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"15. A woman whose weight is 500 N is standing on the ground. The force the ground exerts on
her is
a). iess than 500 N ib). equa{to 500 ll c). more than 500 N
d). any of the above, depending on her location on the earth's surface '.i
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16. When an obiect exerts a normat force on a surtace, the. force is

a). equalto the object's weight b). frictionatin origin
c). parallel to the surface d). per:pendictrtar to the surface

17. To set an object in motion on a surface usually requires

a), less force than to keep it in motion
b). the same force as that needed to keep it in motion
c). more force than to keep it in motion
d). cnly as much force as is needed to overcome inertia

18. The frictional force between two surfaces in contact does not depend on
a). the normal force pressing one against the other
b). the areas of the surfaces
c) if the s;urfaes are stationary or in relative motion
d). whether or not a lubricant is used

'19. When a 1.0-N force acts on 1.O-kg object that is able to move freely, the object receives
a). a speed of 1.0 m/s b). an acceleration of 0.102 mls2
c). an acceleration of 1.0 m/sz d). an acceleration of g.Bm/s2

20. The rveight of 600 g of salami is

a).0.061 N b).5.9N c).61 N ,.. d).5r9kN
21. Which of the following is not a unit of power
a). joule-second b). watt
c). newton-meter per second d). horsepower

22.To keep a vehicle moving at the speed v requires a force F. The power needed is
a). Fv b). % Fl e. F/v d). FAI

23. A 2.00-kg book is held 1.00 m above the floor for 5u s. The work done is
a). 0 b) 10 2 J c). 100 d). 980 J

24r. Six thousand foot-pounds of work is used to raise an object to a height of 100 ft. l-he weight
of the object is
a). 1.875|b b). 18.75Ib c).60 ib d). t920lb
25.1le amount of work a 0.60-kW electric drill can ic in t.0 min is
a).0.6J b).36J c).0.6kJ d).36kJ
26. A sedentary persort requires about 6 million J of energy per day. This rate of energy
t;onsumption is equivalent about.
a). 70 W b). 335 W c). 600 W .d). 250 kW

27. A 1 .1-kg mass has kinetic energy of 1.0 J when lts speeti is
a). 0,45 m/s b). '1.0 m/s c). i-.4 m/s d). 4,4mls

28. A 1 .0-N weight has a kinetic energy of 1 .0 J when its speed is

a). 0.45 m/s b). 1.0 mls c). 1.4 m/s d).4.4 m/s '' ,,

29. A 1000-kg car whose speed is 80km/h has a kinetic enerov of

a).2.s2 x 104J b).2.42 x 105J c).2.42x tddl d). 3.20 x 106J
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30. A 1.0-kg mass has a potentialenergy of 1,0 J relative to the ground when it is at a height
of
a). 0.'12 m b). 1,0 m c). 9.8 rn d). 32 m
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