A block moves at constant velocity across a rough surface. What must be true about net force?
The net force is zero because the acceleration is zero, even though friction may be present.
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AP Physics 1
For AP Physics 1 2026, prioritize model choice, free-body diagrams, energy and momentum conservation, rotation, graph interpretation and written explanation.
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A block moves at constant velocity across a rough surface. What must be true about net force?
The net force is zero because the acceleration is zero, even though friction may be present.
A velocity-time graph has a positive constant slope. What does that show?
The object has constant positive acceleration.
A cart rolls down a ramp with negligible friction. What energy transfer should be explained?
Gravitational potential energy decreases while kinetic energy increases.