Resultant Force

Resultant Force Quiz

Test your knowledge on the fundamental concepts of forces and their resultant effects. This quiz consists of 10 multiple-choice questions designed to challenge your understanding of physics.

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What must we know when we want to find a resultant force?

A magnitude of force.

A shape of an object.

A direction of force.

Magnitude and direction of force.

Which tool is used to measure the magnitude of force?

A spring scale.

A measuring cylinder.

A measuring tape.

A tapeline.

If the resultant force is zero, what will happen to the object?

The object will move forward.

The object will move fast.

The object will move slowly.

The object will not move.

If we use two cows to pull a cart, how many resultant force will there be?

1 force

2 forces

3 forces

4 forces

A low truck exerted 1,000 N to drag a car. A force of 100 N was also exerted to push the car before it started? If the extra force was not exerted, how much force would the tow truck need to move the car?

100 N

900 N

1,000 N

1,100 N

Team A played tug of war with Team B. Each team had 3 players. Each player of Team A exerted 500 N. How much force should each player of Team B exert so that they can win?

300 N

400 N

500 N

600 N

Team A played tug of war with Team B. Each team had 3 players. Each player of Team A exerted 500 N. What is the resultant force of Team B?

900 N

1,200 N

1,500 N

1,800 N

Which of the following is correct?

An object that is not moving has the highest resultant force.

A resultant force makes an object to change its shape.

A resultant force is the sum of all forces that act on an object.

A and B push a cupboard in the same direction. The resultant force is zero.

Which does not use resultant force?

A swing.

Rowing a boat.

A syringe.

A suspension bridge.

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