the first law
a cup is on a table and a person push it and it falls what will the cup do
what is it will fall
More force makes an object speed up faster
what is newtons second law
Your foot pushes backward on the ground (action), and the ground pushes forward on your foot
what is newtons third law
what is a object with no motion
what is a balanced force
the change in position of an object with respect to time and a reference point
what is motion
when a cup is on a table and a person move it on the end of the table will it fall or not
what is it will not fall
a car is at a constant speed and it start to go faster what law is this
what is newtons second law
a guy is jumping on a trampoline what is the action
what is the guy pushing down on the trampoline
what is a object with motion
what is a unbalanced force
if an object wights 2000 pounds and rolled down a hill what law is this
what is the law of motion
an object at rest will stay at rest unless force is used the cup do
what is newtons first law
a rock is harder to pick up then a feather decease of what
what is newtons second law
a guy is on a skateboard and he is pushing him self down the side walk what is the reaction
what is the guy going front words
when two equal forces act on an object in opposite directions, resulting in a net force of zero
what is an balanced force
a ball is rolling what determines when it stops
what is friction
a object is on a soccer fled and a person move it with force what law is this
what is newton first law
If you double the net force acting on an object while keeping its mass constant, what happens to the object's acceleration?
what is it is doubled
a guy is on a jets-key and he so going to jump a wave the action is he is pushing down to go up what is the reaction
what is he will go you
a net force acting on an object that does not equal zero, causing the object to change its speed, direction, or state of motion
what is a unbalanced force
Which of the following physical quantities is completely specified by magnitude alone without any reference to direction?
what is speed
Imagine you are riding in a car with your family, and the driver suddenly slams on the brakes. Why do you feel like you lurch forward? [1, 2]
what is This is called inertia (the tendency of things to keep moving). Your body was moving at the same speed as the car. When the car stopped, your body wanted to keep moving forward! That is why we always wear seatbelt
In what direction is the acceleration of an object relative to the net force acting upon it?
what is in the exact direction as the net force
If you put one foot on a skateboard and push backward on the ground, how does the ground help you move?
what is The ground pushes your foot forward with the exact same strength, rolling your skateboard ahead.
a car is moving at a inconsistent speeds swerving left and right what force is this
what is an unbalanced force
An object is said to be undergoing uniform motion if it travels equal distances in equal intervals of time, regardless of how small the intervals are. What does this imply about the object's velocity?
what is velocity is constant