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1St Law 2nd Law 3rd Law Forces Misc
• What is this law?
I-100
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I-200
• What is an example of Newton’s 1st law?
Answer.
I-300
• What is inertia?
Answer.
I-400
• Explain why you should always wear a seatbelt.
Answer.
I-500
• When making a turn in a car, what should happen to your body?
Answer.
II-100
• What is this law?
Answer.
II-200
• What is an example of Newton’s 2nd law?
Answer.
II-300
• What do you need to know in order to calculate acceleration?
Answer.
II-400
• What is the weight of a 10kg box?
Answer.
II-500
• A 100 Newton force is applied to box with a mass of 25 kg. What is the acceleration of the box?
Answer.
III-100
• What is this law?
Answer.
III-200
• What is an example of this law?
Answer.
III-300
• Use this law to explain the example of a baseball hitting a wall and bouncing back toward the thrower.
Answer.
III-400
• Use Newton’s 3rd law to explain how a rocket ship take off.
Answer.
III-500
• What causes the weight of an object?
Answer.
IV-100
• What is the unit for force?
Answer.
IV-200
• What is a force?
Answer.
IV-300
• What is the difference between weight and mass?
Answer.
IV-400
• What is the name of the force that always opposes motion?
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IV-500
• What is terminal velocity?
Answer.
V-100
• Inertia
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V-200
• Action/Reaction
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V-300
• A rocket taking off.
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V-400
• Balanced Forces
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V-500
• Explain why a ball thrown out at a height and dropped at the same height will land at the same time.
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I-100 A
• Objects in motion stay in motion, objects at rest stay at rest unless acted on by an outside force.
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I-200 A
• Answers will vary.
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I-300 A
• Tendency of an object to resist change.
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I-400 A
• In the event of a crash, your body will remain in motion causing you fly through the windshield.
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I-500 A
• Your body will want to continue in a straight line and move to the outside of the car.
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II-100 A
• F = M * A
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II-200 A
• Answers will vary.
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II-300 A
• Both force and mass.
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II-400 A
• 100 Newtons
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II-500 A
• 4 m/s2
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III-100 A
• For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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III-200 A
• Answers will vary
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III-300 A
• The ball is applying a force to the wall and in turn the wall give a force to the ball sending it in the opposite direction.
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III-400 A
• The rocket pushes on air molecules and in turn the molecules push the rocket causes motion.
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III-500 A
• Force of attraction between any two objects.
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IV-100 A
• Newton
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IV-200 A
• Any push or pull
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IV-300 A
• Mass is the amount of matter in an object and weight is the force of gravity on an object.
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IV-400 A
• Friction
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IV-500 A
• When the force of air resistance becomes so large that it cancels out the force of gravity.
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V-100 A
• What is Newton’s 1st law?
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V-200 A
• What is Newton’s 3rd law?
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V-300 A
• What is an example of Newton’s 3rd law?
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V-400 A
• What do you call when forces equal each other?
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V-500 A
• What are the universal forces?
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