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This equation represents Newton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma. It shows the relationship of force, mass, and acceleration. If the mass of an object is tripled, and the force acting on it is doubled, how will the object's acceleration be affected? A. Acceleration will be two-thirds the original value. B. Acceleration will be two times the original value. C. Acceleration will be one-half the original value. D. Acceleration will be six times the original value.
I got either A or D
\(\color{#000000 }{ \sf \displaystyle F=ma\quad \Longrightarrow \quad \quad a=F/m }\) Your original acceleration is: \(\color{#000000 }{ \sf \displaystyle a=F/m}\) Your new acceleration is: \(\color{#000000 }{ \sf \displaystyle a=(2F)/(3m)=(2/3)\times (F/m) }\)
So if your old acceleration is \(\color{#000000 }{ \sf \displaystyle (F/m) }\), and your new acceleration is \(\color{#000000 }{ \sf (2/3)\times (F/m) }\), then how can you compare the new acceleration to the old acceleration?
it will be two thirds times the old acceleration, so a?
Yes, that answer is A. Well done!
thanks. i have a few more. can you help out some more?
Perhaps...
Which best explains why a washing machine does not represent a closed system? A. The amount of wash in a load varies. B. Most washers can use a variety of laundry detergent brands. C. It has multiple cycles, such as wash and spin. D. Water and power come from external sources. I got D
A closed system is usually defined to be any system that doesn't \(\large «\)exchange anything with the surroundings of it\(\large »\). Also, the forces all come from the system itself (no external forces).
I suppose that you have to show why the washer is not a closed system...
the concept here is that nothing in the system is from outside (or "external").
so it could be b with the detergent
Yes, it's D...
oh so i was right
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I got to go.... (basketball with siblings)
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okay. thanks for the help
you welcome!
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