'Net ma' presentation slideshows

Rules : Everyone must attempt to answer each question.

Rules : Everyone must attempt to answer each question. Show your work on a separate sheet of paper. Keep track of your points. Winners receive prize. continue. Go BACK. You need to click on a number to proceed to the questions. Click here. continue. Really!!

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Forces applied at an Angle & Inclined Planes

Forces applied at an Angle & Inclined Planes. When forces are applied at angles other than 90 o , we need to resolve the force into its component vectors. Then, we find the net force in each direction, write our force equations ( F net = ma), and solve. Forces applied at an angle.

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1 st Semester Exam Review

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Force, Motion and Energy

Force, Motion and Energy. How do things move?. Above Below Ahead Behind Up Down Horizontally Vertically Right Left. How do we know something has moved?. By looking at the things that are not moving around it. FRAME OF REFERENCE. Speed. What is speed?

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UNIT 4 Forces and the Laws of Motion

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CH 4 Mixed Review 46,50,53,55,56,59,61,&63

CH 4 Mixed Review 46,50,53,55,56,59,61,&63. CH 4 Mixed Review 46,50,53,55,56,59,61,&63. F N. F A. W. F || F A. cos30 =. 24.5 F A. cos30 =. 46. m = 5 W = 49 W ? = 42.4 W || = 24.5. Equations from Diagram: W || = F || F N = F ? + W ?. F || F ?. W ||

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Satellite Motion

Satellite Motion. Low Orbit. A container falls off the space station while in low earth orbit. It will move A) straight down toward Earth. B) curving slowly down toward Earth. C) in the same orbit as the space station. D) ever farther away due to lower mass. E) rapidly away into space.

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Satellite Motion

Satellite Motion. Low Orbit. A container falls off the space station while in low earth orbit. It will move A) straight down toward Earth. B) curving slowly down toward Earth. C) in the same orbit as the space station. D) ever farther away due to lower mass. E) rapidly away into space.

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Chapter 4 Other Force Diagrams

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