioactive decay?

The protons or neutrons decrease transforming the atom into an isotope

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What is Newton’s 2nd law?

Force= Mass x Acceleration

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<p>At which point in the pendulum swing does the pendulum have the highest level of potential energy?</p>

At which point in the pendulum swing does the pendulum have the highest level of potential energy?

Top of the swing

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What is Newton’s 1st law?

Inertia

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Which of Newton’s laws states that every action has an opposite and equal reaction?

Third