Transcript Newton`s Law Candy Bar Game

Newton’s
Laws of
Motion
Pages 10-14
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Greek philosopher
Aristotle
Sir Isaac Newton
Galileo Galilei
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The tendency of a still or moving object to resist
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inertia
gravity
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Aristotle
Galileo Galilei
Sir Isaac Newton
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A reaction force is equal to the action force,
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When a force acts in the opposite direction of an
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A reaction force is _____ to the action
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A force exerted on an object
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inaction force
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The force that caused the chip to fall into the cup
inertia
magnetism
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The force exerted by an object experiencing an
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action force
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Scientist who explained that the motion of
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Aristotle
Galileo Galilei
Sir Isaac Newton
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The spring produced the _____ in the
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Newton’s second law also applies when a force
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If the same force is applied to two different
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A skateboarder use action and reaction forces to
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If the same force is applied to two different objects,
the object with the smaller mass will accelerate
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A hammer exerts a force on a nail. The nail exerts an
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a smaller mass.
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The spring produced the _____ in the spring
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Aristotle believed that the speed of a falling object
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would fall more quickly than an object with a small
mass.
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Action and reaction forces do not always
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