Physics Fundamentals Flashcards

1

What is friction?

Force that aids movement
Force of inertia
Force of attraction
Force opposing movement

2

What does distance measure?

Total length traveled
Mass of an object
Force applied
Speed of an object

3

How is mass defined?

Force applied
Amount of atoms
Amount of space
Speed of an object

4

What is motion?

Force applied
Staying still
Change in position
Amount of mass

5

What does force cause?

Inertia
Friction
Mass
Motion

6

What does Newton's First Law state?

Objects stay at rest
Objects always move
Mass affects speed
Force is not needed

7

What is matter?

Only solid objects
Only gases
Anything with mass
Only liquids

8

True or false: All objects have inertia.

True
False

9

What does Newton's Third Law state?

Inertia is constant
Friction opposes motion
Every action has reaction
Mass affects motion

10

What does velocity measure?

Only speed
Speed and direction
Only direction
Force applied

11

What is an axis?

Imaginary rotation line
Mass measurement
Force direction
Line of motion

12

What does inertia refer to?

Change in position
Force of attraction
Tendency to stay still
Tendency to keep moving

13

What is the relationship between force and motion?

Only mass matters
Force causes motion
No relationship
Motion causes force

14

What does Newton's Second Law explain?

Mass affects force needed
Distance is irrelevant
Force causes inertia
Speed is constant

15

True or false: Displacement is the same as distance.

False
True

16

What is acceleration?

Distance traveled
Amount of mass
Constant speed
Change in speed

Physics Fundamentals

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Physics Fundamentals

Questions 16