
Newton's 3 Laws of Motion Notes
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Inertia kept penny in place.
Force placed only on card.
Examples: table cloth trick flying forward when brakes are applied
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Multiple Choice
What does Newton's First Law State?
Objects in motion stay in motion and objects at rest stay at rest unless acted upon by an outside force.
Objects in motion always stay in motion and objects at rest always stay at rest.
Objects will in motion will only move other objects in motion.
Objects at rest can never be moved.
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Multiple Choice
According to Newton's First Law more mass equals....
more inertia
less inertia
no inertia
nothing.
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According to Newton's First Law less mass equals....
more inertia
less inertia
no inertia
nothing.
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To increase acceleration, the mass has to decrease or the force has to increase.
If mass increases force increases.
Examples: Tow truck
piggyback ride
pushing a car
pulling a wagon
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Multiple Choice
What is Newton's Second Law?
force is imaginary
force equals mass times mass
force equals mass times acceleration.
force equals acceleration times inertia
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Multiple Choice
True or false: A chair will accelerate faster with a 195 pound person and slower with a 65 pound person.
True
False
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Equal but opposite reaction Action: air expelled out back of balloon Reaction: balloon goes forward
Example: jumping off a boat
kicking a soccer ball
rocket
bumper cars
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What is Newton's Third Law?
for every action there is the same reaction.
For every action there is an equal but opposite reaction.
for every action there is no reaction.
For every action there is a reaction that is not related to the action.
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