I. Study the diagram below and answer the given questions. Fig 1 Fig. 2 3N 5N 8N 8N Fig. 3 4N 4N Questions: 1. Which of the following figure/s shows balanced force/s and unbalanced force/s respectively? A. Fig. 3- balanced force, fig. 1 & 2- unbalanced forces. B. Fig. 1- balanced force, Fig. 2 & 3- unbalanced forces. C. Fig. 2 & 3- balanced forces, fig. 1- unbalanced force. D. Fig. 2- balanced force, fig. 1 & 3 unbalanced forces. 2. Which of the following were arranged from greatest to least net forces? A. Triangle, heart, round B. Heart, triangle, round 3. If all the shapes have the same mass, with respect to the forces on the left side of the figure, which of the following has greater acceleration (note: disregard the forces on the right side) А. Неart C. Round, triangle, heart D. Heart, round, triangle B. Triangle C. Round D. Heart & Round

I. Study the diagram below and answer the given questions. Fig 1 Fig. 2 3N 5N 8N 8N Fig. 3 4N 4N Questions: 1. Which of the following figure/s shows balanced force/s and unbalanced force/s respectively? A. Fig. 3- balanced force, fig. 1 & 2- unbalanced forces. B. Fig. 1- balanced force, Fig. 2 & 3- unbalanced forces. C. Fig. 2 & 3- balanced forces, fig. 1- unbalanced force. D. Fig. 2- balanced force, fig. 1 & 3 unbalanced forces. 2. Which of the following were arranged from greatest to least net forces? A. Triangle, heart, round B. Heart, triangle, round 3. If all the shapes have the same mass, with respect to the forces on the left side of the figure, which of the following has greater acceleration (note: disregard the forces on the right side) А. Неart C. Round, triangle, heart D. Heart, round, triangle B. Triangle C. Round D. Heart & Round

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Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter7: Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

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