Name the type of friction. You are pushing against a wall and it won't move.
Static Friction
A push or a pull is called a ___________________.
force
An object sitting in a room that isn't moving is Newton's ______________ Law
1st
A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses is called ______________________.
gravity
What is the speed of a car that has gone 100 meters in 20 seconds?
5 m/s
Name the type of friction. You are roller skating down the street.
Rolling Friction
Friction is a force that acts _____________ the motion of an object. Choices: a) against b) in the same direction as
against
A person pushes down to go up for a jump is Newton's _____________ Law
3rd
True or False. Only some matter experiences gravity.
False. All matter experiences gravity.
What is the momentum of a ball that has a velocity of 32 m/s and has a mass of 0.5 kg?
16 kg x m/s
Name the type of friction. Walking on a wet floor.
Fluid Friction
What two things must you have to calculate force?
Mass and acceleration
To make a race car go faster engineers lower the mass of the car. They are using Newton's __________ Law
2nd
The more massive something is then the ______ gravity it has.
more
A truck is pushed with a force of 10500N and accelerates at 3.5 m/s2. What is the mass of the truck?
3000 kg
Name the type of friction. Sledding down a hill
Sliding Friction
The combination of forces on an object is called the
Net force
Newton's first law summed up in one word.
Inertia
What are object that are thrown or shot called?
projectile
A ball is shot directly upwards at a velocity of 118 m/s outside. It takes 12s for the ball to reach the top of it's motion. What is the acceleration on the ball?
-9.81 m/s2
You are sliding your desk across the classroom and it creates a loud noise. You don't want it to be so loud the next time. What could you do so that it's easier to move the desk? What type of friction is this?
Add wheels to the desk. Rolling Friction
Show the full units for a Newton
Kg x m/s2
Explain how things orbit.
The projectile curve matches the curve of the planet.
A 0.5 kg with an initial velocity of 5m/s is kicked and speeds up to 20 m/s over 0.5s. What is the force on the ball?
15 N