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by BlastRoom
Practice adding forces as vectors and identifying zero-net-force situations.
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30 questions
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Use the free-body diagram. East is positive. What is the net horizontal force on the sled?
Use the diagram. West is positive. What is the net horizontal force on the crate?
Use the diagram. Up is positive. What is the net vertical force on the platform?
Use the diagram. Down is positive. What is the net vertical force on the balloon?
Use the diagram. North is positive. What is the net force on the puck?
Use the diagram. East is positive. What is the signed net horizontal force on the cart?
Use the diagram. Up is positive. What is the signed net vertical force on the box?
Use the diagram. East is positive. What is the net horizontal force on the cabinet?
Use the diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the puck?
Read the diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the cart?
Use the force diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the drone?
Use the diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the block?
Use the diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the sled?
Use the diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the boat?
Use the diagram. East is positive x and north is positive y. What is the net force on the puck?
The diagram shows two of the vertical forces on a sign. A third force gives the sign zero net force. Up is positive. What must the third force be?
The diagram shows three of the forces on a crate. A fourth force gives the crate zero net force. East is positive. What must the fourth force be?
The diagram shows three of the forces on a buoy. A fourth force gives the buoy zero net force. Up is positive. What must the fourth force be?
The diagram shows two of the forces on a node. A third force gives the node zero net force. East is positive x and north is positive y. What must the third force be?
The diagram shows two of the forces on a ring. A third force gives the ring zero net force. East is positive x and north is positive y. What must the third force be?
Three horizontal forces act on a box: 18 N east, 11 N west, and 4.0 N west. Taking east as positive, what is the net force?
Which statement describes translational equilibrium for a system?
Two perpendicular forces act on a puck: 3.0 N east and 4.0 N north. What is the net force?
A book is at rest on a level table. The vertical forces on it are 9.0 N up and 9.0 N down. Taking upward as positive, what is the net vertical force?
Three horizontal forces act on a cart: 60 N west, 35 N east, and 15 N east. Taking west as positive, what is the signed net force?
A cart rolls east in a straight line with constant velocity. What can be concluded about the net force on the cart?
Forces on a crate are 14 N left, 9.0 N right, and 6.0 N left. Taking right as positive, what additional force would make the net force 0 N?
Two forces on a ring are 9.0 N north and 12 N west. What third force would make the net force 0 N?
Taking upward as positive, four vertical forces on a crate are +30 N, -12 N, -18 N, and +5.0 N. Which statement is correct?
Two forces act at right angles: 5.0 N east and 12 N south. Which calculation gives the magnitude of the net force?
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