Forces
This is a force that acts opposite of applied force
What is fiction or air resistance?
This is a vector that has the same magnitude as the other but in opposite direction.
What is a negative vector?
This is the formula for the rate of change in velocity (acceleration)
What is Velocity/Time?
This is the motion that is seen in Newton's first law?
What is an applied force that results in an object's state changing?
This is the idea that an object continues to stay in motion unless an object acts upon iy
What is the main concept of newton's first law
This is a type of force that is dependent on other forces in order to create motion.
What is a push or a pull, better known as applied forces?
This is the outcome of two vectors will the same magnitude.
Whats are equal vectors?
This is the formula for the rate of change of an object's position.(velocity)
What is distance/time?
This the type of motion that is seen in newton's second law.
What is
This is mostly known as the law of inertia
What is newton's first law
This is a force that exists once objects are being stretched.
What is the tension force?
This is a certain type of vector that has the same direction but different magnitude.
What are parallel or like vectors?
This the formula for the physical length between objects (distance)
What is speed/time?
This is the motion of the car on the road or the Motion of football.
What is linear motion?
This is the motion that will keep a lying book lying to change its position until an external force acts on it.
What is uniform motion?
This is the type of force every single object on earth experiences every day.
What is a pull of 9.8m/s? What is gravitation pull?
This is a vector with an unequal magnitude and has the opposite direction from the other.
What are unlike vectors?
This is the formula for how much an object weights, (weight)
What is w=mg?
This is the motion of the electron around the nucleus or of the motion of planets around the sun.
What is Circular motion?
This happens when forces do not oppose the motion for example of the ball.
What is the continuation of uniform motion?
This is a force that works in the opposite direction of gravity?
What is a normal force?
This is the vectors that show Displacement, force, and momentum.
What are the proper vectors?
This is what determines forces, moments of inertia, linear motion, distance, speeds.
This motion in physics.
What is neverending motion, as we spin on the earth, as the earth rotates?
This is what happens when a driver of automobile brakes abruptly and, by inertia, shoots forward.
What is an example of newton's first law.