Force
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100

There is friction in space.

True or false?

False
100

The full name of the scientist responsible for outlining the laws of motion.

Sir Isaac Newton

100

What are the names of Dr. Jeff's two assistants?

Adam and Caroline

100

The show that fired a ball from a moving truck was called...

Mythbusters. 

100

Give an example of Newton's third law.

TD.

200

The unit of measurement for force.

Newton

200

Define Newton's first law.

An object won't change its motion unless acted upon by a force.

200

True or False

Moving the people on the rope in the simulation changed the outcome.

False

200

The two colors of the characters in the simulation were...

Red and blue.

200

Explain what will happen if two people are pulling a cart in opposite directions with equal amounts of force. 

The cart will not move. 

300

For every action, there is...

an equal and opposite reaction.

300

The tendency of an object to keep doing what it is doing, whether that is moving or staying stationary, is called...?

Inertia

300

Explain the balloon on the line DIY. 

TD

300

Define net force.

The combined force acting on an object. 

300

If two people are pushing a cart with 60N of force each, what is their combined net force? 

120N

400

The formula for calculating force.

f = m x a

400

Define Newton's second law. 

Heavier objects need a larger force to move them.

400

What are three careers that necessitate an understanding of force?

Engineers for car companies and airplanes, etc...

400

Define friction.

The resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another.

400

If a person is pulling on a rope with 50N of force, and their opponent is pulling in the opposite direction with 70N of force, what is the net force?

20N

500

Name four forces.

Gravity, air resistance, friction, push, pull...

500

Define Newton's third law.

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

500

What would be an example of Newton's second law in action?

One example is pushing a car or pushing a shopping cart. You would need much more force to push a car the same distance as a shopping cart.

500

If someone wants to weigh less, they should weigh themselves when the elevator is going up.

True or false?

False

Down

500

If six people are playing tug of war, and competing in teams of three, how should they be divided to ensure a fair game?

TD.