Types of Forces
Velocity
Oh Gravity!
Newton's Laws
Magnetism
100

Anything that exerts a push or a pull is a ________

Force

100

The total length something travels is called ______

distance

100

An object has more gravity if it has more _______

mass (or height, but that's for later)

100

An object with a LOT of Inertia is the result of having a LARGE ________.

Mass

100

According to Mr. Yerrick, two opposing magnetic forces will ________ each other

attract

200

A force that opposes a force being applied to an object (2 surfaces rubbing past each other), this force is called _____

friction

200

Velocity is different from speed because velocity has _____

Direction

200

Galileo and Newton would both agree that if gravity is working on 2 differently sized objects, then what would happen if they were dropped at the same time?

They would fall at the same rate

200

Two magnets of equal size and the same charge push each other AWAY. This is an example of which law?

Newton's 3rd law (every action has an equal and opposite reaction)

200

If there were a North Magnet near a South magnet side by side, where would the field be strongest?

Between the North and South poles

300

When a force causes stretching and energy to be stored in a spring or rubber band this is called the ________ force.

elastic

300

The equation for velocity is ______

Velocity = distance / time

300

The frictional force due to surface area that opposes gravity is called ________

air resistance

300

In the 100 m sprint, the runner that can apply the greatest force and accelerate to the finish line wins. Which law does this reflect?

Newton's Second Law

300

Name one planet in our solar system that possesses a magnetic field.

Mercury, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus

400

What is the unit for force?

Newtons

400

If you are moving BACKWARDS with respect to the frame of reference, then your velocity would be _________.

Negative

400

In terms of height, an object has more gravitational energy if it is _________ from the ground.

Higher/taller

400

Mr. Yerrick kicks his soccer hoverball down the hallway at a constant velocity. It slowly drifts until a student kicks it in a new direction. Which law is this?

Newton's first law

400

Where would a magnetic field be strongest?

At the northern pole

500

If a plane is flying with 200 N to the East, but the wind blows against it at 50 N to the West, then what is the resultant force?

150 N to the East

500

If you velocity is INCREASING, then we would call this _________

Acceleration

500

What are several factors that would allow you to overcome gravity as you move furniture?

less friction, a ramp, amount of force you use, using wheels
500

You can calculate the acceleration of an object if you know force and mass using A = F/M . So if an object exerts 100N of force and has a mass of 20 kg, what is its acceleration?

100N/20kg = 5 m/s/s

500

If the Earth's mass were doubled, then what would happen to the distance from the moon?

It would become less (get closer)