SOLUTIONS
1) FNET = ma (Newtons 2nd Law of Motion)
a = FNET/ m
= 10 N / 2kg
= 5 m/s2 [in the direction of the applied horizontal force]
Velocity of the object after 2s is:
V = a* D t
= (5)*(2)
= 10 m/s [in the direction of the applied force]
After 2s, the applied force is zero. According to Newtons First Law of Motion, the object continues to move in the same direction with constant velocity of 10 m/s. Therefore, the objects velocity after 4s is 10 m/s [in the direction of the applied force]
2) F = m1a1 (Newtons 2nd Law of Motion)
F = m2a2 F = (m1 + m2)a F = ( F/2 + F/3 )* aa = 6 F/ 5 F
a = 1.2 m/s2 [in the direction of the applied force]
3) Directions: East (+) West (-) South (-) North (+)
FNET = ma (Newtons 2nd Law of Motion)
FNETy: Fy + Fg = Fy
FNETx: Fx Ff = m* a
(10)(Cos 37) (5.2) = 2 * a
a = (2.8) / 2
= 1.4 m/s2 [in the direction of the applied force]
4) FNET = msystem*a (Newtons 2nd Law of Motion)
10 N = (2kg + 3kg)* a
a = 2 m/s2 [in the direction of the applied force]
Lets look at the forces acting on each object
FNET = m1 a
FNET1y: 0
FNET1x: F - T = m1a
10 T = (2) (2)
T = 6 N
5) FNET = msystem*a (Newtons 2nd Law of Motion) Directions:
20 = (4+1)* a left (-) � right(+)
a = 4m/s2 [forward] (backward) (forward)
Let T be the backward force of m2 on m1
Then,
FNET1 = m1 a
FNET1y: 0
FNET1x: F T = m1* a
20 T = (4)(4)
T = 4 N
The backward force of m2 on m1 is 4 N
6) F1 = m*a1
F2 = m*a2 (Newtons 2nd Law of Motion)
D d = V1 Dt + � aD t2
D d1= X D t = t
X = 0 + � a1t2
a1 = 2X / t2
D d2= 2X D t = 2t
2X = 0 + � a2(2t)2
a2 = X / t2
a1 / a2 = 2
F1 / F2 = ma1 / ma2
\ F1 / F2 = 2