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Warm-Up (Part 1): Force, Acceleration and Velocity Relationships Q1. State the relationships between these concepts. net Part 1A: Force, Acceleration and Velocity Relationships Consider the following scenarios involving a block on a horizontal surface. Forces may be exerted on the block in any direction, but it never leaves the surface (so 32 = 0). For each scenario, draw three arrows on each block to correspond to the direction of the velocity, acceleration, and net force on the object in each situation. To help distinguish the arrows, use a dashed line for velocity and be sure to (.6 3, GE 3! label each arrow wit v , a or \"Fm\". If one or more of these quantities is zero, write that above the box (e.g., \"v = 0\"), if there isn't enough information put a \"'3\". Q2. The object is at rest for more than an Q3. The object is moving to the right at instant constant velocity Q4, The object is moving to the le at Q5, The object is moving to the right and is constant velocity slowing down Q6. The object is moving to the left and is QT". The object is moving to the right and speeding up. speeding up. Q8, For the block below, you know the Q9, For the block below, you know the net velocity, at that instant (as shown below), force, at that instant (as shown below). Draw the direction of the acceleration and Draw the direction of the velocity and not force. acceleration. Q10. What can you conclude about the directions of v, a, and Fnet in general