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Newton's first law of motion An object at rest stays at rest and an object at motion stays at motion until acted on by a net force
Newton's second law of motion F=MA
Newton's third law of motion For ever action (force), there is an equal but opposite reaction
the tendency of an object to resist a change in motion... unless an outside force acts upon it inertia
a measure of the gravitational force exerted on an object weight
the motion of a body when only the fore of gravity is acting on the body free fall
the constant velocity of a free falling object when the force of air resistance in equal in magnitude and opposite in direction to force of gravity terminal velocity
the curved path that an object follows when thrown, launched. or otherwise projeted near the surface of the earth projectile motion
a quality defined as the product of the mass and velocity of an object momentum
What is one newton equal to? 1kg x m/s^2
What is momentum equal to? 1kg x m/s
what are weight and force measured in? newtons
what is measured in newtons? weight and force
What are the four concepts? weight influences shape............ All matter is effected by gravity......... g increases as m increases ........... g decreases as d increases
Formula for momentum p=mv
formula for force f=ma
formula for weight w=mg
invert p=mv to find mass m=p/v
invert p=mv to find velocity v=p/m
invert f=ma to find mass m=f/a
invert f=ma to find acceleration a=f/m
invert w=mg to find mass m=w/g
invert w=mg to find gravity g=w/m
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