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Froggy Jumps Newton's Second Law QuizVersión en línea Net force and acceleration por Austin Tacubanza 1 What does Newton's second law state? a Net force equals mass times acceleration (F = ma) b Speed equals force times mass c Energy equals mass times velocity squared over two 2 If mass doubles but net force stays the same, what happens to acceleration? a Stays the same b Acceleration doubles c Acceleration halves 3 If the net force on an object doubles with the same mass, what happens to acceleration? a Stays the same b Acceleration doubles c Acceleration halves 4 Which SI units are used for force, mass, and acceleration respectively? a Newtons, kilograms, and meters per second squared b Joules, kilograms, and kilometers per hour squared c Pascals, grams, and meters per second squared 5 Example: A 2 kg object experiences a net force of 3 N. Its acceleration is? a 3 m/s² b 0.67 m/s² c 1.5 m/s² 6 How is impulse related to Newton's second law? a Force equals energy divided by time b Momentum equals force divided by time c Impulse equals the change in momentum (Δp) 7 If two objects have the same net force but different masses, which accelerates more? a The lighter (smaller mass) object b The heavier object c Both accelerate the same 8 What happens to acceleration if net force is zero? a Acceleration equals velocity b Acceleration is undefined c Acceleration is zero 9 To increase acceleration without changing mass, you should? a Increase velocity b Increase energy c Increase the net force 10 Common misconception: Newton's second law describes constant velocity. True or false? a False b Only for kinetic energy equations c True

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Newton's Second Law QuizVersión en línea

por Austin Tacubanza

What does Newton's second law state?

If mass doubles but net force stays the same, what happens to acceleration?

If the net force on an object doubles with the same mass, what happens to acceleration?

Which SI units are used for force, mass, and acceleration respectively?

Example: A 2 kg object experiences a net force of 3 N. Its acceleration is?

How is impulse related to Newton's second law?

If two objects have the same net force but different masses, which accelerates more?

What happens to acceleration if net force is zero?

To increase acceleration without changing mass, you should?

Common misconception: Newton's second law describes constant velocity. True or false?