Q5. Two cars have the same engine and wheels. It is determined experimentally that both cars produce the same force over a 100meter course. Car A can accelerate twice as fast as Car B. Explain this result using Newton's Second Law.Q6. Michele kicks a 0.75 kg ball with a 45 N force. What is the acceleration of the ball?Q7. Fill in the blanks in the table below, submit your results in the text box by letter [3(a), (b), (c), etc.]:(c)(f)(g)Force (N)+9.3 x 10¹2 N+2.1 x 105 N(i)-15 N+22 N-150 N-225 N(b)(d)(h)mass (kg)3.0 kg8.4 x 10³ kg2.8 x 10-6 kg67 kg(j)19 kg128 kgacceleration (m/s²)(a)+5.5 m/s²-2.0 m/s²+6.2 x 10³ m/s²(e)-1.2 x 108 m/s²-9.8 m/s²-9.8 m/s²-9.8 m/s²-9.8 m/s² Q8. Explain in your own words what action/reaction pair is acting to help you walk. Describe magnitudes and directions of thesetwo forces. Make a sketch that shows the forces as vectors, i.e. as arrows.Q9. Explain the action/reaction pair that is acting to allow the rolling motion of the tires of a car.Q10. Draw vectors on the objects in this figure to indicate the forces that are acting on them. Identify at least two action/reactionpairs in the figure.TOM

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Q5. Two cars have the same engine and wheels. It is determined experimentally that both cars produce the same force over a 100 meter course. Car A can accelerate twice as fast as Car B. Explain this result using Newton's Second Law.

Q5. Two cars have the same engine and wheels. It is determined experimentally that both cars produce the same force over a 100 meter course. Car A can accelerate twice as fast as Car B. Explain this result using Newton's Second Law.

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

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