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1)  A constant F force brings a mass, m1, to an acceleration of 3 m/s2 and m2 to 5 m/s2.  What would the acceleration of m1+m2 be if the same F force was acting upon them ?

A) 15/8        B) 3        C) 5         D) 8/3         E) 8           index.gif (3215 bytes)

 

2)  The coefficient of friction (m) between a 4kg object and horizontal plane is 0.5.  If a 20 N force, which is 370 to the horizontal, pulls this object, what would its acceleration be ? (g=10m/s2)

A) 0        B) 1/2         C) 1         D) 2          E) 3          index.gif (3215 bytes)

 

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In the first diagram, 1kg and 4kg objects are on a frictionless horizontal plane.  In the second diagram, these objects are on a plane which has a coefficient of friction of 0.1.  In both diagrams, the objects are being pulled by a 10 N force.  Since T1 and T2 are tension forces between the objects, what is T1/T2 ? (g=10 m/s2)

A) 1        B) 1/2         C) 2         D) 2/3         E) 1/4         index.gif (3215 bytes)

 

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In the diagram, m1 and  m2 are on a frictionless plane.  If T is 15 N, what would F be? (N)

A) 7.5       B) 10              C) 15               D) 20               E) 25         index.gif (3215 bytes)

 

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The objects in the diagrams above are on frictionless horizontal planes.   Using the information given, find the relation between a1 and a2 ?

A) a1 = a2         B) 2a1 = a2          C) 4a1 = a2         D) a1 = 4a2         E) a1 = 3a2         index.gif (3215 bytes)

 

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As seen in the diagram, a 4kg mass is going up a frictionless inclined plane.  How many meters would the object go up by the time it stops ? (g=10 m/s2) (m)

A) 1        B) 2         C) 3         D) 4         E) 6         index.gif (3215 bytes)

 

7)  A 5kg object is stationary on a frictionless horizontal plane.  If a 10 N force is acted upon this object for 2 seconds, what would its displacement be ? (m)

A) 1        B) 2         C) 3         D) 4        E)8          index.gif (3215 bytes)

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