Newton’s 2nd Law & Air Resistance: Concepts and Calculations (Questions) For Exam #1

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Is acceleration proportional to net force?

Yes, acceleration is proportional to net force; a greater net force results in more acceleration.

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How does mass affect acceleration?

Mass affects acceleration inversely.

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What happens to friction when you push a crate that doesn't move?

Friction is equal to your push.

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Does friction increase as you increase your push on the crate?

Yes, friction increases to match your push until it reaches its maximum.

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Why doesn't a heavy object accelerate more than a light object when freely falling?

Both fall with the same acceleration due to gravity; heavier objects have more gravitational force but also more mass.

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What two factors affect the force of air resistance on a falling object?

Speed and surface area.

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Which object encounters greater air drag when falling at different speeds?

The faster object encounters greater air drag.

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Calculate the acceleration of a bike that goes from 8 m/s to 20 m/s in 4 s.

The acceleration is 3 m/s².

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Rank the net forces on boxes A, B, C, and D from greatest to least.

D, A = B = C.

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Rank the accelerations of boxes A, B, C, and D from greatest to least.

A = C to B = D.

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How do you compute the net force for skydivers?

Net force = weight - air drag.

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What is the net force on a Mercedes convertible traveling at a steady speed?

The net force is 0 N.

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Does the mass of a junked car change when crushed into a cube?

No, the mass remains the same.

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What is the acceleration of a ball at the top of its trajectory when thrown upward?

The acceleration is equal to g (gravity) downward.

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Which basketball accelerates more when dropped, hollow or filled with rocks?

The rock-filled ball accelerates slightly more.

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How does terminal speed change for a parachutist before and after opening the parachute?

Terminal speed is higher before opening and lower after due to increased surface area.

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How does gravitational force compare with air drag before reaching terminal velocity?

Before terminal velocity, gravitational force is greater than air drag.

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What happens to gravitational force and air drag at terminal velocity?

At terminal velocity, gravity equals air drag.