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Newton's 2nd Law of Motion, F=ma, Logic Puzzle

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This is a logic puzzle which requires students to use their understanding of the algebra involved in Newton's 2nd Law of Motion (F = ma) to solve correctly. The masses and acceleration are given but not attributed to a particular student, and the instructions are to help the students figure out the masses of each of the carts, the acceleration of each of the carts and the force applied to each of the carts. There are five sets of each piece (Force, mass, acceleration) of data. I use this as a fun wrap-up of Newton's 2nd Law of Motion with my 9th grade physics and 9th grade physical science classes.
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harkerj
Not sure how to continue this conversation in the comments section, so I'll do it here.

Clue #1 On the paper I have states: "Karla's cart has 50% more mass than Daneisha's."

Therefore, it does not work out the way your provided answer key states.
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Oh my gosh! I was looking at clue #1 on the answer key and it says the exact opposite! Will fix and replace in the next 30 minutes! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention.

~Jan
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Please let me know when you can, I have been working on this during planning and still not really making progress :(
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In my files, there was a second page and a key. I tried downloaded the file from here (in case I had uploaded the wrong file), and it also contained a second page with answers.

I'm sorry you didn't get the key: weird - must have been a truncated file?

At any rate, here are the answers:

mass (kg) acceleration (m/s2) Force (N)
Karla 6 2 12
Matthew 4.5 4 18
Daneisha 12 2.5 30
Vince 9 3 27
Sergio 10 5 50
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I am working this with my 8th grade Science class and am honestly having trouble with it. Do you by any chance have an answer key in electronic form?
Thank you!
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:) Not sure, but give me a a couple of hours and I'll see if I can find/make one.Logic puzzles should always come with a key :)
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