Newton's 1st Law
Velocity
Newton's 2nd Law
Acceleration
Newton's 3rd Law
Final Jeopardy
100
The 1st Law is concerned with this.
What is inertia?
100
Velocity (or speed) measures this.
What is distance per unit time?
d/t
100
These 3 variables are what goes into the 2nd Law.
What are acceleration, mass, and force?
100
Acceleration measures this.
Change in velocity per unit of time
Delta v/t
100
This law is concerned with this grouping of forces?
What are force pairs?
200
An object at rest wants to stay this way.
What is at rest?
200
A car travels for 60 miles in one hour, so it has this velocity?
What is 60 mph?
200
Acceleration of an object is proportional to this.
What is the amount of force applied to the object?
200
If an object has a final velocity that is less than its initial velocity then it is said to have this.
What is negative acceleration (or deceleration)?
200
The force that is always present in or on an object is this?
What is the force due its mass (or weight)?
300
An object in motion wants to stay in this state.
What is "in motion"
300
On a velocity (or speed) graph this is on the x-axis and this is on the y-axis.
What are time and distance?
300
Acceleration of an object is inversely proportional to this.
What is the object's mass?
300
On a velocity-time graph, this is the x-axis and this is the y-axis.
What are time and velocity?
300
The force that is equal and opposite to the force mass (or force weight) of an object.
What is the normal force?
300
These are the forces that must be overcome to launch a rocket into space.
What is the force of gravity, the force mass (or weight) of the rocket, and the amount of air friction on the rocket in the atmosphere?
400
If an object is acted upon by this, it will change direction or velocity.
What is a net force?
400
This graph shows this.
What is zero (or no) velocity?
400
If force remains constant but mass increases, then acceleration does this.
What is decrease?
400
This is amount of acceleration due to gravity here on Earth.
What is
9.8 m/sec^2
400
This force is the amount of resistance to movement between two objects or surfaces and is equal and opposite in direction of that movement.
What is friction?
500
If all the net forces acting on an object are zero, then the object is in this state.
(Sigma F=0)
What is equilibrium?
500
This graph shows us changing velocity which is also known as this.
What is acceleration?
500
As force on an object increases, but mass remains the same, acceleration will do this.
What is increase?
500
On a more massive planet, such as Jupiter, acceleration due to gravity is greater, less than, or equal to Earth's?
What is greater?
500
In a rocket engine, this is what propels the rocket.
What are the exploding exhaust gases?