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Physical Science Motion II.
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Measures displacement over time with both magnitude and direction.
a) velocity
b) speed
c) acceleration
d) deceleration
What is the formula to calculate speed.
a) s = d/t
b) s = t/d
c) s = d x t
d) s = d + t
What category of physics included mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, acoustics and electromagnetism?
a) classical
b) modern
c) chemical
d) relativity
A fish uses it fins to push water backwards while the water react by pushing the fish forward. Which law of motion does this illustrate?
a) third law of motion
b) first law of motion
c) second law of motion
d) fourth law of motion
If you are in a car traveling at 60 mph and you crash into wall. Since you were not wearing a seat belt your body continues forward at 60 mph, even when the car as been stopped. Which law of motion does this illustrate?
a) first law of motion
b) third law of motion
c) second law of motion
d) fourth law of motion
Objects of different masses accelerate at _________ rate but with ________ forces.
a) the same, different
b) a different, the same
c) the same, the same
d) a different, different
What is a mathematical quantity that measure only magnitude (size or amount)?
a) scalar
b) vector
c) resultant
d) mechanics
Which of the following depends on the total length of an object's path?
a) distance
b) displacement
c) velocity
d) acceleration
According the Newton’s Second Law, if mass remains constant, doubling the acceleration will ______ the force.
a) double
b) halve
c) triple
d) do nothing
Negative acceleration is also known as:
a) deceleration
b) zero acceleration
c) non-acceleration
d) pre-acceleration
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