Newton's Three Laws and Forces

Which form of friction most greatly impedes (stops) motion:

Which is the stronger form of friction:

Which of these impacts the amount of the friction force when pushing a table:

Someone throws a 5 kg rock at you accelerating at a rate of 2 m/s² you will be hit with a:

You try to run through the water at the beach, which form of friction is in play?

Newton's First Law is also known as the Law of ________

A car breaks on the highway while traveling 90mph, which form of friction is in play?

Force is measured in _______________?

When a car is driving normally which form of friction is mostly in play?

The smaller the force applied the ____________ the acceleration

Which law explains this situation: A rock sitting on the ground

Which law explains this situation: Whiplash from being in a car accident

What property of an object determines its inertia

A 2000 kg car  hits a wall with a force of 10,000 N. What was the car's acceleration?

This object has the most inertia (don't let the picture trick you)

What types of forces occur in Newton's Third Law

As distance increases the force of gravity

the acceleration due to gravity on earth is:

Who discovered the Three Laws of Motion

Which law explains this situation: F = M x A

An object not moving is all called (in physics terms)?

What mathematical equation is Newton's Second Law of Motion?

Forces that cause motion are ____________ forces

A 100 kg man runs from rest to a speed of 10 m/s in 2 sec. His Force at this time is:

An object will keep moving at a constant ___________ and in the same _______ until acted upon.

If you apply twice as much force to the same object you will get

An objects' tendency to stay at rest is known as

If an object accelerates at a rate of 5 m/s² when a force of 10 N is applied, it has mass =