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1- A system with a mass of 1923 g has an acceleration of 5.7 [\\frac{m}{s^2}] ms

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Question

1- A system with a mass of 1923 g has an acceleration of 5.7 [ rac{m}{s^2}] ms2? Find the expected net force on the system in newtons.


2- The apparent weight of a object is equal to the objects "true" weight when ________
  
a- the acceleration of the object is zero


b- in an elevator that is slowing down


c- the object is in an elevator and speeding up

  
d- the velocity of the object is constant

3- Select all that are correct descriptions of the coefficient of friction.
a-
Its unit in the SI system is the newton

b-
It has no units

c-   
A pair of surfaces will have 2 different coefficients

d-
The symbol is a Greek letter

e- the symbol f


  
4- Select all the statements that are true of Newton's third law pair forces.

a-They point in opposite directions

  
b-They are different kinds of forces

  
c-They have the same magnitude

  
d- They are on the same object


5- The direction of the friction force is _______________. Select all that are true.

a- perpendicular to the normal force

  
b- in the same direction as the motion when sliding


c- parallel to the normal force

  
d- it has no direction


  
e- They are on different objects



6- The normal force is always directed ________________. Select all that apply. (Hint: The object in the possible answers is the object that the force is ON.)
  
a- parallel to the surface

  
b- toward the object

  
e- perpendicular to the surface

  
f- in a direction that depends on its motion

  
g- away from the object




Explanation / Answer

1) We have,

F = ma

= 1.923kg * 5.7 m/s2

= 10.9611 N

2) a- the acceleration of the object is zero

3) (b) It has no units.

(d) The symbol is a Greek letter.

4) (a) They point in opposite directions.

(c)They have the same magnitude.

(d) They are on the same object.

5) a- perpendicular to the normal force.

6) e- perpendicular to the surface.

g- away from the object