Free-Body Diagrams and ForcForce and MotiGuided PracticeNewton's Law, continuedScenario #3:It takes a car 10 seconds to accelerate from rest to a rate of 8 m/s. If the mass of the car is 1200kg, calculate the net force acting on a car.Free-Body DiagramFormulaCalculationsInformation© Accelerate Learning Inc. - All Rights Resert Free-Body Diagrams and Force-Force and MotioGuided PracticeNewton's Law, continuedCarefully read each scenario. Create a free-body diagram displaying all the forces on the object.Solve the answer.Scenario #1:A man is pushing a box that has a mass of 50 kg across the floor. If the man's acceleration is .5m/s?, what was the amount force he was using to move the box?Free-Body DiagramFormula and Calculations:Scenario #2:What is the weight of a person on Earth if they have a mass of 34 kg?Formula for Weight =Put it all together to find Weight =Correct answer for Weight =

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Free-Body Diagrams and Forc
Force and Moti
Guided Practice
Newton's Law, continued
Scenario #3:
It takes a car 10 seconds to accelerate from rest to a rate of 8 m/s. If the mass of the car is 1200
kg, calculate the net force acting on a car.
Free-Body Diagram
Formula
Calculations
Information
© Accelerate Learning Inc. - All Rights Resert

Free-Body Diagrams and Force-
Force and Motio
Guided Practice
Newton's Law, continued
Carefully read each scenario. Create a free-body diagram displaying all the forces on the object.
Solve the answer.
Scenario #1:
A man is pushing a box that has a mass of 50 kg across the floor. If the man's acceleration is .5
m/s?, what was the amount force he was using to move the box?
Free-Body Diagram
Formula and Calculations:
Scenario #2:
What is the weight of a person on Earth if they have a mass of 34 kg?
Formula for Weight =
Put it all together to find Weight =
Correct answer for Weight =

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