To determine the movement of each object when a person tries to lift them with a force of 25 N upwards, we need to compare this applied force to the weights of each object given in the table. Here's a breakdown:
1. Object 1:
- Weight: 35 N
- Applied Force: 25 N
- Since 25 N is less than 35 N, Object 1 will not move because the applied force is insufficient to overcome the weight of the object.
2. Object 2:
- Weight: 23 N
- Applied Force: 25 N
- Since 25 N is greater than 23 N, Object 2 will move upward and accelerate because the applied force is greater than the weight of the object.
3. Object 3:
- Weight: 26 N
- Applied Force: 25 N
- Since 25 N is less than 26 N, Object 3 will not move because the applied force is insufficient to overcome the weight of the object.
4. Object 4:
- Weight: 18 N
- Applied Force: 25 N
- Since 25 N is greater than 18 N, Object 4 will move upward and accelerate because the applied force is greater than the weight of the object.
Based on the analysis for each object:
- Objects 1 and 3 will not move because their weights are greater than the applied force.
- Objects 2 and 4 will accelerate upward because the applied force is greater than their weights.
The correct statement supported by this data is:
B. Objects 1 and 3 will not move, and objects 2 and 4 will accelerate upward.
Thus, the chosen option is B.
