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Newton’s 1st Newton’s 2nd
The Nature
Law of
Law of
of Force
Motion
Motion
Friction
Force Mish
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A push or pull that causes an object
to move, stop or change direction.
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What is a force?
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The sum of all forces put together.
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What is a net force?
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Forces that act on an object but do not
change the object’s motion.
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What is a balanced force?
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A force on an object that changes an
objects motion.
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What is an unbalanced force?
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The SI unit of force named for the
scientist who described the
relationship between motion and
force.
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What is a Newton?
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The law of inertia
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What is Newton’s First Law of
Motion
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The tendency of an object to resist
change in its motion
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What is inertia?
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The amount of inertia an object has
depends on its________
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What is mass?
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An object at rest will remain at rest and an
object that is moving at a constant velocity
will continue moving at a constant velocity
unless acted on by __________
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What is an unbalanced force?
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Seatbelts are used in cars to resist
___________
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What is inertia?
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The product of an object’s
acceleration and its mass
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What is force?
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A force is increased on an object so
therefore ________ also increases.
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What is acceleration?
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Acceleration decreases when the
______ of an object increases
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What is mass?
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One way to increase acceleration is
to…..
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What is decreasing the mass or
increasing the force?
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The force required to accelerate one
kilogram mass at 1 meter per second
per second is a __________
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What is one newton?
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The force that one surface exerts on
another as they rub against each other
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What is friction?
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The strength of friction depends on2
factors………
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What is the
• type of surface
• hardness of surface
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Three types of friction
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What are sliding, rolling, and fluid?
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A bowling ball travels down a
bowling alley is an example of
______ friction
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What is rolling ?
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Fish swimming in water is an
example of ______ friction.
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What is fluid?
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The only force acting on an object is
gravity.
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What is free fall?
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The force of gravity acts between all
objects in the universe.
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What is the Law of Universal
Gravitation?
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If one object exerts a force on another
object, then the second object exerts a force
of equal strength in the opposite direction.
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• What is Newton’s Third Law of Motion?
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The product of mass and its velocity
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What is momentum?
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The quantity of momentum of two
objects is the same before and after
they interact.
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What is the Law of Conservation of
Momentum?