Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _____ Newton’s Laws of...
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
Newton’s Laws of Motion – Part 1
I. What is Motion? A. Terms used for motion
1. Distance – How _________ something has traveled. Measured in ___________ 2. Speed – How ___________ something is traveling.
a. Velocity – __________ in a particular ______________ b. Both are measured in _______________ c. Measured as ___________ in a certain amount of _____________.
3. Acceleration – Change in ___________ in a certain amount of _______________.
a. Velocity can change by _____________, by ____________, or by ________________. b. Acceleration is measured by meters per second per second or ______________________
4. Force – Something that causes the _______________ of an object. a. Can be a ________________. b. Common forces include ___________________________________________________
B. Solving motion problems. 1. Speed is _________________ divided by _________________
a. ____________________ b. Solving triangle ____________ used for solving the equation easily.
2. Acceleration is change in _____________ divided by ____________. a. Change in velocity is ________ velocity minus ___________ velocity. ________________ b. ____________________ c. Often one velocity will be zero so, _______________
II. Newton’s Laws of Motion A. 1st Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ B. 2nd Law ________________________________________________________ C. 3rd Law _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ III. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
A. An object at ___________ will stay at ___________, and an object in __________ will stay in _____________ at constant velocity, unless acted upon by an ____________________
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Mr. Love – Grade 7 Per. _____ Name _________________
B. ___________ is the tendency of an object to _________ changes in its _______________: whether in motion or motionless. C. Once airborne, unless acted on by an unbalanced force (______________________________), a golf ball would never _____________! D. Unless acted upon by an _______________, this golf ball would sit on the tee ____________ E. Objects on earth, unlike the frictionless space the moon travels through, are under the influence of ___________________..
1. There are four main types of friction: a. _________________: ice skating b. ___________________: bowling c. __________________________ : air or water resistance d. _____________: initial friction when moving an object
2. Friction is a force that _______________ motion. a. Depends upon the _____________ that are in _______________.
(1) Surfaces that do not _______________ well together will create more ________________. (2) We have come up with a ______________ for most combinations of surfaces – called the __________________ of friction.
b. Depends also on the ___________ pressing the two ____________ together.
(1) We call this the _____________ force. (2) In many cases, this will be the ____________ of one of the objects.
c. Friction equals the coefficient times the normal force. ______________ 3. In the ___________ of a force of friction, a book would _____________ in motion with the same ____________________ - forever! (Or at least to the end of the table top.)
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