Tendency to resist changes in motion

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Tendency to resist changes in motion Tendency to resist changes in motion Mass Mass The greater the mass, the greater the The greater the mass, the greater the push required to get the brick moving. push required to get the brick moving.

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Tendency to resist changes in motion. Mass. The greater the mass, the greater the push required to get the brick moving. Yes, she would still feel the sluggishness. Moose would have trouble changing direction because of its large inertia. d. C. A. B. D. F. F. F. F. F. F. F. F. F. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Tendency to resist changes in motionTendency to resist changes in motion

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The greater the mass, the greater the push The greater the mass, the greater the push required to get the brick moving.required to get the brick moving.

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Yes, she would still feel the sluggishnessYes, she would still feel the sluggishness

Moose would have trouble changing direction Moose would have trouble changing direction because of its large inertiabecause of its large inertia

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Tends to stay at restTends to stay at rest

Tends to stay in motionTends to stay in motionActed upon by an unbalanced forceActed upon by an unbalanced force

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Speeding UpSpeeding Up

Slowing DownSlowing Down

Constant VelocityConstant Velocity

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Constant velocityConstant velocity Slowing DownSlowing Down Speeding UpSpeeding Up

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Anna - HovercraftAnna - Hovercraft

No – could be slowing downNo – could be slowing down

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Newton’s Second Law of Motion

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Fnet = 20NFnet = 20N Fnet = 0Fnet = 0 Fnet = 30NFnet = 30N Fnet = 15NFnet = 15N

M = 5 kgM = 5 kg M = 5 kgM = 5 kg M = 5 kgM = 5 kg M = 5 kgM = 5 kg

a = 4 m/s/sa = 4 m/s/s a = 0a = 0 a = 6 m/s/sa = 6 m/s/s a = 3 m/s/sa = 3 m/s/s

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600 N600 N DownDown

60 kg60 kg

10 m/s/s10 m/s/s DownDown

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200 N200 N DownDown

60 kg60 kg

3.33 m/s/s3.33 m/s/s DownDown

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2000 N2000 N LeftLeft

800 kg800 kg

2.5 m/s/s2.5 m/s/s LeftLeft

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4000 N4000 N LeftLeft

800 kg800 kg

5 m/s/s5 m/s/s LeftLeft

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2 kg2 kg

4 m/s/s4 m/s/s RightRight

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16 N16 N RightRight

M = 4 kgM = 4 kg

a = 4 m/s/sa = 4 m/s/s RightRight

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Ball hits batBall hits bat Car pushes ManCar pushes Man Bug hits busBug hits bus

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Athlete pushes M.B. Athlete pushes M.B. ForwardForward

M.B pushes Athlete M.B pushes Athlete BackwardBackward

Foot pushes Floor Foot pushes Floor BackwardBackward

Floor pushes Foot Floor pushes Foot ForwardForward

Foot pushes Ball Foot pushes Ball ForwardForward

Ball pushes Foot Ball pushes Foot BackwardBackward

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FF(Earth(Earth))

FF(Chair)(Chair)

FF(person’s mass)(person’s mass)FF(person’s mass)(person’s mass)

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FF(Earth)(Earth)

FF(stump)(stump)

FF(Shirley’ mass) = 600N(Shirley’ mass) = 600NFF(Shirley’ mass) = 600N(Shirley’ mass) = 600N

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