Physics Laws of motion

When you kick a ball your foot hurts.

When the pull of gravity equals the push up of air resistance

A force that occurs through touching

When there is an object in motion the force are

Fluid friction never produces heat.

The entire path an object follows

Force that occurs without touching 

A person going down a slide is an example of

This is the formula for speed

The force that works against forward motion 

The amount of inertia an object has is based on

When an object slows down, it is not accelerating.

The time it takes an object to travel a certain distance

When someone stops your feet, you fall

Water skiing is an example of 

An object speeding up, slowing down or changing direction is

This is the formula for acceleration

The formula for Velocity is

The faster an object is moving the more force it has

When you go to the moon, your mass changes because the moon’s gravity is less.

Throwing a bullet at a target causes much less destruction than shooting a bullet at a target

When a feather and a hammer are dropped at the same time on EARTH

When an object reaches terminal velocity, the object

When a car stops suddenly and you keep going through the windshield.

When a gun is fired, the gun “kicks” in your hand.

The speed and direction of an object

Standing still on a hill is an example of

Speed that stays the same (cruise control)

A push or a pull is

When you drop a feather and a hammer on Earth, the hammer hits first because it’s the heaviest.

An object with less mass, has more inertia.

The unit for acceleration is

An example of a long range force

Figuring out whether or not an object is in motion by looking at objects that are NOT moving

The difference between speed and velocity, is that speed includes direction.

          A push or a pull is

This is the unit for speed

An object falling with a higher mass, will hit with more force.

When there is NO movement the forces are

When you turn a door knob on Earth the only reason you don’t turn is because of static friction

The shortest route between in two points with direction

When you exert a force on an object, that object exerts the same amount of force on you

When a someone pulls a tablecloth out from underneath objects like dishes

An object at rest wont move; an object in motion will keep moving unless acted upon by a force

An object with a _______ will reach terminal velocity faster than a object with a_____________

An object in motion wants to remain in motion, and an object at rest wants to remain at rest

A car tire rolling down the road is an example of

A car on cruise control is an example of constant speed.

A golf ball and a bowling ball are dropped, the bowling ball drops with more force