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- The distance an object moves over time in a given direction.
- This measurement is noted in meters.
- Sam walks 3 miles to his friends house. After visiting, he walks 1 mile to the store to get a drink so he won't be thirsty for the final 2 miles of the walk home. What is Sam's total displacement for the day?
- Which of Newton's laws explains the need for a seat belt?
- Which of Newton's laws explains why you are able to sit on your chair without falling to the floor?
- Which of Newton's Laws explains why an 18 wheeler goes up a hill slowly when the driver has the gas pedal to the floor, while a Prius quickly zooms up the hill with the same amount of force exerted by the engine?
- Which law explains why, when you're playing a game of pool, the cue ball stops when it hits the 8 ball, which then moves at the same speed across the table as the cue ball?
- In a vacuum, if you drop a feather and a bowling ball from 50 feet, which hits the ground first?
- What causes a rock to hit the ground first when it's dropped from the same height as a piece of paper?
- The size of the gravitational force between two objects depends on what factor(s)?
- The greater the force applied to an object, the greater it's ___________ is.
- What are the units of force?
- What are the units of speed?
- What are the units of momentum?
- The more mass an object has, the more ____________ it has.
- The acceleration due to gravity is _______________ meters per second squared.
- What force opposes motion?
- Of the following, which isn't considered a frictional force?
- A ball is dropped to the ground. Once it hits the ground, it rolls across the floor. How do you explain this?
- How do you explain a rocket ship just after liftoff?
- Motion can be described as a change in ________________.
- You are driving down a windy road and your speedometer stays constant at 35 miles per hour. What are you and your car experiencing?
