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    This document contains a practice quiz on forces and free body diagrams. It asks students to draw and label pictures of forces acting on objects like a parked car, a box sitting on the floor, and a missile shooting upward. It also asks students to calculate time, speed, acceleration, and vector components for falling objects and pulled water skiers. The quiz aims to assess students' understanding of representing physical systems using force diagrams and performing force-related calculations.

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    This document contains a practice quiz on forces and free body diagrams. It asks students to draw and label pictures of forces acting on objects like a parked car, a box sitting on the floor, and a missile shooting upward. It also asks students to calculate time, speed, acceleration, and vector components for falling objects and pulled water skiers. The quiz aims to assess students' understanding of representing physical systems using force diagrams and performing force-related calculations.

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    Name:________________________ Block:____________ Date:_________________

    Practice Quiz: Forces and Free Body Diagrams


    1. Draw a picture of a car parked on the side of a hill. On this picture draw and label
    the Normal Force and the Friction Force.

    2. Imagine a 4 kg box sitting on the floor. Draw and label a free body diagram for
    this box, including all forces on the box.

    3. Your 150 kg missile shoots upward. The upward Thrust is 700 N. The total Air
    Resistance is 3 N.
    a. Draw a free body diagram representing the missile. Be sure to label all the
    forces

    b. ΣF = __________________

    c. a = _____________
    4. You drop an accordion off a 450-meter tall building.
    a. How long does it take the accordion to hit the ground?

    b. How fast is it going when it gets there?

    5. Draw the sum of these two vectors.

    6. Draw the x and y components of this vector

    (Extra Credit) A 100 kg water-skier is pulled forward with a force of 400 N. She
    feels 25 N of friction with the water. What is her acceleration?

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