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11/15: Lab - NEWTON’S SECOND LAW OF MOTION
By Fredric Harvey
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Experiment 1: The Effect of Mass on Acceleration
Question 1
1.
When you keep the unbalanced force the same and
increase the mass
, how does acceleration change?
the acceleration increases
the acceleration decreases
the acceleration stays the same
Question 2
2.
When you keep the unbalanced force the same and
decrease the mass
, how does acceleration change?
the acceleration increases
the acceleration decreases
the acceleration stays the same
Experiment 2: The Effect of the Size of the Force on Acceleration
Question 3
3.
When mass stays the same and you
increase the size of the force
, how does acceleration change?
the acceleration increases
the acceleration decreases
the acceleration stays the same
Question 4
4.
When mass stays the same and you
decrease the size of the force
, how does acceleration change?
the acceleration increases
the acceleration decreases
the acceleration stays the same
Experiment 3: Keeping Acceleration the Same
Question 5
5.
How would arrange things so that the softball and the wiffle ball end up with
about the same
acceleration
. How will you have to alter the size of the force applied by the stick to accomplish this?
Conclusion
Question 6
6.
When mass stays the same and the size of the FORCE INCREASES, acceleration
increases
decreases
stays the same
Question 7
7.
When mass stays the same and the size of the FORCE DECREASES, acceleration _____________.
increases
decreases
stays the same
Question 8
8.
When the size of the force stays the same and the MASS INCREASES, acceleration _________________.
increases
decreases
stays the same
Question 9
9.
When the size of the force stays the same and the MASS DECREASES, acceleration _________.
increases
decreases
stays the same
Question 10
10.
The relationship between net force and acceleration is _______________.
directly proportional
inversely proportional
Question 11
11.
The relationship between mass and acceleration is ______________.
directly proportional
inversely proportional