Technical Secondary School No.

97
“Prof. Alfonso García Robles” TV
Physics exam
Name: NL: Cluster:

I.- Relate the questions with the corresponding parentheses.

1.- It is an agent capable of altering the state of ( ) Newton's third law.

rest or movement of a body.

2.- It is the ability of a body or object to oppose ( ) Simple machines.

movement.

3.- Every action corresponds to a reaction with the ( ) The weight.

same force but in the opposite direction.

4.- The sum of the forces acting on it is equal to ( ) Kinetic energy.

zero and there is no change in position.

5.- The inclined plane, the lever and the pulley. ( ) Force.

6.- It is a phenomenon of friction between the ( ) Inertia.

surface of materials and is a force that opposes
movement.

7.- Energy is neither created nor destroyed, it is ( ) Friction.

only transformed.

8.- It is the force of gravity that is exerted on any ( ) Potential energy.

object on Earth.

9.- The acceleration acquired by a body subject to ( ) Types of energy.

the action of one or more forces is directly
proportional to the net or resultant force that acts
on it and inversely proportional to its mass and has
the direction of the net force.

10.- It is one that can be transformed into the ( ) Kinetic energy.

movement of an object.

11.- Electric, wind and solar. ( ) Law of Conservation of energy.

12.- It is the energy that an object has when it is in ( ) The rest.

motion.
( ) Second law of Newton.

( ) Isaac Newton.

II.- Solve the following problems.

1.- What resultant force will impart an acceleration of 3 m/s 2 to a mass of 15 kg?

Formula: F=ma
2.- Calculate the force of attraction between two bodies of masses 2kg and 3kg separated at a distance of 5 m.

Formula: F= G m 1 m 2
r2

3.- Determine the kinetic energy of a 2kg sphere traveling with a speed of 6m/s.

Formula: Ec = ½ mv 2

III.- Briefly answer the following questions.

1.- Explain why science is objective.

2.- Define Electric Current.

3.- What is an inclined plane?

4.- What is Electric Current?

5.- Explain Newton's First Law.