Location of an object (think places on a baseball field)
What is position?
Push or pull
What is force?
Pieces of information including words/numbers. Collected information.
What is data?
what gravity does
What is pulls objects toward Earth
A tool used to measure LeBron's distance traveled from one end of the basketball court to the other.
What is yardstick, meter stick, ruler or tape measure?
A change in an object's position (moves)
What is motion?
Anything that has mass and takes up space
What is matter?
Graph that shows data as a line on a grid
What is line graph?
Air resistance affects an object as it falls making it fall ________ (faster or slower)
What is slower?
LeBron James is 6' 8", 250 lbs. He has (greater/less) mass than you.
What is greater?
The length of a line between 2 points
What is distance?
Amount of matter that makes up an object
What is mass?
The horizontal axis and vertical axis are know as ____ and ____
What is x and y?
This slows an object down, making it go slower.
What is friction?
After LeBron shoots a jumpshot, which LAW (1st, 2nd or 3rd) brings the ball back towards the rim, instead of hitting the Arena ceiling?
What is 1st?
The measure of how far an object moves in a certain amount of time (i.e. MPH)
What is speed?
A force that pulls objects toward each other
What is gravity?
Speed = ?/time
What is distance?
As distance between objects become closer, pull of gravity becomes __________ (strength)
What is stronger?
With nearly a 40" vertical, what FORCE brings LeBron back to the court after a dunk?
What is Gravity?
The path a moving object follows (N, S, E, W)
What is direction?
A force that acts between surfaces that touch each other
What is friction?
Speed = Distance/Time = 10 miles/5 hours = ?
What is 2 meters?
A feather and a bowling ball fall from the same distance toward Earth, which one would get to Earth quicker?
What is bowling ball?
As LeBron runs or jumps, the floor is pushing an equal, or BALANCED force against his feet. This demonstrates Newton's ____ LAW.
What is 3rd Law?