A. First Law also called | | movement of an object. |
B. The first law states | | the father and faster it will travel. |
C. Friction occurs | | keep moving forever, if no interference happens. |
D. Inertia is a word that means | | An object at rest tends to stay at rest, an objest in motion tends to stay in motion, unless acted upon by an outside, unbalanced force |
E. Balanced forces will | | is an example of kinetic energy. |
F. Unbalanced forces will | | is the ability to do work. (Is an object in motion.) |
G. Balanced forces will cancel each other out causing | | stored energy. (Is an object at rest.) |
H. Speed of an object is | | equilibrium where there is no motion or change |
I. Velocity can also be measured and is the | | an example of potential energy. |
J. Acceleration means to | | cause a change in position or motion. |
K. Newton's Second law of Motion is | | the" law of inertia" |
L. The greater the force | | is for every action, there is a reaction that is equal in magnitude and in the opposite direction, |
M. The greater the mass the | | speed an direction of an object's motion. |
N. Newton's Third Law of Motion | | speed up. |
O. Simply put The Third law causes | | an actionof force to have a reaction. |
P. Kinetic Energy | | the acceleration of an object depends on the force against the amount of mass. |
Q. Potential Energy is | | when two objects rub against each other. |
R. A ball on a table is | | how fast it travels an can be measured. |
S. A ball rolling down a hill | | an object will keep doing what it is doing unless something outside interfers |
T. Motion is | | less it will accelerate. (i.e. a kicked bowling ball vs a tennis ball.) |