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Copy of Newton's First Law and Statics (6/7/2024)

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20 N right

20  N left

20 N up

20 N down

7 N up

7 N down

7 N right

7 N left

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4 N down

4 N right

4 N left

4 N up

2 N left

2 N right

2 N up 

2 N down

Only the first box

All of the boxes are at rest

None of the boxes

Only the last two boxes

20 N left

0 N left

5 N right

20 N right

9 N left

9 N right

7 N left

2 N right

13 N down

6 N down

6 N Up

13 N up

7 N left 13 N left

7 N right 13 N up

7 N down 13 N right

7 N up 13 N left

2 N

0 N

8 N

13 N

0 N

2 N

13 N

50 N

10 N left

10 N right

10 N up

10 N down

the ground

the table

the book

there is'nt a force

The net force is all the forces multiplied together

The net force is the largest force divided by the smallest force

The net force is the sum of all the forces acting on the object

The net force is always balanced.

Resting objects have a zero Newton net force

An object at rest always has a 10 newton force

The net force cannot be determined on a resting object

Resting objects have a positive value for a net force

No, for a book on the table, gravity pushes up and the book has a force pulling down

No, for a ball at rest on the ground, gravity is the force pulling down on the ball and the ground pushes up on the ball.

Yes, in order for the object to be at rest, there can be no forces.

Yes, for a book on a table, all the forces are down and cancel each other out