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A block hands at rest from the ceiling by a piece of rope. Consider the forces acting on the block.

Choose the forces that are present
GRAVITY
SPRING
TENSION
NORMAL
FRICTION
AIR RESISTANCE
A block hands from the ceiling by a spring. Consider the forces acting on the block when it is at rest (at its equilibrium position).

Choose the forces that are present
GRAVITY
SPRING
TENSION
NORMAL
FRICTION
AIR RESISTANCE
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A bicycle is at rest on a bike rack. According to Newton's First Law of Motion, what will happen to the bicycle as long as no unbalanced force acts upon it?

A ball is shot into the air with a spring-loaded cannon. Consider the forces acting on the ball while it is in the air.

Choose the forces that are present
GRAVITY
SPRING
TENSION
NORMAL
FRICTION
AIR RESISTANCE
Mr. B (who hasn't opened his parachute yet) falls at terminal velocity. Consier the forces acting on him.

Choose the forces that are present
GRAVITY
SPRING
TENSION
NORMAL
FRICTION
AIR RESISTANCE
A block rests on top of a table. Consider only the forces acting upon the block.

Choose the forces that are present
GRAVITY
SPRING
TENSION
NORMAL
FRICTION
AIR RESISTANCE
Choose the two forces acting on the blue triangle:
GRAVITY
SPRING
NORMAL
TENSION
AIR RESISTANCE
FRICTION
Force transmitted through a string, rope, cable, or wire when it is pulled tight by forces acting on opposite ends:
A. Applied Force
B. Air Resistance Force
C. Balanced Force
D. Frictional Force
E. Gravitational Force
F. Normal Force
G. Spring Force
H. Tension Force
I.Unbalanced Force
The force exerted by a surface as an object moves on it or makes an effort to move across it:
A. Applied Force
B. Air Resistance Force
C. Balanced Force
D. Frictional Force
E. Gravitational Force
F. Normal Force
G. Spring Force
H. Tension Force
I.Unbalanced Force
The force from which the moon, earth, or other massively large object attracts another object towards itself.
A. Applied Force
B. Air Resistance Force
C. Balanced Force
D. Frictional Force
E. Gravitational Force
F. Normal Force
G. Spring Force
H. Tension Force
I.Unbalanced Force
The force exerted by a compressed or stretched spring upon any object that it is attached to it:
A. Applied Force
B. Air Resistance Force
C. Balanced Force
D. Frictional Force
E. Gravitational Force
F. Normal Force
G. Spring Force
H. Tension Force
I.Unbalanced Force
A force that does not cause acceleration of an object:
A. Applied Force
B. Air Resistance Force
C. Balanced Force
D. Frictional Force
E. Gravitational Force
F. Normal Force
G. Spring Force
H. Tension Force
I.Unbalanced Force
A force that has the ability to cause an object to accelerate:
A. Applied Force
B. Air Resistance Force
C. Balanced Force
D. Frictional Force
E. Gravitational Force
F. Normal Force
G. Spring Force
H. Tension Force
I. Unbalanced Force
A. It will remain at rest
B. It will eventually fall over
C. It will start to move on its own