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Title: 3rd Quarter CRT Review - 2


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3rd Quarter CRT Review - 2
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ASCOS 8.0 5 points
Question What factor explains the tendency of all
objects to resist any change in motion?
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ASCOS 8.0 10 points
Question What type of activity best demonstrates
Newtons third law of motion?
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ASCOS 8.0 15 points
Question When the brakes are suddenly applied to
a moving vehicle, what causes a person to
continue to move forward in his seat?
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ASCOS 8.0 20 points
Question Which of Newtons laws explain inertia?
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ASCOS 8.0 25 points
Question Which of Newtons Laws states that for
every action there is an equal and opposite
reaction?
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ASCOS 8.1 5 points
Question If an astronaut throws a ball in space,
when will the ball stop?
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ASCOS 8.1 10 points
Question When the driver of a car suddenly makes
a sharp turn, why will the passenger slide to the
side of the car?
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ASCOS 8.1 15 points
Question Use Newtons second law of motion (Fma)
to calculate the acceleration of a 12 kg mass if
a force of 45 N acts on it.
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ASCOS 8.1 20 points
Question Use Newtons second law of motion (Fma)
to calculate the mass of an object when a force
of 28 N accelerates the object 3 m/s/s.
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ASCOS 8.1 25 points
Question Given the formula, (acceleration final
velocity starting velocity divided by time),
what is the acceleration of the wind if it blows
with a velocity of 15 m/s south and five seconds
later, the winds velocity is 20 m/s south?
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ASCOS 9.0 5 points
Question What type of simple machine is a jar lid?
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ASCOS 9.0 10 points
Question Two bicycles ramps have the same height.
The first ramp is twice as long as the second
ramp. Why does the first ramp have a better
mechanical advantage?
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ASCOS 9.0 15 points
Question What type of simple machine is an
inclined plane with one or two slanting sides?
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ASCOS 9.0 20 points
Question When a machine increases the size of the
force exerted, what happens to the distance
through which the force is exerted?
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ASCOS 9.0 25 points
Question To open a bottle, Mary applies a force
of 90 N to the bottle opener. The bottle opener
applies a force of 225 N to the bottle cap. What
is the mechanical advantage of the bottle opener?
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ASCOS 9.1 5 points
Question A syringe with air is stoppered. It is
then pushed in. What can be said of the original
air pressure as compared to the final air
pressure?
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ASCOS 9.1 10 points
Question What is the density of a 50 cm3 sample
of liquid with a mass of 300 g? (Dm/v)
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ASCOS 9.1 15 points
Question What is the pressure exerted on the
floor by a 5,000 N crate with an area of 10 m2?
(PaF/a)
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ASCOS 9.1 20 points
Question What is the SI unit for pressure?
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ASCOS 9.1 25 points
Question What is the weight of a rock with an
area of 10m2 that exerts a pressure of 250 Pa in
correct SI units? (PaF/a)
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ASCOS 10.0 5 points
Question What is the SI unit for energy?
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ASCOS 9.1 10 points
Question What volume of fluid does an object
displace?
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ASCOS 9.1 15 points
Question What would happen if astronauts, who
wear pressurized suits in space, took their suits
off to go outside of the spaceship?
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ASCOS 9.1 20 points
Question Why do hydraulic devices use liquids
instead of gases?
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ASCOS 9.1 25 points
Question Why do you not notice atmospheric
pressure on your body?
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ASCOS 8.1 5 points
Question What causes the napkins to stay on the
picnic table even though there is a slight breeze?
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ASCOS 8.1 10 points
Question What factors cause a change in
acceleration?
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ASCOS 8.1 15 points
Question What is needed to calculate an objects
acceleration?
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ASCOS 8.1 20 points
Question What is the force that opposes motion
between two surfaces that are touching?
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ASCOS 8.1 25 points
Question What type of friction is also known as
air resistance?
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ASCOS 8.0
Topic Identify Newtons Three Laws of Motion.
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ASCOS 8.1
Topic Identify and calculate the elements of
motion.
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ASCOS 9.0
Topic Describe how mechanical advantages of
simple machines reduce the amount of force needed
for work.
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ASCOS 9.1
Topic Describe the effect of force on pressure in
fluids.
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ASCOS ?
Topic Differentiate between kinetic and potential
energy. Describe the affect of force on
pressure in a fluid.
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ASCOS ??
Topic Hodge Podge a mixture of questions from
all objectives.
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ASCOS 8.0
Answer inertia
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ASCOS 8.0
Answer A rocket maneuvering in space, a balloon
flying around the room, you sitting in a chair, a
rocket launching at Cape Canaveral
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ASCOS 8.0
Answer inertia
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ASCOS 8.0
Answer first law of motion
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ASCOS 8.0
Answer Newtons third law
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer The ball will remain in motion forever or
until it hits another object.
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer inertia
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer 3.75 m/s/s Fma therfore aF/m
45N/12kg 3.75 m/s/s
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer 9.3 kg Fma therefore mF/a 28N/3m/s/s
9.3 kg
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer 1 m/s/s south Vf Vs /t 20m/s 15m/s
5s 5 m/s 5s 1 m/s/s.
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ASCOS 9.0
Answer screw
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ASCOS 9.0
Answer The ramp is longer so less force is
required to ride up.
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ASCOS 9.0
Answer wedge
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ASCOS 9.0
Answer Distance must decrease
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ASCOS 9.0
Answer 2.5 Mechanical Advantage Output
force/Input force 225 N/ 90N 2.5
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer The original is less than the final.
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer 6 g/cm3 Dm/v 300g/50cm3 6
g/cm3
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer 500 Pa Pa F/a 5,000N/10m2 500 Pa
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer Pa (Pascal)
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer 2,500 N Pa F/a therefore FPa x a
250 Pa x 10 m2 2,500 N
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ASCOS 10.0
Answer joule
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer A volume equal to its own volume
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer The fluids in their bodies would overcome
the pressure outside of their bodies, and they
would explode.
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer Gases can be compressed and liquids cannot
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ASCOS 9.1
Answer Because the fluids inside your body also
exert pressure outward
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer Static friction
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer A change in direction or velocity
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer Starting velocity, final velocity, and the
total time it takes to change velocity
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer friction
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ASCOS 8.1
Answer Fluid friction
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