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Frage | Antworten |
Force | a push or pull |
Motion | the movement of something |
Newton | an English physicist and mathematician who is known for inventing the 3 laws of motion |
Friction | the force that slows down an object when rubbing on each other |
Gravity | the force that pulls you down to earth; for example, gravity is the reason why apples fall off trees |
Acceleration | the measurement of the change in velocity |
Velocity | speed and direction |
Inertia | the way an object resists a change in motion or rest |
Speed | the rate at how quick an object can move |
Balanced Force | two forces in opposite directions on an object and match in size; when there is a balanced force on an object, it either stays still or keeps moving without any change in velocity(speed and velocity). For example, a stick is able to float in the ocean because the stick has the equal force as the force of the upthrust of the water. |
Unbalanced Force | the opposite of balanced force; when two forces don't have the equal amount of force which causes still objects to move, change a moving object's velocity or make it stop. |
Net Force | the measurement of the amount of force an object gets |
Newton's 1st Law of Motion | An object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. |
Newton's 2nd Law of Motion | Force = Mass x Acceleration |
Newton's 3rd Law of Motion | For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction |
Magnetic Force | the attractive force that pulls metals together |
Applied Force | Force that is applied to an object or person |
Gravity on Earth VS The Gravity on the Moon | the gravity on the Earth is 3 times stronger than the moons |
Tension Force | the force that is given to a tight object when it is pulled tight by forces |
Spring Force | an object that compresses or stretches a spring and is always restored back to it's normal position |
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