Newtons Laws of Motion

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Force

is a push or pull

<p>is a push or pull</p>
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Inertia is...

the tendency for an object to resist a change in motion

<p>the tendency for an object to resist a change in motion</p>
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Newtons 1st law of Motion says...

An object at rest stay at rest and an object in motion stays in motion until by unbalanced force.

<p>An object at rest stay at rest and an object in motion stays in motion until by unbalanced force.</p>
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Newtons 2nd law of Motion says...

acceleration is based on an objects mass and force applied to it

<p>acceleration is based on an objects mass and force applied to it</p>
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Newtons 3rd law of Motion says...

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

<p>For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.</p>
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F= mass x acceleration

What is the equation for Force?

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Newtons

What units is Force measured in?

<p>What units is Force measured in?</p>
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They are in motion and want to stay in motion

Why do the blocks fly off the car when it crashed into the wall?

<p>Why do the blocks fly off the car when it crashed into the wall?</p>
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They are at rest and want to stay at rest

Why does the clothes pin fall into the cup when the card is moved?

<p>Why does the clothes pin fall into the cup when the card is moved?</p>
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Small rock

Which of the rocks will have the greatest acceleration if pulled with 50 N of force?

<p>Which of the rocks will have the greatest acceleration if pulled with 50 N of force?</p>
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3rd Law example

The balloon is an example of which law?

<p>The balloon is an example of which law?</p>
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1st Law example

This is an example of which law?

<p>This is an example of which law?</p>
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2nd Law example

Which law is this an example of?

<p>Which law is this an example of?</p>
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A boy jumps off a skateboard. What is the reaction force

the force exerted by the skateboard pushing back on the boy

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