Newtons 1st law
things that are in motion do what
What is stay in motion
According to Newton's Second Law, if you apply the exact same amount of force to a baseball and a heavy boulder, the baseball will have a much higher rate of this.
What is acceleration?
You jump off a small boat and it drifts backward.
What is Newton's Third Law?
When two arm wrestlers push against each other with equal strength, the game is a tie. This is an example of this type of force, where the net force equals zero.
What are balanced forces?
how does friction slow something down
what is by touching another object
Newton's First Law is also widely known by this alternative name.
What is the Law of Inertia?
This is the standard mathematical equation that represents Newton's Second Law of Motion.
What is F = ma (Force equals mass times acceleration)?
This common phrase summarizes Newton's Third Law, stating that whenever one object exerts a force on a second object, the second object exerts an equivalent force back.
What is "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction"?
This term describes what happens when the net force acting on an object is exactly zero Newtons.
What are balanced forces?
This type of friction acts on objects that are not moving, preventing them from sliding when a force is applied.
What is static friction?
an object at rest stays at rest untill.......
what is acted on by an unbalanced force
You need to find the mass of a cart that accelerates at 4 m/s² when a force of 20 Newtons is pushed against it.
What is 5 kilograms?
If something has an action it must have a....
What is reaction
Two people are pushing a heavy box. Person A pushes right with 50 Newtons of force. Person B pushes left with 30 Newtons of force. This is the total net force and the direction the box will move.
What is 20 Newtons to the right?
Friction has what affect on an object?
What is an opposite force.
This is the specific measurement of matter that determines how much inertia an object possesses.
What is mass?
f you apply the exact same amount of force to a lightweight tennis ball and a heavy bowling ball, this object will have the greater acceleration.
What is the tennis ball?
If a person punches a wall with a force of 100 N, this is the amount of force the wall exerts back on the person's hand.
What is 100 N?
Contrary to popular belief, balanced forces do not always mean an object is sitting still; it can also mean the object is moving like this.
What is moving at a constant speed in a straight line?
While sliding friction happens when surfaces grind past each other, this type of friction occurs when a wheel or ball rolls over a surface, typically creating much less resistance.
What is rolling friction?
what is the second name for newtons 1st law
what is law of inertia
what is the second name for newtons 2nd law
what is law of force and acceleration
what is the second name for newtons 3rd law
what is law of action/reaction
if a table rocks back and forth is it unbalanced or balanced
what is unbalanced
if u kick a soccer ball across a grassy field what happens
what is it will slow down