Physics: Newton's Laws of Motion

Applying Newton’s Laws: Which law best describes the action taking place?

This force always works against motion and so is parallel to the motion.

An object experiencing no net forces may be:

An object experiencing a net force (ΣF≠0) will be:

Box is on a table. You start to pick up the box. What happens to the normal force?

Box is on a table. You push down on the box. What happens to the normal force?

For this Newton's cradle, one action/reaction pair could be the force of red ball on silver and

Of the four fundamental forces, which gives rise to friction and normal forces?

The equation that correctly expresses Newton’s second law is:

If a box is pushed left by a 10 N force and to the right with 5 N of force, what is the ΣF?

The inertia of an object is related to its:

Applying Newton’s Laws: Which law best describes the action taking place?

How many objects are represented in a free body diagram?

If two objects suddenly both double in mass, what happens to their force of gravity?

Newton’s first law of motion is also known as:

“Forces occur in pairs” is another way of stating Newton’s:

Are you powerful enough to exert a force on the earth?

How confident do you feel about this forces test?

This force always acts perpendicular to a surface.

Of the 4 fundamental forces, which is responsible for holding the nucleus of an atom together?

What is the relationship between the force of static friction and kinetic friction? F_s,max? F_k

Which law best describes the action in the pic (a force from the foot causes an acceleration)?

Of the four fundamental forces, which is the weakest?

Force is a

The net force acting on a 10 kg object is 15 N. What is the acceleration?