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PHY121-Introduction to Forces Practice Quiz (2795749)
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UMassA2L1 3.P.001. [2097182]
A bowling ball rolls down an alley and hits a bowling pin. Which statement below is true about the forces exerted during the
impact?
The bowling pin exerts a larger force on the ball than the ball does on the pin.
The bowling ball exerts a larger force on the pin than the pin does on the ball. The force that they exert on each other is the same size.
One of the two forces is larger, but which is larger can't be determined unless more information is provided.
none of the above
cannot be determined
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UMassA2L1 3.P.002. [2097157]
The two blocks shown below are identical. In case A
the block sits on a horizontal surface and in case B
the block is in free fall.
Which of the following statements are true regarding the reaction force to the gravitational force exerted on each block?
In case A
the reaction force is the normal force.
In case B
the reaction force is zero. The reaction force is larger in A
than B
.
All the above are true.
Only (1) & (2) are true.
None of the above are true.
cannot be determined
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UMassA2L1 3.P.008. [2097235]
A soccer ball rolls across the road and down a hill as shown below.
Which of the following sketches of F
y
vs. t
represents the net vertical force on the ball as a function of time? (Assume up is the
+
y
-direction.)
none of the above
cannot be determined
4.
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Duplicate of UMassA2L1 3.P.003. [2283919]
Position vs. time graphs are given below for four different objects.
Which of the objects experiences a net force sometime during the time period shown?
---Select---
only objects C and D
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UMassA2L1 3.P.017. [2097155]
Three blocks are stacked as shown below.
How many forces are acting on the bottom block (
m
3
)?
---Select---
three forces
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UMassA2L1 3.P.026. [2097180]
A person throws a ball straight up in the air. The ball rises to a maximum height and falls back down so that the person
catches it. What forces are being exerted on the ball when it is half way to the maximum height? Ignore air resistance.
---Select---
the gravitational force only
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UMassA2L1 3.P.035. [2097188]
A cart of mass 2
m
collides and sticks to a cart of mass m
that is initially at rest.
Which cart exerts the larger force on the other?
m
2
m
They exert the same magnitude of force on each other.
cannot be determined
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Two objects having masses m
1
and m
2
are connected to each other as shown in the figure and are released from rest. There is
no friction on the table surface or in the pulley. The masses of the pulley and the string connecting the objects are completely
negligible. What must be true about the tension T
in the string just after the objects are released?
T
> m
2
g
T
= m
2
g
T
< m
2
g
T
< m
1
g
T
= m
1
g
T
> m
1
g
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UMassA2L1 3.P.006. [2097209]
Consider the three cases presented below. Assume the friction force between the table and block in situations (B) and (C) can
be ignored.
Which of the following statements about the tensions in the strings is true?
T
A
= T
B
= T
C
T
B
= T
C
< T
A
T
A
< T
B
< T
C
T
B
< T
C
< T
A
T
A
= T
C
< T
B
none of the above
The relationship of the tensions cannot be determined.
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UMassA2L1 3.P.007. [2097231]
A marble rolls on to a piece of felt and slows down.
Indicate the direction that most nearly corresponds to the direction of the force that the marble exerts on the felt.
---Select---
3
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UMassA2L1 3.P.015. [2097361]
Consider the arrangement of pulleys and masses shown below. The masses of the pulleys are small. Ignore friction.
For what relationship of the masses would the masses remain at rest?
none of the above
cannot be determined
> 2
m
M
= 2
m
M
= 1.5
m
M
= 1
m
M
= 0.5
m
M
= 0.25
m
M
< 0.25
m
M
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UMassA2L1 3.P.018. [2097295]
A small ball is released from rest at position A and rolls down a vertical circular track under the influence of gravity.
When the ball reaches position B
, which of the indicated directions most nearly corresponds to the direction of the normal
force on the ball?
---Select---
1
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UMassA2L1 3.P.019. [2097122]
Consider the two situations presented below. T
1
is the tension in the string in case A
and T
2
is the tension in the string in case
B
.
Which of the following statements is correct?
T
1
< T
2
T
1
= T
2
T
1
> T
2
cannot be determined
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UMassA2L1 3.P.023. [2097158]
A thin wire is stretched horizontally between two walls. If a weight, W
, is hung on the wire, what is true about the tension, T
,
in the wire?
T
< W
T
= W
T
> W
The relationship between T
and W
cannot be determined.
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UMassA2L1 3.P.033. [2097082]
Block m
1
sits on block m
2
and both sit on the floor of an elevator at rest.
When the elevator starts to move down, the normal force on the upper block will
increase.
remain the same. decrease.
cannot be determined
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UMassA2L1 3.P.038. [2097352]
A string attached to an 8 kg mass is passed over a frictionless pulley and attached to a 2 kg mass as shown.
What is the normal force on the 8 kg block? (Use g
=10 N/kg. Select the magnitude of the normal force.)
---Select---
60 N
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A string attached to an 8 kg mass is passed over a frictionless pulley and attached to a 2 kg mass as shown.
What is the tension in the rope supporting the pulley? (Use g
= 10 N/kg.)
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40 N
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