Newton's Laws of Motion
This force is responsible for slowing objects down as two surfaces rub against each other.
Friction
This form of energy is visible and travels in waves
Light energy
Inertia refers to
An object's tendency to resist a change in motion
This force attracts all matter inwards towards the Earth
Gravity
As objects in motion tend to remain in motion objects at rest tend to remain:
Remain at rest
This form of energy travels in waves and moves through vibrations
Sound Energy
The greater an object's mass the greater its
resistance to a change in motion
This force gradually brings objects in motion to a stop as they make connection with another surface
Friction
For every action there is an equal and opposite
Reaction
A space where there is no matter is known as a
Vacuum
An object with greater mass will have more resistance to a
Change in motion
Some forms of energy travel along patterns known as a
Wavelength
An object exerting a force on a second object will have the second object exert an
Equal and opposite force
Light energy exists in what is known as a
Spectrum