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11:40 @ V O G NQ 47% go acrobat.adobe.com/id/ul + :D . . . Q ... Sign in Collaborate with Acrobat Reader Open Use the app to add and reply to comments Name: Donavon He Date: Period : Ist ASSIGNMENT LOWMAN STAAR BLITZ: PHYSICS II, DAY 6 EDUCATION GRADE 8 Labeling - Answer the questions below. 1. Three different statements regarding forces are shown. Complete the table to ident. / which statement best relates to each item. A. B. Simultaneous force pairs have Balanced and uz.. danced Accele ation of an object is equal (in magnitude) and forces determine the state of evendent upon the net force opposite (in direction) effects motion of an oject acting on the object and the mass of the object Write ONE correct letter in each box. Each answer may be used more than once. Inertia Continental plates moving at a F = ma convergent boundary Action-reaction force pairs Ignition blastoff of a rocket Bullet shooting out of a gun and the gun Offensive lineman making a tackle recoils A Reason for safety belt legislation At rest, stay at rest Person pushing on a wall Spiking a volleyball Marathon runner going beyond the finish When a driver slams on his breaks, books B line on the back seat slide off to the floor Book sitting on a shelf Wrecking ball demolishes a building An athlete taking a short run before a Person swimming through water high jump Car crash B Hitting a softball Diving off a raft A Rocket's thrust when leaving Earth's orbit Short Constructed Response - Read the question carefully. Then enter your answer and support in the box provided. 2. A large rock is motionless on a flat sidewalk. Using Newton's Laws of Motion, explain why the rock remains motionless. What would cause it to start to move? ! The Rock is motionless because it's balanced Force. I would start to move if we added force and created on unbalanced force. Text Entry - Enter your answer in the box. 3. A baseball pitcher throws a ball toward a player holding a bat. The player uses the bat and hits a home run. The bat applies a 30-newton force to the ball. What is the reaction force? : The ball got hit far . III O