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Newton’s first law=
law of inertia= object desire to be in constant state unless acted opon by an external force
the amount of inertia is proportional to ___
mass (how much matter contained in object)
the heavier an object is, the more ___ they have, aka it is harder to ___
inertia
move
quantity of motion=
momentum
momentum= the property that a moving object has due to its ___ and ___
mass
motion
Momentum (M)=
mass x velocity (m x v)
M1=M2 implies that
conservation of momentum, where the momentum in one moment would equal to the momentum of another time
When 2 system come into contact, the momentum of the 1st object gets ___ to the second, it does not ___
transffered
get loss
Newton’s 2nd law is the law of ___
momentum
2nd law/ law of momentum states that to ___, we need to apply ___ over ___
change momentum
force
period of time
change in momentum is produced by an ___, which is ___ over ___
impulse (Ns)
force over time (F x t)
why is newtons 2nd law reffered to as both law of Momentum and Law of Acceleration
impulse= Force over time= change in momentum
change in momentum= change in velocity (not mass)
so that Force is actually changing velocity with respect to time, which gets you acceleration
so the 2nd law states that force applied to system= mass times acceleration= change in momentum
Newtons 3rd law =
law of action and reaction
law of action and reaction states that
for every force applied to a body, the second body would apply a equal but opposite force on the first
a free body diagram is not a ___ but a ___
scaled drawing
problem solving strategy
Free body diagram =a graphic illustration used to visualize the__ and __ of applied forces
direction
magnitude
forces that act in the ___ can be summed , aka ___
same plane
colinear
forces acting in horizontal and vertical planes can be summed tgt using ____
vector addition