The four fundamental forces

Answer Key - Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

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1. 1.

   A nucleus has 8 nucleons. Using r = 1.2 × ∛A fm (1 fm = 10⁻¹⁵ m), what is its radius, in fm, Ari?

   2.4 fm
2. 2.

   A nucleus has 27 nucleons. Using r = 1.2 × ∛A fm (1 fm = 10⁻¹⁵ m), what is its radius, in fm, Bo?

   3.6 fm
3. 3.

   A nucleus has 64 nucleons. Using r = 1.2 × ∛A fm (1 fm = 10⁻¹⁵ m), what is its radius, in fm, Esme?

   4.8 fm
5. 4.

   Using the table, which force is strongest, Jun?

   • Gravity
   • The weak force
   • The strong force
6. 5.

   Using the table, which two forces reach out with no limit, Kira?

   Use the picture in question 4.

   • The strong and the weak forces
   • The weak force and gravity
   • Electromagnetic and gravity
7. 6.

   Using the table, which force has the shortest range, Luz?

   Use the picture in question 4.

   • The electromagnetic force
   • Gravity
   • The weak force
8. 7.

   Which force keeps the Moon in orbit around Earth, Milo?

   • Gravity
   • The strong force
   • The weak force
9. 8.

   Which force makes a rubbed balloon stick to a wall, Noah?

   • The strong force
   • Gravity from the wall's mass
   • The electromagnetic force
10. 9.

    A table pushes up on a resting cup. Which fundamental force is behind this push, Tala?

    • Electromagnetic, between atoms
    • Gravity pulling the table upward
    • The strong force
11. 10.

    Which force lets a neutron change into a proton in some radioactive decays, Zee?

    • Gravity inside the nucleus
    • The weak force
    • Friction