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Newton's Second Law Quiz


Newton's Second Law QuizVersion en ligne Law of accel and force par myrose asumbra 1 What is the formula for Newton's Second Law of motion? a F = mv b F = ma c F = m/a d a = F/m 2 If a 5 kg object experiences a net force of 10 N, what is its acceleration? a 10 m/s^2 b 2 m/s^2 c 0.5 m/s^2 d 5 m/s^2 3 Which quantity is directly proportional to acceleration in Newton's second law? a Mass b Velocity c Time d Net force 4 What happens to acceleration if mass doubles while net force stays the same? a It halves b Becomes zero c It doubles d Remains the same 5 If a 3 kg cart has a net force of 0 N applied, what is its acceleration? a 1 m/s^2 b 3 m/s^2 c 0 m/s^2 d -3 m/s^2 6 Which of the following would increase acceleration for the same mass? a Increase the net force b Increase the mass c Decrease velocity d Increase friction 7 A car of mass 1500 kg accelerates at 2 m/s^2. What net force acts on it? a 750 N b 3000 N c 120 N d 6000 N 8 If two objects have the same net force but different masses, how do their accelerations compare? a The lighter accelerates more b Both accelerate zero c They accelerate equally d The heavier accelerates more 9 Which variable remains constant when applying Newton’s second law in a controlled experiment to compare accelerations? a Mass b Net force c Acceleration d Velocity 10 Which scenario demonstrates Newton’s second law most directly? a A ball thrown straight up with no air resistance b A rocket accelerating due to thrust c A book resting on a table d A car moving at constant speed with no gas Feedback 1 F = ma relates force, mass, and acceleration; the others misstate the relation. 2 Using a = F/m, a = 10/5 = 2 m/s^2. 3 Acceleration increases with net force for constant mass. 4 For a = F/m, doubling m halves a. 5 No net force -> acceleration is zero. 6 Acceleration rises with higher net force for constant mass. 7 F = ma = 1500×2 = 3000 N. 8 With same F, a ∝ 1/m, so lighter mass has larger acceleration. 9 To compare accelerations we often keep F constant to see mass effects. 10 Rocket thrust creates net force causing acceleration; others involve zero or no net force.

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Newton's Second Law QuizVersion en ligne

par myrose asumbra

What is the formula for Newton's Second Law of motion?

If a 5 kg object experiences a net force of 10 N, what is its acceleration?

Which quantity is directly proportional to acceleration in Newton's second law?

What happens to acceleration if mass doubles while net force stays the same?

If a 3 kg cart has a net force of 0 N applied, what is its acceleration?

Which of the following would increase acceleration for the same mass?

A car of mass 1500 kg accelerates at 2 m/s^2. What net force acts on it?

If two objects have the same net force but different masses, how do their accelerations compare?

Which variable remains constant when applying Newton’s second law in a controlled experiment to compare accelerations?

Which scenario demonstrates Newton’s second law most directly?

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