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Look back at your definition of the word robot.

Look back at your definition of the word robot. Be prepared to share the examples of types of work that robots can do. What is the science behind a spacecraft launch?. Force- Push or pull Gravity- Attraction between any 2 objects

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Look back at your definition of the word robot.

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  1. Look back at your definition of the word robot. Be prepared to share the examples of types of work that robots can do.

  2. What is the science behind a spacecraft launch? • Force- Push or pull • Gravity- Attraction between any 2 objects Earth’s surface resists the downward force and keeps an object still

  3. Newton’s First Law of Motion • An object at rest tends to stay at rest (inertia) unless acted on by a force. Example: pulling a piece of paper from under a science book versus pulling a piece of paper from under a staple

  4. Newton’s Second Law of Motion • Force=mass x acceleration (F= m x a) Example: slide a crate across the floor, what happens to the equation when more mass is added? What happens to the equation when less mass is used?

  5. Newton’s Third Law of Motion • For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction Example: What is the action of the rocket taking off? What is the reaction?

  6. Kinetic Energy • ENERGY OF MOTION

  7. Potential Energy • STORED ENERGY • Gravitational potential energy Example: a golf ball setting on the edge of the table • Chemical potential energy Example: a carrot or banana

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