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Isaac Newton’s Laws of Motion!
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He discovered the laws
of motion while
observing nature and
performing simple
experiments
Who is Sir Isaac
Newton?
A push or a pull
What is a Force?
Which of Newton’s Laws
explains why Henry’s football will stay on
the ground until he kicks it.
A. Newton’s First Law
B.
Newton’s Second Law
C. Newton’s Third Law
What is Newton’s First
Law?
Superman is said to leap tall buildings in a
single bound. Which of Newton’s Laws
explains why he would have to use more force
if he gained weight?
A. Newton’s First Law
B. Newton’s Second Law
C. Newton’s Third Law
What is Newton’s
Second Law?
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Which of Newton’s Laws explains why
firefighters must apply a force to the fire hose
to prevent it from flying
backward when the water comes out?
A. Newton’s First Law
B. Newton’s Second Law
C. Newton’s Third Law
What is Newton’s
Third Law?
This happens when an
unbalanced force is
applied to an object
What is the object
accelerates?
It’s the tendency of
an object to resist
change in motion.
What is inertia?
An object in
motion will
continue in motion
unless acted on by
this.
What is an outside
or unbalanced
force?
It’s the property of matter
that keeps magicians’
plates on the table when
perfoming a magic trick.
What is inertia?
To decrease
friction, this must
happen
What is a surface
must become
smoother?
It’s the sum of all
net forces when an
object is not
moving.
What is zero?
The cardinals are competing against the panthers
in a game of volleyball on the moon. A cardinal
player hits the ball with great force sending it over
the net. Which of Newton’s Laws explains why the
ball will continue moving until a panther player
hits it?
A. Newton’s First Law
B. Newton’s Second Law
C. Newton’s Third Law
What is a Newton’s
First Law?
It’s the amount of
force you’d need to
accelerate a mass of
10 kg at a rate of 4
m/s/s.
What is 40N?
Suppose you have a
10kg mass and a 5 kg
mass. This one will
accelerate more
when the same force
is applied.
What is the 5-kg
mass?
How would filling a cart
full of groceries affect
the cart’s acceleration if
the cart is pushed with
the same force?
What is decrease?
It’s the Law that
says forces always
come in pairs.
What is Newton’s
Law?
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It’s the reaction to
pulling on a rope
during a game of
tug of war.
What is the rope pulling back
on your hands?
(ROPE BURN!)
It’s the reason that
Halle, Ms. Norvell’s 4
year old daughter
wouldn’t hurt her hand
as much as her brother
Brett who is 9 did by
punching a wall.
What is that the wall
wouldn’t punch her back
as hard, since less force
was applied?
It’s the force that
acts to stop motion.
What is friction?
The speedometer in the car
measures this
What is
Instantaneous speed?
If an airplane travels
1400 km in 2 hours,
what is it’s average
Speed?
What is 700 km/h?
You and your friends walk
At an average of 16 km/h
After school. After 2 hours,
What is your distance?
What is 32 km?
The speed of an object
and it’s direction of motion
What is velocity
The amount of inertia an object
has is related to this.
What is Mass?
We observe everyday objects in
motion slowing down and
becoming motionless because
of what force?
What is friction?
Forces that cancel each
out are called
What are balanced forces?