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AQA Triology Physics Newtons Laws
Inerial mass is defined as
Newton's first law states that
AQA Triology Physics Newtons Laws
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Newton's first law states that
An object at rests stays at rest
F=MA
Every action has an eqal and opposite reaction
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Inerial mass is defined as
acceleration multiplied by mass
the ratio of force over acceleration
3
Velocity is changed by
more forces
a resultant force acting
balanced forces
4
Mrs Stanger's favorite chocolate is
Smarties
Mars
Boost
Aero
5
Newton's 3rd Law. What is the opposite force for a satellite pulling on Earth?
The earth pulls on the satellite.
engine force
air resistance
friction
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Newton's third law states that
Every action has an eqal and opposite reaction
F=MA
An object at rests stays at rest
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Acceleration of an object is
inversely proportional to resultant force
scalar
not affected by resultant force
proportional to the resultant force acting on an object
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Newton's 3rd Law. What is the opposite force for a tyre pushing on the road backwards?
air resistance
the engine force
weight
the road pushing the tyre forwards
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Newon's second law states that Resultant force =
weight / acceleration
Mass x acceleration
mass / acceleration
weight x acceleration
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Newton's second law states that
An object at rests stays at rest
F=MA
Every action has an eqal and opposite reaction
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Velocity is
scalar
vector
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When at a steady speed
the forward forces are greater than the resistive forces
the forward and resistive forces are balanced
there is no resistive force
the resistive forces are greater than the forward forces
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The tendency of an object to continue in its state of rest is called..
inertia
resistance
Newton
balanced
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Newton's 3rd Law. What is the opposite force for a person pushing a pram forwards?
weight
friction
The pram pushing the person backwards
air resistance