Chapter 7 Practice Quiz Al - Period 7 - Friday, 4/17/20

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1. The fixed point around which levers rotate is called the:

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Section 7.2

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Archbishop Wood High SchoolPhysics 9 AL – Period 7Date: 4/17/20... see moreChapter 7 Practice Quiz – Machines, Work, and EnergyMs. Antes DIRECTIONS: Identify the see less

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2. The metric unit for work is the:

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Section 7.1

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3. Friction is a "catch-all" term for many processes that oppose:

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Section 7.3

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4. All of the following are considered to be simple machines EXCEPT:

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Section 7.2

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5. In a theoretical machine, work output:

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Section 7.2

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The fixed point around which levers rotate is called the:
The metric unit for work is the:
Friction is a "catch-all" term for many processes that oppose:
All of the following are considered to be simple machines EXCEPT:
In a theoretical machine, work output:
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