Name that law!
F=MA
Force Diagrams
Action & Reaction Pairs
Vocab
100

An astronaut floats away in space forever

1st Law- Object in Motion...

100

What is the force of of a 10g ball traveling at 2 m/s?

20 N 

100

Is the force balanced or unbalanced in this model?

balanced

100

Rowing a boat

paddles push water back, to move boat forward

100

Mass

Amount of matter in an object

200

Pushing a child on the swing is easier than pushing an adult.

2nd law- Mass is proportional to force

200

What is the force of a 500 kg moped traveling at 3 m/s 

1500 N

200

Is this force balanced or unbalanced?

Unbalanced 

200

Skateboarding

Foot pushes back, board moves forward

200

Force

Push or pull that changes object's motion

300

A student leans against the wall, waiting to enter the classroom. 

3rd Law- Lean against wall, wall push against student. 

300

What is the force of a 80kg bicyclist traveling at 3 m/s

240 N

300

What is the net force of this diagram? Include direction if necessary

50 N <- (Left)

300

Jumping on a trampoline

Push down on trampoline, trampoline pushes body up

300

Inertia

Tendency of an object to resist change in motion/rest

400

A swimmer jumps off a diving board, diving into the pool.

3rd law- Pushing down on board, causes jump up.

400

What is the acceleration of a 60kg person rollerskating at a force of 120 N

2 m/s

400

What is the net force of the following diagram? Include direction if necessary. 

40 N -> (right)

400
Hitting a punching bag

Hand hits bag, bag hits hand at same force

400

The SI unit for force?

newton N 

500

A car and a truck press their gas pedal at the same time, but the car goes faster.

 2nd Law- Acceleration is inversely proportional to mass

500

What is the mass of an object that has a force of 350 N and an acceleration of 7 m/s

50 g

500

Is the following forces balanced or unbalanced? What is it's net force/direction?

Unbalanced 17N -> (right)

500

Car tires on a road

Tires roll back against the road, to move car forward
500

The SI unit for acceleration

Meters per second, m/s