Newton’s Laws of Motion (AQA GCSE Physics): Quizzes
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What does a resultant force acting on an object cause?
What does a resultant force acting on an object cause?
A change in velocity
A force pushes right, a force pushes left. What is the resultant force?
A force pushes right, a force pushes left. What is the resultant force?
to the right
What is the resultant force when forces are balanced?
What is the resultant force when forces are balanced?
Zero
In , what are the units of acceleration?
In , what are the units of acceleration?
If mass stays constant, what happens to acceleration when force increases?
If mass stays constant, what happens to acceleration when force increases?
Acceleration increases
If force stays constant, what happens to acceleration when mass increases?
If force stays constant, what happens to acceleration when mass increases?
Acceleration decreases
In which direction does acceleration occur?
In which direction does acceleration occur?
Same direction as resultant force
What is the acceleration when the resultant force is zero?
What is the acceleration when the resultant force is zero?
Zero
A force acts on a object. What is its acceleration?
A force acts on a object. What is its acceleration?
A force of gives acceleration of . What is the mass?
A force of gives acceleration of . What is the mass?
pushes forward, resists backward. What is the resultant force?
pushes forward, resists backward. What is the resultant force?
forward
What does a negative force indicate about an object's motion?
What does a negative force indicate about an object's motion?
Slowing down or moving backwards