Free Body Diagrams & Resultant Forces

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<p>Which force is indicated by the red arrow in the diagram?</p>

Which force is indicated by the red arrow in the diagram?

Air resistance

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What does the length and direction if each arrow on a free body diagram indicate?

  • The length indicates the magnitude of the force

  • The direction indicates the direction of the force

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What is a resultant force?

The overall force acting on an object

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<p>Using the free body diagram, what is the resultant force acting on the car?</p>

Using the free body diagram, what is the resultant force acting on the car?

0N because the forces acting on the car are equal

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What does it mean for the forces acting on an object to be in equilibrium?

All the forces balance out

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<p>What is the resultant force acting on the car?</p>

What is the resultant force acting on the car?

200N to the right

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<p>In terms of ‘acceleration’ and ‘direction’ (left or right), describe the car’s motion in the above diagram</p>

In terms of ‘acceleration’ and ‘direction’ (left or right), describe the car’s motion in the above diagram

The car is accelerating to the right

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<p>The car is travelling at 45 mph. Assuming the forces shown in the free body diagram remain constant, what will the car’s velocity be in 30 seconds time and why?</p>

The car is travelling at 45 mph. Assuming the forces shown in the free body diagram remain constant, what will the car’s velocity be in 30 seconds time and why?

45 mph because both forces are 600N so the resultant force is 0, therefore the velocity will stay the same