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Objective: To use an understanding of the effect of balanced and unbalanced forces upon the motion of an object in order to predict how an object will move under a certain set of force conditions.

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Horizontal Motion Only 6 Questions

Pick from among the three activities - Horizontal Motion Only, Vertical Motion Only, and Both Horizontal and Vertical Motions.

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Vertical Motion Only 4 Questions

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Both Motions Completed

I’ll Slide Through This!

I’ll Pounce On This!

Both Horizontal and Vertical Motions 10 Questions

Horiz. Motion Completed

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An object is experiencing the forces shown at the right. Each arrow represents a force in the specified direction. The length of the arrow represents the strength of the force. Which dot diagram represents a possible state of motion of such an object? Select all that apply.

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