what is the Cartesian method?

displacement

navigator method

position

what is a scalar quantity?

what is a sign convention?

what is a vector quantity?

what is acceleration?

what is distance?

what is speed?

what is velocity?

what is one-dimensional motion?

what is uniform motion?

what is accelerated motion?

what is the instantaneous velocity?

what is kinematics?

what is the parallelogram method?

what is the resultant?

what is the tip-to-tail method?

what is a projectile?

Newton's First Law

Newton's Second Law

Inertia (2 points)

Centripetal Force

what does it mean when there is 0 tension at the top of a rope during centripetal motion?

what does Fc = Fg mean?

(centripetal motion) (2 points)

centripetal force will not change as long as—

"an object at rest stays at rest until another force acts on it" is an example of which law?

"Fnet = m(anet)" is an example of which law?

Law of Elliptical Orbits

Law of Equal Areas

Newton's Third Law

net force vs total force

In Newton’s third law, the two forces not only act in different directions, they also act on different ________.

How can it be possible that objects exert forces on each other without contact?

If everything exerts a force on each other, how come things fall to Earth instead of Earth coming to them?