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A rock has mass M and weight W on Earth ( where g=10 m/s2). If the same rock is taken to the Moon(
where g=1.6 m/s2), what happens to its mass and its weight?
mass
stays
the
same
but
weight
decreases
Suppose a car has ZERO acceleration. This
means
_______
A)
the car moves with constant speed
B)
car is at
rest
C)
neither A nor B
D) both A and B
both A and B
Action
and
reaction
forces
act
on
_______.
different bodies
A ball moves DOWN freely under the action of gravity near the Earth's surface. Then, the ball's___
velocity increases and acceleration
stays the
same
A grocery cart is being pushed by a constant net force. If the total mass of the cart and its contents is doubled, the cart's acceleration ______
halves
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Displacement is a ______.
vector
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In a round trip motion, when a moving body has the same starting and end point of the motion, the body's total (net) displacement will be
_.
zero
Quantities that have both magnitude
and direction are called _____
vectors
You get a traffic ticket for your _______ speed.
instantaneous
Which control device makes your car
have deceleration (negative acceleration) ?
brake pedal
Which control device makes your car
have a positive acceleration ?
gas pedal
When you are moving on stairs, the power you exert while running on the stairs is
the power you exert
while walking on the stairs.
greater than
A rock of mass M falls down through a distance D against air resistance
force. The work done by the gravitational force on the rock is _____
positive
The power delivered to a body by
a given force will be maximum if
___
_.
more work is done in less time
A dive was initially at rest on a diving board. There is no air resistance. As the diver falls down, the diver's ______
kinetic
energy increases and
potential energy decreases
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A box of mass M is lifted vertically through a height H. If the height is doubled, the potential
energy of the box
_.
doubles
A net force is exerted on a box, and the box moves through a distance D in the direction of the force. If the distance doubles, the work done on the box
_.
doubles
If the same diver jumps on the Moon from the same height, the diver kinetic energy just before striking the water surface on the Moon will be
_
___
the
kinetic
energy
just
before
striking the water surface on the Earth.
less than
If a car doubles its velocity, the car's kinetic energy
_.
quadruples
If a car doubles its velocity, the car's momentum
_.
doubles
As a ball falls down without air resistance, the momentum of the ball
________.
increases
An airbag is important for safety
since it
________
_.
reduces force on your body by extending the time your body takes to stop.
A big car collides with a small car.
During collision, the cars exert on
same amounts of force and same amounts of impulse
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