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newtons first law
Law of Inertia
newtons second law
f=ma
newtons third law
law of action and reaction
newtons first law definition
an object will remain at rest or at a constant speed unless it is acted upon by a force
newtons second law definition
the more mass something has the more force is required to accelerate it
newtons third law definition
when two objects interact, they apply forces to each other that are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction
Inertia
when an object resists a change in motion
the amount of inertia depends on ___
mass
more force=
more acceleration
less force=
less acceleration
large mass=
small acceleration
small mass
large acceleration
what has more inertia, bowling ball or tennis ball
bowling ball
what has more inertia, hammer or feather
hammer
acceleration unit
m/s²
forces always happen in ___
pairs
you push on desk:
desk pushes back
pushing a block (what law)
2
hammer hitting nail (what law)
3
person staying in motion (what law)
1
cannon recoil (what law)
3
Speed=
d/t
Distance=
speed x time
Time=
d/s
straight line up (distance time)
constant speed
curved line (distance time)
accelerating
flat line (distance time graph)
stopped
downward line (distance time)
moving back toward start
upward line (velocity time)
accelerating
flat line (velocity time)
constant velocity
downward line (velocity time)
slowing down