Newton's First Law Review

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A review of the basic concepts associated with Newton's First law such as Inertia,net Force and equilibrium


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 
    Newton's First law is also known as the law of...
    • A. 

      Movement

    • B. 

      Complication

    • C. 

      Inertia

    • D. 

      Inability

    • E. 

      Equal and oopposite forces

  • 2. 
    An object in motion will _____________________ if the Net force acting on it is____
    • A. 

      Stay in motion, 0 N

    • B. 

      Accelerate, 0 N

    • C. 

      Stay in motion,greater than 0 N

  • 3. 
    If an object is in equilibrium its acceleration is _________ and its Net force is _____
    • A. 

      Non-zero, non-zero

    • B. 

      Zero,non-zero

    • C. 

      Zero, zero

    • D. 

      Non-zero,zero

  • 4. 
    Johnny pushes with a force of 50 N to the left, Jill pushes on the car with  a force of 75 N to the right. What is the net force acting on the object?
    • A. 

      125 N

    • B. 

      100 N

    • C. 

      50 N

    • D. 

      25 N

    • E. 

      0 N

  • 5. 
    Johnny pushes with a force of 50 N to the left, Jill pushes on the car with  a force of 75 N to the right. Is the object in equilibrium?
    • A. 

      Yes

    • B. 

      No

    • C. 

      Maybe

  • 6. 
    An object is moving at a constant velocity. If the Car requires 1000 N of force to propel it forward, What is the magnitue of the frictional force acting on the car?
    • A. 

      0 N

    • B. 

      500 N

    • C. 

      1000 N

    • D. 

      1500N

    • E. 

      1000 N

  • 7. 
    An object is moving at a constant velocity. If the Car requires 1000 N of force to propel it forward, Is the car in equilibrium?
    • A. 

      Yes

    • B. 

      No

    • C. 

      Maybe

  • 8. 
    What is the approximate weight of a 10 kg dog?
    • A. 

      1 N

    • B. 

      10 N

    • C. 

      100N

    • D. 

      1000 N

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