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    Net Force Worksheet

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    This document is a worksheet for students to practice calculating net force and determining if there will be a change in motion based on diagrams of objects experiencing multiple forces. The worksheet contains definitions of key terms, diagrams of objects experiencing forces in different configurations, and questions for students to answer about the direction and existence of net forces and resulting motion.

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    This document is a worksheet for students to practice calculating net force and determining if there will be a change in motion based on diagrams of objects experiencing multiple forces. The worksheet contains definitions of key terms, diagrams of objects experiencing forces in different configurations, and questions for students to answer about the direction and existence of net forces and resulting motion.

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    This document is a worksheet for students to practice calculating net force and determining if there will be a change in motion based on diagrams of objects experiencing multiple forces. The worksheet contains definitions of key terms, diagrams of objects experiencing forces in different configurations, and questions for students to answer about the direction and existence of net forces and resulting motion.

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    Net Force Worksheet

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    This document is a worksheet for students to practice calculating net force and determining if there will be a change in motion based on diagrams of objects experiencing multiple forces. The worksheet contains definitions of key terms, diagrams of objects experiencing forces in different configurations, and questions for students to answer about the direction and existence of net forces and resulting motion.

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    Date _____________

    Net Force Worksheet


    What causes objects to move? For each problem, complete the questions using your Forces reading and vocabulary chart in your science notebook. 1. Write the definition of each term in the definition column. Then decide whether that force produces motion and write either yes, no or it depends in the motion column. Vocabulary term Net force Definition Change in motion? (yes, no or it depends)

    Balanced forces

    Unbalanced forces

    2. For each of diagram, determine the net force acting on the object. Follow the format for showing your work shown in (a). Then, write whether or not there will be a change in motion. If yes, write the direction the object will move in. a.

    2N

    4N

    Net force: 4 N 2 N = 2 N to the left. Change in motion: The box will move to the left. b.

    2N 4N
    Net force: Change in motion:

    c.

    8N
    Net force: Change in motion:

    10 N

    d.

    10 N
    Net force: Change in motion:

    2N

    e.

    5N
    Net force: Change in motion:

    5N

    f.

    5N
    Net force: Change in motion:

    5N

    10 N

    g.

    5N 2N
    Net force: Change in motion:

    10 N

    3. Below is a diagram of a tug-a0war. Circle the correct word to complete the sentences that follow.

    a. The forces shown are PUSHING/ PULLING forces. b. The forces shown are acting in the SAME DIRECTION/ OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS. c. The forces are EQUAL/ NOT EQUAL. d. The forces are BALANCED/ UNBALANCED.. e. Motion is to the RIGHT/ LEFT.

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