The AKA of Newton's First Law.
What is the Law of Inertia?
The formula that is associated with Newton's 2nd Law.
What is f = ma?
Newton's Third Law States this.
What is every action has an equal, but opposite, reaction?
A net force = 0 can be described in these two ways.
What is balanced with no motion?
A swimmer in the lake.
What is hand pushing on water is action, water pushing back on the hand?
The first part of Newton's First Law.
What is an object at rest stays at rest.
This happens to force when mass is increased.
What is increases?
A wall exerts a reaction force of 20 N on a person.
What is an action force of 20 N by the person?
The winner is team _____ by _____ N.
What is Team A by 350 N?
The result of a swimmer's action/reaction forces with water.
What is the swimmer moves forward.
The second part of Newton's First.
What is an object in motion stays in motion on the same path at the same velocity?
A cart with a mass of 10 kg and an acceleration of 10 m/s2 exerts a force equal to this.
What is 100 N
Action force: A swimmer pushes water behind them.
Reaction force: The water pushes the swimmer forward.
The net force is: ______________

What is 7 N <--?
I hit a wall at 20 N while playing volleyball.
What is the wall pushes back at 20 N?
The third part of Newton's First
What is until an outside force acts on the object.
Increasing acceleration does this.
What is increases force.
The reaction force in a head-on car collision.
What is the car crumbles and is pushed away from the other.
The forces acting on the car are unbalanced.

What is the car is in motion?
A truck and a Prius hit head on.
What is action = collision, reaction = crumble of hood and bounce backward?
The effect mass has on inertia.
What is the higher the mass, the more force it takes to set an object into motion, stop it or redirect it.?
Weight = your mass x gravity's pull. Therefore, weight is a measurement of _______.
What is force?
Reaction: Bug guts on a windshield.
What is the bug exerting a force on the windshield?
How to add and subtract forces.
What is add if in the same direction and subtract if in opposite directions.
The action/reaction forces are:

Foot push on ground=action; ground pushes up on foot = reaction.