Physics Fall Semester Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What is the displacement in the first 1s?

2.5 m (area under the v-t graph is equal to the displacement)

Are acceleration and mass of an object directly or inversely related? (hint: F=ma)

inversely

The fastest speed skater in the world can accelerate from rest to 25 m/s in 15 seconds. What is the distance traveled during this time?

187.5 m

What do you know about the velocity if the forces on an object are balanced?

velocity is constant

What is 112 cm in meters?

1.12 m

When an object is dropped what is the initial velocity?

0 m/s

Describe what is happening to the velocity if an object moves with an acceleration of -5 m/s/s?

the velocity decreases by 5 m/s every second

If the frictional force is greater than the applied force is the object speeding up or slowing down?

slowing down

Name the force involving strings (or things similar to strings).

Tension force

Which is greater 95 kg or 950 g?

95 kg because 95 kg = 95000 g and 950 g = 0.95 kg

What is the formula for calculating the gravitational force on an object?

F=mg (F=m x -9.8)

What is the acceleration in all free fall (vertical kinematics) problems?

gravity (-9.8 m/s/s)

What does the slope of a displacement (position) v. time graph tell you?

velocity

Is the car in the FBD speeding up or slowing down? How do you know?

speeding up; Fnet =( 275+395)-560 = +110 N; Fnet is to the right and velocity is to the right --> object is speeding up

How do you decide which kinematic equation to use?

use the equation that does not include the variable for which you have no information

What must be true about acceleration and velocity if an object is slowing down?

acceleration and velocity must be in opposite directions

T/F: If an object has a velocity of -3 m/s it must be slowing down.

False; -3 tells us the object is moving in the negative direction (left) we know nothing about whether it is speeding up or slowing down bc we do not know a

What is Newton's 2nd Law?

F = ma

When an object is thrown up in the air what is its acceleration?

gravity (-9.8 m/s/s)

When a force of F is applied to an object with a mass of M it causes an acceleration of A. If the applied force is doubled (2F) what is the acceleration?

2A (double)

What forces act on an object as it falls through the air?

gravitational (down) and drag/air resistance

When a force of F is applied to an object with a mass of M it causes an acceleration of A. If the same force is applied to an object with a mass of 4M, what is the acceleration?

A/4

T/F: If the forces acting on an object are balanced the object MUST be at rest?

False; balanced forces mean constant velocity, the constant velocity does not have to be 0 m/s

T/F: If the acceleration is zero the object must be at rest.

False: an object can be moving with any constant velocity not necessarily 0 m/s

T/F: When a model rocket is launched into the air and then falls back down to Earth the acceleration is changing?

False; the acceleration is gravity (-9.8 m/s/s) the entire time

T/F: An object's acceleration is ALWAYS in the same direction as the net force.

True

What does the slope of a velocity v. time graph tell you?

acceleration

How do you calculate the weight of an object?

weight = gravitational force = mg = m x -9.8

The acceleration of an object directly relates with the ____ of the object.

mass

weight

force

velocity

Which is greater static friction or kinetic friction?

static friction

At what time(s) did the object turn around (change direction)?

1s and 7s (whenever the line for the v-t graph crosses the x-axis the object is changing direction)

When an object is thrown up into the air what is the velocity at the highest point (peak of the parabola)?

0 m/s

What must be true about acceleration and velocity if an object is speeding up?

acceleration and velocity must be in the same direction

If a baseball is thrown into the air, is the displacement positive or negative when the velocity is zero?

velocity is zero at the peak of the path (parabolic curve), at this point displacement is positive

What force typically opposes the gravitational force?

normal force (sometimes tension force)