Laying down Newton's Laws
Newton's first law explains a body at rest will remain at rest, a body at motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by another force is simply called this.
What is Inertia?
Force= (mass)(?)
What is acceleration?
Bartholomew Henry "Barry" Allen is the alter ego of what Comic book hero.
Who is the flash?
The term for the type of friction when 2 surfaces are not sliding past each other.
What is static friciton?
A feather will fall at the same speed as a rock if you are where?
What is a vaccuum
Newtons 2nd law describes forces and how fast something speeds up and slows down which is also known as this.
What is accelration?
A force can be described as these 2 things
A push or pull
With each meter forward satellites take around Earth, they are actually doing this.
What is falling?
If you were rolling inside of a tire, the tire and the surface of the ground had this type of friction.
What is rolling friction?
A force that is directed towards the middle is known as this.
What is centripetal force?
Newton's 3rd law explains why a billiard ball would move if struck by another moving billiard ball, also known as the law of conservation of ___________
what is momentum?
The acceleration of gravity is this rate.
9.8m/s squared
If you fell out of a plain and you reached your maximum speed and were no longer accelerating you have reached this point.
What is terminal velocity?
If you are pushing on a box that is moving over the surface of the floor you are creating this type of friction.
What is sliding friction?
Weight is a measurement that uses this measurement named after a genius.
What is a newton?
When gravity is the only force acting on you, you are experiencing this.
What is free fall?
If a person experienced balanced force, what would they be doing?
What is not move?
If Mr. Wuchter has a force of tackling with 1000N and he was moving with an acceleration of 9.8m/s2, then his mass would be this number.
102.04 kg.
Arthur "Candy" Cummings was credited with inventing this marvel in sports.
What is a curve ball?
A feather falls more slowly than a bowling ball when dropped in this classroom because of this.
What is air resistance?
The combination of all forces acting on an object is known as this.
What is net force?
If a baseball experienced an unbalanced force what would it do?
If acceleration= Fnet/m then, what is the acceleration of a snowboard that has a mass of 12 kg. if the net force on the wagon is 6N south?
a=6N/12kg.=0.5m/s squared
Satellites orbit Earth because of this force.
What is gravity?
In the lab where we used an aluminum pan and 4 objects and their resistance to slide to test what 2 principles?
Inertia and Friction