Intertia, F=ma, Equal action and reaction
What are Newton's 3 laws of motion?
the amount of matter in an object.
What is mass?
p=m*V
What is the momentum equation?
a Vector.
What is the representation of a force in a direction?
1/2at^2
What is the acceleration formula?
Equal forces acting in all directions.
What is a balanced force?
Newton's second law, and the way we usually briefly state it
What causes acceleration, and we find it by multiplying mass and on the net force acting on the mass? What is f=ma?
2 factors that affect gravity.
What is mass and distance?
Inertia?
What is resistance to a change in location, speed, or direction?
F=ma
Newton's Second Law
The forces acting on your sled
What is gravity, friction, and air resistance?
Newton's first law
What is 'An object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion in a straight line and at uniform speed unless an acted upon by an unbalanced force.
If I take a feather and a 200 lbs person into space, will they weigh the same and will they have the same mass?
The feather and person will weight same because they will be weightless but their masses will be different.
They landed at the same time.
What is the result of Galileo's experiment with falling objects of different masses?
m=F/a
What is solving for mass using Newton's sEcond Law?
a box is pulled 4N to the right and pulled 6N and 2 N to the left.
What is a net force of 4 N to the left?
Applying one of Newton's law to your lives.
Answers will vary, and your teacher is absolute Judge of the answers.
What do you do if you deliberately push your foot down and backward on the ground and the ground is pushing up and forward on your foot, allowing you to walk to school or to Jimmie John's.
On which planet will you weigh the most on? why?
What is Jupiter? It has the greatest gravity becasue it has the most mass.
DAILY DOUBLE
5 kinds of forces?
Gravity, friction, magnetic, nuclear, electrical, drag (air resistance), tension, compression, torque.
The force to accelerate a 10kg toy truck from 0 m/s to 5 m/s in 5 seconds.
what is 10 N?