Newton's 3 Laws
Force & Acceleration
Conversions
Units & Miscellaneous
Friction & Relationships
100

What is a push or pull on an object called?

Force

100

What is the formula for force?

f=m x a or force equals mass times acceleration

100

How do you convert from grams to kilograms?

move the decimals 3 places to the left or divide by 1,000
100

What unit(s) did we use for mass?

grams or kilograms

100

Fill in the blank: As the drag car mass increases, the acceleration ___________.

Decreases

200

Which Law? The cars that are lighter go faster & the cars that are heavier go slower.

Newton's 2nd Law

200

What is the formula for acceleration?

a = f/m or acceleration equals force divided by mass

200

How do you convert for millimeters to centimeters

Move the decimals 1 place to the left or divide by 10

200

What unit did we use for force?

Newtons

200

How do you resolve the problem with rolling friction?

Reduce the weight of the car or make it lighter.

300

Which Law? A rocket is launched into orbit. As the gases escape upon launch, the rocket goes up.

Newtons 3rd Law

300

Calculate the force: The mass of an object is 25 kg and is accelerating at 10 m/s2

250 Newtons

300

The mass of your car is 55 grams. Convert this to kilograms.

.055

300

What unit did we use for acceleration?

meters per second squared or m/s2

300

Since force is divided by mass to get acceleration, what kind of number do you want as your mass that you divide by?

a smaller or lower number

400

Which Law? A car is traveling at a constant speed and suddenly stops.

Newton's 1st Law

400

Calculate the acceleration: A drag car's CO2 cartridge exerts a force of 18 Newtons.  The car's mass is 75 grams.

240 m/s2

400

The car height could not be over 75 millimeters.  What is this in centimeters?

7.5 centimeters

400

To meet the drag car requirements, we converted from millimeters to what?

centimeters
400

Fill in the blank: A car is said to be _______ when it is smooth, sleek, and disrupts very little air.

Aerodynamic

500

Fill in the blank: Isaac Newton wanted to find out how objects _______ and don't ________.

move, move

500

Calculate the force: The mass of an object is 125 grams. The acceleration is 15 m/s2. Round to the nearest hundredth.

1.88 Newtons

500

A bowling ball weighs 30 kilograms.  How many grams is this?

30,000 grams

500

Your _____ stays the same regardless of where you are at in the solar system, but your ______ changes with your location.

mass, weight

500

What type of friction is caused by air moving past the body of the car?

Fluid Friction

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