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the less mass, the less acceleration
the greater the force, the less acceleration
is related to balance
the greater the mass, the less acceleration
The Normal is a force that:
Never produces acceleration
Has the direction of motion
Is equal to the inertia
Occurs in free fall
The friction force:
Never produces acceleration
It's perpendicular to the surface
Is not related to non-equilibrium
It is always opposite to the movement
According to Newton's 2nd Law, when an object is thrown upward:
It has no acceleration
its acceleration goes downwards
its acceleration is zero at the highest point
while it rises it is in balance
Newton's second law is related to bodies that move uniformly
True
False
When a car is moving horizontally and it slows down we have that:
Its net force is zero
It is in equilibrium
Its net force is opposite to the movement
Its engine force is greater than friction force
When a body passes from rest to a certain speed, it is applied in that axis ∑F = ma
True
False
If an object moves with acceleration on a horizontal surface, then ∑Fy = ma
True
False
When a car moving to the right slows down, ∑F = - ma is applied
True
False
A freely falling body is an example of Newton's 2nd law.
True
False
The acceleration that an object acquires has the same direction as the force that produces it.
True
False
The acceleration of a body is inversely proportional to the force applied to it.
True
False
The greater the mass and the less force, the greater the acceleration.
True
False
If the force acting on an accelerating body is doubled, its acceleration is also doubled.
True
False
A car moving to the left slows down, so its acceleration is directed to the left.
True
False
Regarding inertia, points out the correct statement:
Is the friction force between two surfaces
Is directly proportional to the mass
It is mentioned in 2nd Newton's Law
Is a reaction force between two bodies
The Normal is a force that:
Is opposite to the movement.
It points to the center of the Earth
It makes a 90º angle with respect to the surface
It has the same direction as the weight of an object
Forces equal in magnitude but in opposite direction are a statement of the:
1st Newton's Law
3rd Newton's Law
2nd Newton's Law
Kinetic Friction
If a car moves to the right with constant velocity, it is because:
None force acts on it
Its weight pushes it to the right
All forces cancel each other
The force of its motor is greater than the friction
An object is in equilibrium when it is at rest and when it is moving with constant velocity?
True
False
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