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Duplicate of Newton's Laws
Duplicate of Newton's Laws
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A hockey puck sliding across the ice is an example of Newton's _____ Law.
First
Second
Third
2
The scientist who came up with the three laws of motion
Copernicus
Newton
Einstein
Galileo
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this is a unbalanced force
False
True
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The greater the ____ of an object, the more force it takes to move it.
size
weight
mass
momentum
5
What is the REACTION force when you throw a heavy ball while sitting in a chair with wheels?
the chair sliding forwards
the ball leaving your hand
the ball hitting your hand
the chair sliding backwards
6
A rocket taking off is an example of Newton's _____ Law.
First
Third
Second
7
If Luke hit the wall with his lightsaber, the equal but opposite reaction would be ____________
the lightsaber pushes against Luke
Luke pushes against the lightsaber
the wall pushes against Luke
the wall pushes against the lightsaber
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A(n) ______________ is a push or pull.
momentum
force
newton
acceleration
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The tablecloth trick is an example of Newton's _____ Law
First
Second
Third
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Why did the cards with more pennies not move as far in the ramp lab?
The higher mass and equal force caused low acceleration
The equal force moved them the same
The higher mass increased the force
They weighed less
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Are these forces balanced or unbalanced?
Balanced
Unbalanced
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If the forces acting on an object are unbalanced, the net force is NOT _____.
strong
zero
normal
weak
13
The effects of ___ forces cancel each other out and do not cause a change in motion.
weak
balanced
zero
strong
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When two objects rub against each other it creates this.
Acceleration
Friction
Normal force
Momentum
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Balanced forces...
change direction
increase speed
cancel each other out.
change position
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How does mass affect Newton's second law?
Same force but small masses are affected more
Only small masses feel any force
It doesn't
Same force but large masses are affected more