Forces
Graphs
Newton's Laws
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100
A push or a pull

force

100

What is my very first step when analyzing graphs?

circle the axes

100

Objects with more mass need more force applied to them in order to change their movement. Which of Newton's laws states that?

Newton's 2nd law of motion

100

Why is it important to have multiple trials in an experiment?

To make sure your data is consistent

100

John designed an experiment to measure the effect of the mass or a marble and the speed it travels down the ramp. He sent marbles of different masses down the same ramp and measured the speed they traveled. What did his experiment test?

a variable

200

This type of force changes the movement of an object

unbalanced forces

200

What are the only types of motion a position graph will show?

moving away from or toward the starting point

200

Use Newton's first law to explain why it's important for you to wear a seatbelt.

Newton's first law states that things want to keep doing what they were already doing. If I am moving forward in my car and the driver slams on the brakes, my body will want to keep moving forward at the same speed the car was already moving. The seatbelt holds me back and stops me from flying out the windshield.
200

Every force can be represented as a vector. A vector has two aspects. What are those two aspects?

Size (magnitude/strength) and direction

200

Simon is doing an experiment to test whether the type of gas he uses changes his fuel mileage in his car. He drives for 3 hours in the city and 3 hours on the highway with each type of gas and records his fuel mileage each time. What was the independent variable in this experiment?

The type of gas used

300

Joe is perplexed by gravity since he cannot see the force of gravity acting on him. What kind of a force is gravity and other forces that do not require any physical contact?

non-contact forces

300

What is the only type of movement a speed graph will show?

Speed increasing, decreasing, or staying the same.

300

Which of Newton's laws explains how push-ups work?

Newton's 3rd Law of Motion

300

An athlete is running a 5 km race at an average speed of 8 km/hr. If she stops to tie her shoe, and then continues, what happens to her average speed?

It will decrease

300
What happens to the strength of magnetic forces as magnets move closer together?

They increase

400

This contact force opposes movement. It acts in the direction opposite to the direction the object is moving.

friction

400

Graph 1

Which part of the graph shows a constant speed?

Segment B

400

Newton's law of gravity states that gravitational force is affected by which two things?

mass and distance from other objects

400

A vehicle travels 5 meters per second. How long will it take the vehicle to travel 100 meters?

(Distance = rate x time)

20 seconds

400

What is an explanation of something in the natural world that has currently NOT been proven as false and has been studied and supported by a large group of scientists?

Scientific Theory

500

Jackie is pushing a wheel barrow forward with a force of 25 N. what will happen if she increases her force to 35 N?

the speed of the car would increase

500

Graph 2

Which segment shows negative acceleration?

Segment D

500

Two objects have a certain gravitational force between them. What would happen to the gravitational force if the mass of one of the objects suddenly increased?

It would increase
500

Picture

Which person is feeling the strongest effect of gravity?

Person A

500

Graph 3

Describe the movement of the object at Segment D

The object is moving quickly back to the SP
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