Object on horizontal surface practice question please?

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A student is seeking practice questions for a physics midterm focused on an object pushed across a horizontal surface, covering net force, frictional forces, acceleration, velocity, momentum, and impulse. They request help in creating a comprehensive practice question or recommendations for websites with relevant questions. Another forum member suggests searching the forum using specific keywords related to the topic. The student appreciates the advice and acknowledges the suggestion. Engaging with these resources can enhance preparation for the midterm.
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So I have a physics midterm tomorrow that will have a five part, 10 point question about the following

"an object pushed across a horizontal surface. You should be able to calculate net force, frictional forces from the coefficient of friction, acceleration, velocity, momentum, impulse, and related topics."

It would be of great help if someone could come up with some sort of question that has all those aspects that I could do for practice, or if anyone knows of a website where I could find practice questions like that, that would be great

thanks so much!
 
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GiantSheeps said:
So I have a physics midterm tomorrow that will have a five part, 10 point question about the following

"an object pushed across a horizontal surface. You should be able to calculate net force, frictional forces from the coefficient of friction, acceleration, velocity, momentum, impulse, and related topics."

It would be of great help if someone could come up with some sort of question that has all those aspects that I could do for practice, or if anyone knows of a website where I could find practice questions like that, that would be great

thanks so much!
Why not just search this forum with keywords "friction acceleration push"?
 
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haruspex said:
Why not just search this forum with keywords "friction acceleration push"?
i hadn't thought to do that, thanks for the tip
 
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