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Neylin is driving her car 100mph to the South. “ 100mph to the South” is Neylin’s

A. AccelerationB. VelocityC. Average SpeedD. Motion

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• What happens to an object if all the forces acting on it are balance?

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•What is the force that is always acting against motion?

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At which point is this person moving the fastest? How can you tell?

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What is this bus doing between points C and D?

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Will with the ball go to the left or right and with how many Newtons of force?

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How can you tell by looking at this graph that this person is traveling at a constant speed?

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Explain the motion of this box.

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• Which statement about a plate sitting on a table is true?

A. The net force applied is zero.B. The net force applied is unbalanced.C. The net force applied to it is in the direction of

the table to the plate.D. The net force applied to it is in the direction of

the plate to the table.

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• Which of the following best describes the difference between speed and velocity?

A. Velocity is related to position but speed is not.B. Velocity does not depend on time but speed does

not.C. Velocity has a specific direction but speed does not.D. Velocity is plotted on the x-axis of a graph and

speed is plotted on the y-axis.

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• Explain why a car slowing down to make a left turn is an example of acceleration.

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• Explain how Acceleration is different from velocity.

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• Which of the following is not an example of a acceleration?

A. A cheerleader failing off a pyramid.B. A football player running with a ball being

stopped by a tackle.C. A cross country runner running at a constant

speed.D. A 100 meter runner starting a race.