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    Moves Down The Incline. Which of The Does Not Move at All. Which of The

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    Up !

    R
    F
    Up ! R
    A F
    A
    L
    L

    You know that there is friction between the


    block and the table. Assume that the block
    moves down the incline. Which of the You know that there is friction between the
    following is true (only one is correct)? block and the table. Assume that the block
    does not move at all. Which of the
    1) The force of friction is zero
    following is true (only one is correct)?
    2) The force of friction obviously points in
    1) The force of friction is zero
    direction L.
    2) The force of friction obviously points in
    3) The force of friction obviously points in
    direction L.
    direction R.
    3) The force of friction obviously points in
    4) This situation is physically impossible.
    direction R.
    5) I cant tell what is going on without a 4) This situation is physically impossible.
    detailed calculation.
    5) I cant tell what is going on without a
    detailed calculation.

    Up ! Up !
    A B A B

    x x
    A horizontal spring with constant k is A horizontal spring with constant k is
    stretched a distance x. The magnitude of stretched a distance x. I claim that the
    the force(s) exerted by the spring is (are) magnitude of the forces exerted by the
    given by: spring at its two ends are equal to each
    other.
    1) kx at point B and zero at point A
    2) kx at point A and zero at point B 1) This must be true by Newtons 3rd law
    (action/reaction)
    3) kx/2 at both point A and B
    2) This must be true if the spring is not
    4) kx at both point A and B accelerating
    5) None of the above 3) This is approximately true but only if I can
    ignore the springs mass
    4) None of the above
    A vertical spring with Up !
    constant k is stretched a
    distance y. I claim that the A
    magnitude of the forces
    exerted by the spring at its
    two ends are equal to each A
    other. y
    Two identical blocks are held up by two
    1) This must be true by Newtons 3rd law identical springs either in series (left) or in
    (action/reaction) parallel (right) Which is true?
    2) This must be true if the spring is not 1) In both cases, each spring holds up half of
    accelerating the mass and exerts a force of Mg/2.
    3) This is approximately true but only if I can 2) In both cases, each spring exerts a force of
    ignore the springs mass Mg.
    4) None of the above 3) In series, each spring exerts a force of Mg/2.
    In parallel, each spring exerts a force of Mg.
    4) In series, each spring exerts a force of Mg. In
    parallel, each spring exerts a force of Mg/2.
    5) This situation is physically impossible.
    6) I cant tell what is going on.

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