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When an object is in free fall,                         .
1. its speed stays the same
2. it decelerates
3. it accelerates
4. none of the above
Velocity is                                     .
1. the slope of a linear graph
2. acceleration divided by displacement
3. speed with direction
4. the same in all reference frames
A block is placed on an inclined plane and remains stationary. A student claims, "The block remains stationary because as gravity tries to pull the block down down the ramp, the block exerts an equal and opposite force on itself up the ramp." Is the student's claim correct? Justify your answer.
1. No. Newton's third law states the block cannot exert a force on itself.
2. No. Newton's first law states the block's inertia must cause it to move down the ramp.
3. Yes. Newton's third law states the block must exert a force equal and opposite to gravity.
4. Yes. Newton's first law states the block must remain stationary unless pushed.
A book rests on a level desktop. Which force is equal in magnitude to the normal force exerted on the book?
1. The force of static friction
2. The force of kinetic friction
3. The gravitational force exerted by the desktop on the book
4. The weight of the book
When a 100-N force acts horizontally on an 8.0-kg chair, the chair moves at a constant speed across the level floor. Which statement has to be true?
1. The chair accelerates at 12.5 m/s^2
2. The applied force is greater than the frictional force.
3. The friction force is 100 N
4. There is no friction between the floor and chair

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$v= (Deltad)/t$ is the equation to calculate
1. acceleration.
2. speed.
3. velocity.
4. slope.
These are weak attractive forces between hydrogen and nearby oxygens and nitrogen.
1. Covalent Bonds
2. Ionic Bonds
3. Hydrogen Bonds
4. Van der Waals Forces
The equation for kinetic energy is                                  .
1. 1/2 mass times (velocity squared)
2. 1/2 base time height
3. 1/2 length times width
4. density times velocity
Power is defined as                                                .
1. the something that enables an object to do work
2. how much force an object has
3. the rate at which work is done
4. energy due to the position of something
Which of the following is not true of gases, as compared to liquids or solids?
1. Gas molecules are in constant, rapid motion.
2. Molecules in a gas are tightly bound to each other by strong attractive forces.
3. The kinetic energy of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature.
4. The volume of a gas molecule itself is very small compared to the space the gas occupies.
These are weak interactions between polarized zones of molecules such as proteins.
1. Ionic Bond
2. Covalent Bond
3. Hydrogen Bonds
4. Van der Waals Forces