True or False: Velocity and Acceleration are BOTH vectors.
True. Acceleration is derived from velocity.
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What do you use the pythagorean theorem for in kinematics problems?
Displacement with vectors
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What are the units for mass?
kg
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What is the formula for acceleration?
Acceleration = velocity/ time
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True or False: The units for velocity are m/s^2 and the units for acceleration are m/s.
False. The units for velocity are m/s. And the units for acceleration are m/s^2
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What formula involves final velocity and initial velocity?
Vf = Vi + at
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A 2 kg rabbit starts from rest and is moving at 6 m/s after 3 seconds. What force must the rabbit exert to make this change in speed? (hint: use the velocity formula to find acceleration first, then use the force formula to solve for force)
F= 4 N
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An object has an acceleration of 3 m/s^2 and a mass of 15 kg. Calculate the force acting on the object.
F = 45 N
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True or False: Velocity is a vector.
True.
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A large textbook is pushed across the desk in your classroom. What forces are acting on this textbook? Draw a Free Body Diagram showing the forces.
Upward force = FN (normal force), Downward force = Fg (force of gravity), Right force = Fapp (applied force), Left force= Ff (force of friction)