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$100 Question from First Law Define Newton’s First Law
$100 Answer from First Law An object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest unless acted on by an outside force
$200 Question from First Law The property of matter Newton discovered for his first law
$200 Answer from First Law Inertia
$300 Question from First Law How is an objects inertia measured?
$300 Answer from First Law By calculating the mass of the object
$400 Question from First Law Two ways you can overcome an Objects inertia
$400 Answer from First Law Make the object move or stop moving Change the objects direction
$500 Question from First Law If a Semi Truck hit a Toyota Prius which object would travel farther and why
$500 Answer from First Law The Toyota Prius because it has less mass and therefore less inertia
$100 Question from Second Law What is the definition of Newton’s Second Law
$100 Answer from Second Law Force is equal to the change in momentum over the change in time or Force = mass * acceleration
$200 Question from Second Law How do you calculate acceleration
$200 Answer from Second Law Change in Velocity Acceleration = ------------------------ Change in Time
$300 Question from Second Law If Force = Mass*Acceleration what is inversely proportional to acceleration and give an example of what it means
$300 Answer from Second Law Mass: when mass increases acceleration decreases and when mass decreases acceleration increases
$400 Question from Second Law If Force = Mass*Acceleration what is directly proportional to acceleration and explain what directly proportional means
$400 Answer from Second Law Force: if you increase your force, acceleration increases if you decrease your force, acceleration decreases
$500 Question from Second Law If a 2000 kg car goes from 0 m/s to 10 m/s in 5 seconds, what is its force?
$500 Answer from Second Law 4000 Newtons
$100 Question from Third Law Define Newton’s Third Law
$100 Answer from Third Law Every Action has an equal and opposite reaction
$200 Question from Third Law In Newton’s third law, equal means…
$200 Answer from Third Law Equal in size and time
$300 Question from Third Law In Newton’s third law, opposite means…
$300 Answer from Third Law At 180 degree angles or in the complete opposite direction
$400 Question from Third Law In a collision, are the forces equal on both of the object in the collision, why
$400 Answer from Third Law The forces are equal because each object has their own force reflected back on them and the other objects force is added to it
$500 Question from Third Law If objects in a collision have equal forces acting on them will the objects always travel the same distance, why or why not?
$500 Answer from Third Law The objects will only travel the same distance if their masses and therefore inertia are equal. If they are not, the object with less inertia will travel farther.
$100 Question from Definitions Resistance to change
$100 Answer from Definitions Inertia
$200 Question from Definitions The result of unbalanced foces
$200 Answer from Definitions Change in Motion Acceleration Net Force
$300 Question from Definitions The rate at which velocity changes with time
$300 Answer from Definitions Acceleration
$400 Question from Definitions Measure of gravitational attraction
$400 Answer from Definitions Weight
$500 Question from Definitions Used to calculate acceleration similar to speed but with an additional requirement
$500 Answer from Definitions Velocity
$100 Question from Forces What are the three types of forces
$100 Answer from Forces Push, Pull, Twist
$200 Question from Forces Force that pulls on objects and causes acceleration if there is no balanced opposing force
$200 Answer from Forces Gravity
$300 Question from Forces How can you calculate force?
$300 Answer from Forces Force = Mass*Acceleration
$400 Question from Forces If a car is traveling north with a force of 4000 N, what is the measurement of friction and in which direction is it going?
$400 Answer from Forces Friction = 4000N, South
$500 Question from Forces What is the force of a 10000 kg Semi going from 0 m/s to 10 m/s in 100 seconds?
