In the equation F = m x a what does the F stand for?
Force
How long will it take to travel 100 meters at a speed of 4 m/s?
25 seconds (25 sec)
In the equation F= m x a what does the m stand for?
mass
What is the direction and value (#) of the net force?
20 Newtons to the right (20 N --> )
Which letter on the graph shows the fastest movement?
C
Which letter shows the furthest distance from the starting location?
D
How much force is needed to make a 300 kg box accelerate at a rate of 6 m/s^2 ?
1800 kg x m / s^2 OR 1800 Newtons (1800 N)
What is the formula to calculate Force?
Force = mass x acceleration (F = m x a )
Which graph shows no movement?
Graph B
What is the mass of an object accelerating at a rate of 6 m/s^2 with an applied force of 420 Newtons?
70 kilograms (70 kg)
Describe what happens durring the B and D sections.
No movement, standing still, etc.
Which vehicle would requires less momentum to start moving?
The Smart Car
In the equation F= m x a what does the 'a' stand for?
acceleration
If they move at the same speed, which vehicle has more inertia?
Semi Truck
What is the direction and value (#) of the net force?
30 Newtons to the right (30 N ---> )
What is the direction and value (#) of the net force?
2 Newtons to the left (2 N <--- )
"An object at rest tends to stay at rest, and an object in motion tends to stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force" is the definition of what?
Inertia
Find the distance given the follwoing: Time = 45 seconds speed= 2 m/s
90 meters, (90 m)
What is the direction and value (#) of the net force?
0 Newtons, the box is not moving (no direction)
Find the distance traveled if a person walked for 50 seconds at a speed of 3 meters per second.
150 meters (150 m)
What is the direction and value (#) of the net force?
20 Newtons to the right (20 N ---> )
Use the image to help write the correct formula to calculate distance.
D = S x T
What is happening in section A and C?
There is movement, moving away from the starting location, etc.
Calculate the speed given the following: Time = 10 seconds Distance = 90 meters
9 meters per second (9 m/s)
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