Sep 8 MCAT PS & BS questions

[I'msodesperate]

I'm studying for the mcat and have the following question:

what is the magnitude of the gravitational force on an object at its max height (its velocity is zero)? is it mg or -mg?



I will really appreciate your help!

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[greg1184]

You cannot discuss specific questions from the MCAT.

 

[roycer]

Aren't these questions too specific??

 

[mandisof]

Hey, I took it today too. It wasn't too bad. I'm sorry, but I'm not sure if we can post specific questions. Good Luck.

 

[aclementine]

WAAYYY tooo specific, ur gonna get banned for a week dude... edit ur post.. seriously

 

[I'msodesperate]

You cannot discuss specific questions from the MCAT.

thanks!

 

[THINKOFMYFUTURE]

Aren't these questions too specific??

Aren't those questions too EASY? LOL...

 

[pezzang]

I guessI shouldn't answer this specific question. However, to give you a hint, magnitude refers to the absolute value of a +/- quantity. Hence, the magnitude of some measurement always has a positive value. Hope it helped!