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100

What happens to an object’s acceleration if you increase the force and keep the mass the same?

The acceleration increases.

100

What is the formula for force?

What is F=MA OR Force = Mass times Acceleration

100
Fill the blank. For every action there is an equal and opposite ______.
What is reaction?
100

Two students push the same cart. One pushes harder. What will happen to the cart?

The cart will accelerate more.

100
Which Law is this? Cole was sitting in his chair until Evan pushed him out of the chair.
What is 1st Law?
200
True or False? An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted by an unbalanced force.
What is True?
200
More mass means less force to accelerate the object. True or False?
What is False
200
True or False? If you push an object the object won't push back.
What is False?
200
What degrees did Newton get in college?
What is Bachelor and Masters degree?
200
What law is this? Cole was eating expired cheese, he spit it out.
What is 3rd Law?
300
If an object is in motion will it continue in the same speed or a different speed?
What is same speed?
300
What would be the net force of an elephant if you pushed it right 30 N and left 20 N
What is Right 10 N(Newtons)
300
Whats the action and reaction? You were walking down the street and someone honked the horn, you quickly ran to the other side to not get ran over.
What is someone honking the horn and ran quickly?
300
What was the exact date that Newton was born?
What is December 25th, 1643?
300
What law is this? Cole was trying to push an elephant but sadly it didn't move.
What is 2nd Law?
400

Why does a passenger lean forward when a bus suddenly stops?


Because the passenger’s body wants to keep moving due to inertia.

400

Two carts are pushed with the same force, but one cart has more mass. Which cart will accelerate more, and why?


The cart with less mass will accelerate more because acceleration depends on mass and force.

400

What does Newton’s 3rd Law say about forces?

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

400

Why is it harder to push a heavy shopping cart than an empty one?

Because greater mass requires more force to accelerate.

400

Which law explains why a heavy object needs more force to speed up, and which law explains why forces come in pairs?

Newton’s 2nd Law explains force and acceleration; Newton’s 3rd Law explains action–reaction forces.

500

A book is resting on a desk and does not move. Which law explains this and why?

Newton’s 1st Law; the book stays at rest because no unbalanced force is acting on it.

500

If the force on an object is doubled and the mass stays the same, what happens to the object’s acceleration?

The acceleration doubles.

500

When you jump off the ground, what pushes you upward?

The ground pushes back on you with an equal force.

500

If an object has a large mass and a small force is applied, what happens to its acceleration?

The acceleration will be small.

500

Two students push off each other while standing on skateboards. How do all three laws apply?


  • 1st Law: Both students are at rest until they push

  • 2nd Law: The student with less mass accelerates more

  • 3rd Law: Each student pushes the other with equal and opposite forces