Unit 1 Topic 2 Revision

What is the unit used to measure force?

in throwing, the stabilisation of the front leg:

Stabilisation is important because it:

A person is more stable when they have:

The rate at which an object changes its velocity

This is an example of

The most common lever in the human body is:

A lever is:

Muscles that work to stabilise joints are known as:

Any chance of motion is directly proportional to the applied force

which of the following behaves as a projectile?

Calculate the force of an object with a mass of 60kg moving at 30 m/s²

Newton's 2nd Law is defined by the following formula

Flexion of the trunk is:

The flight path of a projectile is determined by:

Process in which muscles located at one side of a joint relax to allow contraction

Connects muscle to bone

The heart is an example of:

When a muscle contracts under load and shortens to produce tension, the type of contraction is:

What view of the body is this?

The human skeleton and muscles work together to form the:

Newton's Third Law states:

The product of mass and velocity of an object travelling in a straight line

What three laws of physics are useful for analysing sports and physical activities?

inertia is:

Anatomical terms that refer to the back of the human body in the anatomical position include:

The axial skeleton contains:

How many levers are there?

Flexion is:

In anatomical language, which term best describes the femur and its relationship with the tibia

The change in momentum that occurs when force is applied over a given time

the centre of percussion of an object is also known as the:

A concentric force is

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An object's linear momentum is conserved until:

A freely movable joint: