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Show all your work for each question in Part B  \nPart A: Multiple-Choice  \n1. Inertia is directly related to which of the following quantities?  \nA. Mass  \nB. Charge  \nC. Velocity  \nD. Position  \n2. The units N/kg are used for  \nA. Displacement  \nB. Velocity  \nC. Acceleration  \nD. Time  \n3. When an object is subjected to a constant positive net force it will experience a constant.  \nA. Velocity.  \nB. Friction.  \nC. Acceleration.  \nD. Displacement.  \n4. The block in the diagram below is being accelerated to the right across a rough surface by a force applied through the rope. Which of the following best represents a free-body diagram for the block?  \n5. If the net force on a falling object is zero, then the object has  \nA. Constant speed.  \nB. Constant altitude.  \nC. Constant displacement.  \nD. Constant time.  \n6. A 5.0 kg object is pulled at a constant speed by a horizontal 12 N force as shown in the diagram below. What is the coefficient of friction between the object and the surface?  \nA. 0.24  \nB. 0.42  \nC. 1.0  \nD. 2.4  \n7. If the only forces acting on the object shown below are equal in magnitude, which of the following is not possible?  \nA. The object is at rest.  \nB. The object is accelerating to the left.  \nC. The object is moving with constant velocity to the right.  \nD. The object is moving with constant velocity towards the top of the page.  \n8. A 1200 kg trailer is accelerated from rest to 15 m/s in 5.0 s. The average force of friction acting on the trailer is 800 N. What is the pulling force applied to the trailer through the hitch?  \nA. 800 N  \nB. 2800 N  \nC. 3600 N  \nD. 4400 N  \n9. An 810 kg dragster is being decelerated by a parachute at 2.5 m/s2 as shown in the diagram. What is the tension in the cord at this moment?  \nA. 0 N  \nB. 2.0 ×103 N  \nC. 5.9 ×103 N  \nD. 7.9 ×103 N  \n10. A 1200 kg vehicle is accelerated from rest to 15 m/s over a distance of 85 m. 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