This law states an object at rest stays at rest unless acted on by another force
What is Newton's first law?
Energy of motion.
What is kinetic energy?
To calculate average speed you must
What is divide the total distance by the total time?
This force pulls objects toward Earth.
This force can attract or repel charged objects.
What is electric force?
The equation for Newton's second law:
What is F = ma?
This law states that energy can not be made or destroyed
What is Conservation of Energy?
Speed tells how fast something moves, while this tells speed AND direction.
The more mass an object has, the _____ the gravitational force.
What is stronger?
Opposite electric charges do this.
What is attract?
An example of this law is: If you jump forwards off a boat, the boat moves backwards.
What is Newton's third law?
A volleyball, bowling ball, ping pong ball, and a marble are rolling down a slope. The ball with the greatest kinetic energy is
What is the bowling ball?
A car speeding up is experiencing this.
What is acceleration?
Universal gravitation is dependent on these two things
What is mass and distance?
True or False: Magnetic monopoles can exist.
What is false?
A soccer ball rolling across grass eventually slows down because of this force.
What is friction?
The formula for gravitational potential energy
What is mass*gravity*height?
Velocity and acceleration are vectors, meaning they have these two things:
What is magnitude and direction?
If two planets move farther apart, gravity becomes weaker or stronger?
What is weaker?
This part of a magnet is where the magnetic force is strongest.
What are the poles?
A magician quickly pulls a tablecloth from under dishes, but the dishes barely move because of this property.
What is inertia?
The formula to find kinetic energy
What is 1/2mv²?
You are riding in a car and your body moves forward when the driver slams on the brakes. This is due to…
What is inertia?
Would you weigh less on Earth or the Moon?
What is the Moon?
Electric current flowing through a wire can create this field.
What is a magnetic field?