Newton's Laws
Forces
Graphing
Variables
Misc.
100

An object in motion stays in motion unless acted on by an outside force. The same can be said about an object at _____?

Rest

100

Gravity pulls object downward, whereas _____ keeps them upright

Normal

100

What is the acronym that helps us remember the graphing rules?

SULTAN

100

The variable that you are changing or choosing

IV

100

A vehicle with a mass of 1000 kg accelerates at 5 m/s2, what is the force?

5000 N

200
What is the equation for Newton's 2nd Law?

Force = mass x acceleration

200

A push or a pull is more specifically known as ______

Applied force

200

What axis would we find the IV and DV on?

IV - x
DV - y

200

The variable that you are measuring or recording

DV

200

Weston is pushing on a moving box with 20 N of force, while Kaydee is pulling in the same direction with a force of 10 N, what is the Net Force?

30 N

20+10

300

Newton's 3rd Law tells us that for forces, there is always an equal and opposite reaction. This is how we know that forces always occur in _______?

Pairs

300

Name 2 forces that oppose (go against) motion

Friction and Drag
300

What is wrong with this graph?

Labels missing
Title
Scale

300

Hypothesis should be written in what format?

If...Then...Because

300

The area around a magnet that exerts a force around other magnets

magnetic field

400

What does Newton's 4th Law state?

There is no 4th Law

400

Identify and explain 2 different forces during the rocket launch 

Thrust - launch
Drag - air resistance
Gravity - pulling it down
Friction - when it lands on the ground
Applied force - air compressor

400

A good title should include both what?

Variables (or axis labels)

400

You want to see which type of hot wheel car generates the most force down a track. What is the IV?

Type of hot wheel

400

Both electricity and magnetism are 'driven' by what?

Electrons

500

Give an example of Newton's 3rd law

Rocket Launch w/ thrust (also many other examples)

500

Give an example of how magnetism and electricity are related

- electrons

- work at a distance
- opposites attract, same repel

500

Why are units important for your scale?

They give the numbers meaning

500

You want to see which surface helps a hot wheels car to travel the furthest. What is the DV?

The distance the hot wheel goes
500

You want to see if the natural light is better for plant growth than artificial light. What would be a control variable?

Type of plant
Type of soil
Type of environment
Amount of water