Duplicate Question
The question on this page has been marked as a duplicate question.
Original Question
Which of the following scenarios accurately describes magnitude and direction?(1 point) Responses A car traveling northward wit...Asked by layla lomax
Which of the following scenarios accurately describes magnitude and direction?(1 point)
Responses
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a northward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a northward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kg.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kg.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 10 kN.
Responses
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a northward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a northward force of 5 kN.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kg.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kg.
A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 10 kN.
Answers
There are no human answers yet.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The scenario that accurately describes magnitude and direction is:
**A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kN.**
This is because the southward force of 5 kN would exactly counteract the northward force of 5 kN, resulting in a net force of zero, which would bring the car to a stop.
The other options either suggest incorrect forces (e.g., 5 kg is a mass, not a force) or do not represent a situation where the forces balance out correctly to stop the car.
**A car traveling northward with 5 kN of force could be brought to a stop by a southward force of 5 kN.**
This is because the southward force of 5 kN would exactly counteract the northward force of 5 kN, resulting in a net force of zero, which would bring the car to a stop.
The other options either suggest incorrect forces (e.g., 5 kg is a mass, not a force) or do not represent a situation where the forces balance out correctly to stop the car.
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.