Physics Quiz: Newton's and Kepler's Laws, Exams of Physics

A series of multiple-choice questions and answers related to fundamental concepts in physics, particularly focusing on newton's and kepler's laws. It covers topics such as gravitational force, planetary motion, inertia, and conservation of angular momentum. The questions are designed to test understanding of these principles and their applications. This quiz is useful for students reviewing basic physics concepts and preparing for exams. It provides a concise review of key principles and their applications, making it a valuable resource for students seeking to reinforce their understanding of fundamental physics concepts. The quiz format allows for quick self-assessment and identification of areas needing further study. Verified to pass in 2025.

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Physics 121- Quiz 4 and answers
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According to Newton's Second Law, in a two object system (e.g. star & planet,
or truck & person), the force on the smaller object is _______ the force on the
larger object. - correct answer equal to
The reaction force to the Earth pulling on you is - correct answer the force
of you pulling up on the Earth
Kepler determined that the planets orbit the Sun in ellipses with the Sun
located - correct answer at one focus
A direct result of Kepler's 2nd Law is - correct answer that planets move
slower when far from the sun
The relationship between the distance of a planet from the Sun and its orbital
period is given by - correct answer Kepler's 3rd Law
If the distance between a star and a planet was suddenly cut in half, the
attractive gravitational force would ___. - correct answer quadruple
The constant "G" is necessary to make Newton's Law of Gravity produce an
answer with the correct units. - correct answer True
Both Newton's and Kepler's Laws allows us to: - correct answer Predict the
behavior of bodies, compactly express relationships with words or equations
and calculate quantities within the laws, given the other quantities
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Physics 121- Quiz 4 and answers

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According to Newton's Second Law, in a two object system (e.g. star & planet, or truck & person), the force on the smaller object is _______ the force on the larger object. - correct answer ✔equal to The reaction force to the Earth pulling on you is - correct answer ✔the force of you pulling up on the Earth Kepler determined that the planets orbit the Sun in ellipses with the Sun located - correct answer ✔at one focus A direct result of Kepler's 2nd Law is - correct answer ✔that planets move slower when far from the sun The relationship between the distance of a planet from the Sun and its orbital period is given by - correct answer ✔Kepler's 3rd Law If the distance between a star and a planet was suddenly cut in half, the attractive gravitational force would ___. - correct answer ✔quadruple The constant "G" is necessary to make Newton's Law of Gravity produce an answer with the correct units. - correct answer ✔True Both Newton's and Kepler's Laws allows us to: - correct answer ✔Predict the behavior of bodies, compactly express relationships with words or equations and calculate quantities within the laws, given the other quantities

The asteroid belt is located between__________. - correct answer ✔Mars and Jupiter Which of the following properties of an astronaut changes when he/she is standing on the Moon, relative to when the astronaut is standing on Earth? - correct answer ✔Weight Which of the following is true about a comet that is on an elliptical orbit around the Sun? - correct answer ✔The comet's speed is greatest when it is nearest the Sun. Which of the following is NOT an example of a satellite of Earth? - correct answer ✔the sun If the Sun were twice as massive, the gravitational force between the Sun and the Earth would - correct answer ✔increase by 2 The mass of a 1 kilogram rock on Earth is 1/6 kilogram on the Moon. - correct answer ✔False What is your acceleration if you go from 0 to 30 m/s in 3 seconds? - correct answer ✔10 m/s^ When a spinning ice skater pulls her arms in from an extended position, she spins faster. This demonstrates the Conservation of - correct answer ✔Angular Momentum