Lesson 3.03b
3.03b Newton's first law Quiz: OCR Maths, Unit 18
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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According to Newton's first law, what happens to an object when net force is zero?
- Constant acceleration
- It decelerates
- Constant velocity
- Infinite speed
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What state is a particle in if the resultant force acting on it is zero?
- Uniform acceleration
- Free fall
- Equilibrium
- Terminal displacement
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If a particle remains at rest, what must be the resultant force acting on it?
- Equal to gravity
- Equal to mass
- Zero
- Positive
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Newton's first law states an object remains at rest unless acted upon by what?
- Constant mass
- Internal force
- Resultant force
- Gravitational field
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What physical quantity is zero when a body moves with a constant velocity?
- Displacement
- Momentum
- Speed
- Acceleration
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Which term describes a set of forces that sum to a zero resultant force?
- Balanced forces
- Unbalanced forces
- Contact forces
- Reaction forces
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What is the SI unit of force used when calculating resultant forces?
- Joule
- Watt
- Newton
- Pascal
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On a free body diagram, how are forces acting on a particle represented?
- Scalars
- Vectors
- Dashed lines
- Curves
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A car travels along a straight road at a constant speed. What is the resultant force?
- 9.8 N
- 60 N
- 0 N
- 600 N
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A crate rests stationary on a horizontal floor. Which vertical force balances its weight?
- Normal reaction
- Thrust
- Tension
- Friction
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A box slides at constant velocity against 15 N of friction. What forward force acts?
- 30 N
- 15 N
- 147 N
- 0 N
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A particle experiences forces (3i + 4j) N and (-3i - 4j) N. What is its acceleration?
- 0 m/s²
- 2 m/s²
- 5 m/s²
- 9.8 m/s²
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A cable lifts a crate upwards at constant speed. Tension is 500 N. What is weight?
- 0 N
- 500 N
- 250 N
- 1000 N
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A book of weight 20 N rests on a desk. What is the contact force?
- 0 N
- 20 N
- 9.8 N
- 196 N
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A particle has forces 8 N right and 3 N left. What force achieves equilibrium?
- 5 N right
- 5 N left
- 11 N right
- 11 N left
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An object moves in a straight line with zero acceleration. What must be true?
- Forces are balanced
- Forces are unbalanced
- Object is stationary
- Speed is increasing
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Forces (2i - 5j) N, (i + 2j) N, and F keep a particle in equilibrium. What is F?
- (-3i - 3j) N
- (-3i + 3j) N
- (3i + 3j) N
- (3i - 3j) N
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A particle on a slope is held in equilibrium. What is the net force?
- 0 N
- mg sin theta
- mg
- mg cos theta
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Forces (a i + 4 j) N and (-2 i + b j) N balance. What are values of a and b?
- a = -2, b = -4
- a = 2, b = -4
- a = 2, b = 4
- a = -2, b = 4
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A skydiver falls at constant terminal velocity. How does air resistance compare to weight?
- Equal to weight
- Zero
- Less than weight
- Greater than weight
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