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PHYSICS FINAL EXAM REVIEW
A force is needed to - Answers-change an objects state of motion

The combination of all forces acting on an object is called the - Answers-net force

When you hold a rock at rest in your hand, you are pushing upward on it with as much
force as Earth's gravity pulls down on it. The net force would be - Answers-zero on the
rock

The scientific unit of force is the newton-- - Answers-abbreviated N

Tension is a - Answers-stretching force

Weight is the force of gravity - Answers-acting downward on an object

A vector is an arrow that - Answers-represents the magnitude and direction of a
quantity.

A vector quantity is a quantity that needs both magnitude and - Answers-direction for a
complete description
-an example would be force

A scalar quantity is a - Answers-quantity that can be described by magnitude only and
has no direction. -time, area, and volume are scalar quantities

You can express the equilibrium rule mathematically as - Answers-(funky backwards E
letter)F=0
-e letter stands for the sum of
-f stands for forces

Mechanical Equilibrium is a - Answers-state wherein no physical changes occur; it is a
state of steadiness

Whenever the net force on an object is zero, the object is said to be in - Answers-
mechanical equilibrium

What is the Equilibrium Rule? - Answers-Whenever the net force on an object is zero,
the object is said to be in mechanical equilibrium

For a suspended object at rest, the forces acting upward on the object must be -
Answers-balanced by other forces acting downward to make the vector sum equal zero

For an object at rest on a horizontal surface, - Answers-the support force must equal the
objects weight

, A support force is the upward force - Answers-that balances the weight of an object on a
surface. A support force is often called the normal force

An upward support force is - Answers-positive and a downward weight is negative

-The weight of a book sitting on a table is a negative force
-The atoms squeeze
-The compressed atoms produce - Answers--that squeezes downward on the atoms of
the table
-upward on the book.
-the positive support force.

Objects at rest are said to be in - Answers-static equilibrium

Objects moving at constant speed in a straight line path are said to be in - Answers-
dynamic equilibrium

Equilibrium is a state of - Answers-no change

An object under the influence of only one force - Answers-cannot be in equilibrium

Only when there is no force at all, or when two or more forces combine to zero, can -
Answers-an object be in equilibrium

Both static equilibrium and dynamic equilibrium are examples of - Answers-mechanical
equilibrium

The Parallelogram Rule - Answers-to find the resultant of two nonparallel vectors,
construct a parallelogram wherein the two vectors are adjacent sides. The diagonal of
the parallelogram shows the resultant

Resultant - Answers-the sum of two or more vectors

Combining vectors is simple when they are parallel.
-If they are in the same direction
-If they are in opposite directions - Answers--they add
-they subtract

To find the resultant of nonparallel vectors - Answers-use the parallelogram rule

When applying the parallelogram rule to two perpendicular vectors that are equal in
magnitude - Answers--the parallelogram is a square.
The resultant is root 2, or 1.414, times one of the vectors

When an object is suspended at rest from two non-vertical ropes, there are three forces
acting on it: - Answers-1. a tension in the left rope,

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