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Newton's 2nd Law Confirmation Lab
By PHIL Hoover
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Please complete the following formative assessment to earn credit for your Newton's 2nd Law Confirmation Lab
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Question 1
1.
In what year did Isaac Newton publish his text Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica?
Question 2
2.
Newton's 2nd Law of Motion is crucial because it establishes a
direct mathematical relationship
between which of the following?
Net Force and Mass
Mass and Acceleration
Net Force and Acceleration
Question 3
3.
Isaac Newton developed his second law of motion by combining existing knowledge from previous scientists, particularly __________ Galilei.
Question 4
4.
Newton used ____________, which he developed, to express the relationship between force and acceleration mathematically.
Trigonometry
Algebra
Calculus
Question 5
5.
Write out Newton's 2nd Law of Motion
visibility
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Question 6
6.
Draw the Free Body Diagram of the Fan Cart.
visibility
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Question 7
7.
To control the setting, which of the following variable was kept constant?
Net Force (Fnet)
Mass
Acceleration
Question 8
8.
Question 9
9.
Describe how you will measure the acceleration (a) of the fan cart.
Question 10
10.
Which of the following values is a possible force produced by the fan carts we used in lab?
.0028N
.028N
.28N
2.8N
Question 11
11.
How many total trials were conducted to measure the acceleration of the fan cart?
Question 12
12.
Draw the general shape of the graph you produced during this investigation. Label each axis.
visibility
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Question 13
13.
The slope of your graph should have been close to the _____ of the carts that traveled down the track.
mass
acceleration
Net Force (Fnet)
Question 14
14.
If twice the Net Force was applied to your fan cart and the mass was kept the same, what would happen to the acceleration of the fan cart?
It would stay the same.
It would double.
It would be cut in half
Question 15
15.
Mass and acceleration are
inversely
related.
True
False