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The relationship between Acceleration and Net Force is...
YR 10 SCIENCE - Newton's Laws
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The relationship between Acceleration and Net Force is...
Directly proportional
Inversely proportional
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The more force...
The more acceleration
The less acceleration
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I stand on the scales. My weight is…
73kg
73N
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Volume is not…
The amount of room a 3D object takes up
Measured in centimetres cubed
Measured in metres cubed
The amount of room a 2D object takes up
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The greater the force…
The greater the acceleration
The smaller the acceleration
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Mass equals…
Force times by acceleration
Force divided by acceleration
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I stand on the scales. My mass is…
73kg
73N
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Acceleration equals…
Force divided by mass
Force times by mass
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The inertia of a body depends on the amount of…
Volume
Weight
Mass
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The relationship between Acceleration and Mass is...
Inversely proportional
Directly proportional
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Mass is not…
The amount of matter in an object
The amount of force acting on an object
Measured in kilograms
Measured in grams
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The smaller an object…
The easier it is to move it from rest
The harder it is to move it from rest
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Who had Three Laws?
Alexander Graham Bell
Isaac Newton
Charles Darwin
Alfred Nobel
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A body at rest tends to…
Stay at rest
Stay in motion
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"Flopping" is a term in sport to describe an overexaggeration. Which law does this contradict?
First
Second
Third
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The more massive an object…
The harder it is to stop once it starts moving
The easier it is to stop once it starts moving
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The first law is known as…
Law of Equal and Opposite Reactions
Law of Inertia
Law of Force, Mass and Acceleration
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The smaller the force…
The greater the acceleration
The smaller the acceleration
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For every action, there is an...
Equal reaction
Equal and opposite reaction
Opposite reaction
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What can cause an object in motion to no longer stay in motion?
An unbalanced force
A balanced force
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What is Inertia?
Measure of a body’s tendency to resist changes in its motion
Measure of a body’s tendency to move with changes in motion
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The third law is known as…
Law of Inertia
Law of Equal and Opposite Reactions
Law of Force, Mass and Acceleration
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The lighter an object...
The faster the acceleration
The slower the acceleration
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Weight is not…
The amount of force acting on an object
The amount of matter in an object
Related to concepts of friction and gravity
Measured in Newtons
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The more massive an object…
The harder it is to move it from rest
The easier it is to move it from rest
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The smaller an object…
The easier it is to stop once it starts moving
The harder it is to stop once it starts moving
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Which is not a force acting at a distance?
Gravitational
Electromagnetic
Electrostatic
Frictional
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Which is not true about a bullet?
Relatively a lot of force applied to the bullet
A very small inertia
Can reach very high speeds
A tiny mass
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Force equals…
Mass times by acceleration
Mass divided by acceleration
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What can cause an object at rest to no longer stay at rest?
An unbalanced force
A balanced force
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Concerning this topic of Physics, how many laws are there?
4
3
2
1
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Force can cause…
Acceleration
Mass
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The less force...
The less acceleration
The more acceleration
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A body in motion tends to…
Stay in motion
Stay at rest
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The second law is known as…
Law of Force, Mass and Acceleration
Law of Equal and Opposite Reactions
Law of Inertia
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The heavier an object...
The slower the acceleration
The faster the acceleration
