Physics 011

MC#4

Ayman A.Ghannam

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Chapter 4: Motion and Force: Dynamics
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1.	A non-zero net force acting on a body will have which effect?
	The velocity of the body will remain constant.
	The velocity of the body remains constant but the direction in which the body moves will change.
	The velocity of the body will change.
	None of the above.
2.	Body A has a mass that is twice as great as that of body B. If a force acting on body A is half the value of a force acting on body B, which statement is true?
	The acceleration of A will be twice that of B.
	The acceleration of A will be half that of B.
	The acceleration of A will be equal to that of B.
	The acceleration of A will be one fourth that of B.
3.	What is the magnitude of the net force required to impart an acceleration of magnitude 10 m/s^2 to a body with a mass of 2.0 kg?
	0.2 N
	5 N
	12 N
	20 N
4.	Newton's second law can be stated as which of the following?
	For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
	Force and the acceleration it produces are directly proportional.
	A body at rest tends to remain at rest unless acted upon by a force.
	None of the above.
5.	If two forces act concurrently on a body, the resultant force will be greatest when the angle between them is:
	0^o
	45^o
	90^o
	180^o
6.	A force acting on a box can have one of the four orientations, A, B, C or D indicated below. In which orientation will the force have the smallest vertical component?
	A
	B
	C
	D
7.	As the magnitude of the vector sum of the forces acting on a body increases, the magnitude of the acceleration of the body must
	increase.
	remain the same.
	decrease.
	either increase or decrease depending on the direction of the resultant.
8.	For a body experiencing zero acceleration, which statement is most true?
	The body must be at rest.
	The body may be at rest.
	The body must slow down.
	The body may speed up.
9.	The magnitude of the acceleration of a body is 2.5 m/s^2 when it is acted on by a net force of the magnitude of which is 5.0 N. The mass of the body is:
	0.5 kg
	2.0 kg
	12.5 kg
	25 kg
10.	Which graph best represents the relation between the force of gravity and the mass of a free-falling body?
11.	The magnitude of the acceleration of an object of mass mo subjected to a single constant force of magnitude Fo is ao. If the magnitude of the force was decreased slightly, the magnitude of the acceleration of the object would be ____ ao.
	more than
	equal to
	less than
	incomparable, without additional information, with
12.	The magnitude of the acceleration of an object of mass mo subjected to a single constant force of magnitude Fo is ao. If this same force was exerted on a second object with mass m2 > mo, the magnitude of the acceleration of this second object would be ____ ao.
	less than
	more than
	equal to
	incomparable, without additional information, with
13.	The magnitude of the acceleration of an object of mass mo subjected to a single constant force of magnitude Fo is ao. If the magnitude of the force was increased slightly, the mass of the object would ____.
	remain constant
	increase
	decrease
	be impossible to predict
14.	An object of mass mo is simultaneously subjected to two forces: F1 = 6 N i and F2 = -3 N i. The magnitude of the acceleration of the object is ao. If the magnitude of F1 was increased slightly, the magnitude of the acceleration of the object would ___.
	increase
	decrease
	remain constant
	be unpredictable
15.	An object of mass mo is simultaneously subjected to two forces: F1 = 6 N i and F2 = -3 N i. The magnitude of the acceleration of the object is ao. In order to double the magnitude of the acceleration of the object, F1 would have to be ____.
	increased by 2N
	increased by 3N
	increased by 4N
	increased by 5N
	decreased by 2N
	decreased by 3N
16.	An object of mass mo is simultaneously subjected to two forces: F1 = 6 N i and F2 = -3 N i. The magnitude of the acceleration of the object is ao. If the magnitude of both forces was doubled, the magnitude of the acceleration of the object would be ao x ____.
	1
	2
	3
	4
	6
	8
17.	If the mass of a moving body is doubled, the inertia of the body will be
	half as great as its original value.
	twice as great as its original value.
	four times as great as its original value.
	unchanged from its original value.
18.	After a rocket is launched, its engines are shut off. The rocket continues to move in a straight line at constant speed. This is an example of
	acceleration.
	inertia.
	gravitation.
	action-reaction.
19.	What is the magnitude of the weight of a 2.0 kg body on or near the surface of the earth?
	4.9 N
	16 lbs
	19.6 N
	64 kg m s^-2
20.	On a large asteroid, the weight of, or the force of gravity on, a 10 kg body is 20 N. What is the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity on the asteroid?
	0.5 m/s^2
	2.0 m/s^2
	9.8 m/s^2
	98 m/s^2
21.	A box rests on a level table. Which of the following is an action-reaction pair of forces?
	The weight of the box and the upward force on the earth.
	The weight of the table and the upward force of the earth on any of the legs of the table.
	Both A and B.
	None of the above.
22.	A 1000 pound safe falls off the back of a flatbed truck as the truck travels with constant speed down the interstate. As the safe falls toward the ground, ... ...the magnitude of the gravitational force exerted on the safe by the earth is ____ 1000 pounds.
	more than
	equal to
	less than
	incomparable, without additional information, with
23.	A 1000 pound safe falls off the back of a flatbed truck as the truck travels with constant speed down the interstate. As the safe falls toward the ground, ... ...the magnitude of the gravitational force exerted on the earth by the safe is ____ 1000 pounds.
	more than
	equal to
	less than
	incomparable, without additional information, with
24.	A 1000 pound safe falls off the back of a flatbed truck as the truck travels with constant speed down the interstate. As the safe falls toward the ground, ... ...the magnitude of the acceleration of the earth toward the safe is ____.
	9.8 m/s^2
	more than 9.8 m/s^2
	less than 9.8 m/s^2 but greater than 0