Inertia
Force & Acceleration
Action & Reaction
Friction & Gravity
Balanced vs. Unbalanced Forces
100

what is inertia

the property of matter that describes its tendency's to resist any change in its current state of motion
100

what is newtons 2nd law

acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it

100

Can I add action and reaction forces to get zero net force?

No! Action-reaction pairs act on different object so you don't add them to find the net force on a single object.

100

what is friction

a force that resists motion when 2 surfaces rub against each other 

100

what are balanced forces 

forces acting on an object that are equal in strength and opposite in direction canceling eachother out 

200

is inertia a force

No inertia is a property not a force 

200

how are force and acceleration related 

force and acceleration have a direct relationship because the more force results in more acceleration 

200

How does a rocket work in space?

The rocket pushes hot gas downward (action), and the gas pushes the rocket upward (reaction), propelling it forward, even in the vacuum of space where there's nothing to "push against" in the traditional sense

200

what affects friction 

the surface type/roughness and how hard they are pressed togther

200

does balance effect motion 

it causes no change in motion(an object at rest will stay at rest)

300

how does mass relate to inertia 

the more mass something has the more inertia it has

300

what is net force

total overall force action upon an object

300

What are action-reaction forces acting on a book on a table?

The book's weight pulling down on the earth and the earth pulling up on the book.

300

types of friction

static, sliding, rolling, and fluid

300

what are unbalanced forces 

forces that are not equal and opposite, resulting in a non net force

400

what is the law of inertia

and object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion 

400

what is acceleration 

any change in a objects velocity 

400

If I push on a wall, why does't it move?

The wall pushes back with an equal fore, but the wall is attached to the ground, so the net force on the wall system is huge, preventing movement.

400

how to reduce friction

use lubricants to smooth out surfaces and reduce friction 

400
what's the effect of unbalanced forces on motion 

they cause the object to accelerate 

500

why is inertia more obvious in space?

On earth friction and air resistance mask inertia 

500

how do you calculate force

force= mass x acceleration x m/s

500

What exactly is the "action-reaction pairs"?

it's tow forces that results from an interaction between tow objects.

500

how does friction work

microscopic bumps on a surface rubbing against the other surfaces bumps 

500

how to calculate net force

N+N=N