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Newton's Laws
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What is a force that is applied to an object over a distance?

work

100

What is the act of touching: when two things are in contact when they are touching one another?

contact

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How many laws does Isacc Newton have that we studied?

three

100

What is a fulcrum?

a fulcrum is a pivot point of a lever

100

Newton's Second Law of Motion explains that is you are pushing on an object and you push it twice as hard, what will happen?

it will accelerate at twice the rate

200

What is a push or pull that is applied to an object?

force

200

What is a force that opposes the motion of a body across a surface or through a gas or liquid?

friction

200

What is Newton's first Law?

Newton states that every object will remain at rest until an external force or action changes it.

200

The force that enables us to remain on the Earth's surface is 

gravity

200

A force will have the most effect on what type of object?

one with the least mass

300

What is a change in the position of an object compared to another object?

motion

300

What is the transfer of thermal energy?

heat

300

What is Newton's Second Law?

Newton states that when a force acts on an object, it will cause the object to accelerate.

300

The force that causes resistance when rubbing sandpaper on wood is called

friction

300

The greater the force a baseball player uses to hit the ball with the bat, the what?

greater the distance the ball will travel

400
What is a specific point in space?

position

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What is energy in the form of heat?

thermal energy

400

What is Newton's third law?

Newton states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

400

Two forces that are equal in magnitude push an object in the same direction. The forces are 

added together

400

Two children are sitting on a seasaw. The child that has more weight will likely go down and the child with less weight will likely do what?

go up in the air

500

What is the energy an object has because of its motion?

kinetic energy

500

What is the distance traveled per unit of time?

speed

500

What is inertia?

a tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged

500

What is it when a force moves an object over a distance?

work

500

IF a second person pushes on a wheelbarrow going up a hill the same force as another person who is already pushing it, what happens to the rate of acceleration?

it doubles in acceleration

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