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C165 - Unit 2 Physics - Lessons 1-7:
Quiz Exam Questions and Answers
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A CARGO SPACECRAFT THAT BRINGS SUPPLIES TO THE

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) IS LAUNCHED USING

ROCKET PROPULSION. THE SPACECRAFT'S ROCKETS FIRE HOT

GASES BACKWARD. WHICH STATEMENT IS TRUE ABOUT THIS

SITUATION ACCORDING TO NEWTON'S THIRD LAW?




THE FORCE THAT THE ROCKET EXERTS ON THE HOT GASES IS

EQUAL AND OPPOSITE TO THE FORCE THE HOT GASES EXERT ON

THE ROCKET. THEREFORE, THE TWO FORCES CANCEL, AND THE

ROCKET DOES NOT ACCELERATE.




THE ROCKET WILL ACCELERATE FORWARD BECAUSE THE GASES

PUSH IT OFF THE GROUND.

,WHEN THE ROCKETS FIRE HOT GASES BACKWARD, THIS CREATES

HUGE FORCES IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION, EXERTED ON THE

SPACECRAFT BY THE HOT GASES. - CORRECT ANSWER-WHEN THE

ROCKETS FIRE HOT GASES BACKWARD, THIS CREATES HUGE

FORCES IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION, EXERTED ON THE

SPACECRAFT BY THE HOT GASES.




EXPLANATION:

THE HOT GASES CREATE A REACTION FORCE ON THE SPACECRAFT

IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.

A PARACHUTE IS DEPLOYED TO SLOW DOWN A SKYDIVER WHILE

DESCENDING TOWARD THE GROUND. WHAT HAPPENS WHILE HE

IS DESCENDING?




HIS VELOCITY POINTS UPWARD, AND HIS ACCELERATION POINTS

UPWARD.




HIS VELOCITY POINTS DOWNWARD, AND HIS ACCELERATION

POINTS DOWNWARD.



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, HIS VELOCITY POINTS DOWNWARD, AND HIS ACCELERATION

POINTS UPWARD.




HIS VELOCITY POINTS UPWARD, AND HIS ACCELERATION POINTS

DOWNWARD. - CORRECT ANSWER-HIS VELOCITY POINTS

DOWNWARD, AND HIS ACCELERATION POINTS UPWARD.




EXPLANATION:

VELOCITY ALWAYS POINTS IN THE DIRECTION OF MOTION AND

ACCELERATION IN THE DIRECTION OF THE CHANGING VELOCITY,

WHICH IN THIS CASE MEANS UPWARD.

AS A CARGO SPACECRAFT LIFTS OFF, ITS BOOSTER ROCKETS ARE

EMPLOYED TO ACCELERATE IT. ASSUME THAT THE BOOSTER

ROCKETS APPLY A CONSTANT FORCE ON THE SPACECRAFT. THE

HIGHER THE SPACECRAFT ASCENDS, THE LESS MASS IT HAS

BECAUSE SOME OF ITS FUEL IS BURNED. WHAT IS HAPPENING AS

THE SPACECRAFT IS ASCENDING?




BOTH ITS SPEED AND ACCELERATION INCREASE.

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