Newton's First Law of Motion is...

Newton's Second Law of Motion is...

Newton's Third Law of Motion is...

A free-body diagram is used to...

Which of the following would generally be considered a negative direction?

Which of the following would generally be considered a positive direction?

On a free-body diagram, the force of gravity always points...

On a free-body diagram, the force of friction always points...

On a free-body diagram, the normal force always points...

Any contact pulling force is called...

Type of collision where the objects stick together after.

Type of collision where the objects are separate after.

Which type of collision has the greatest change in momentum?

Total momentum ____ will ____ total momentum after.

10 kg at -20 m/s collides with 10 kg stationary object in an inelastic collision. What is the final velocity?

10 kg at -20 m/s (object A) collides with 10 kg stationary object (B) in an elastic collision. What is the final velocity of A?

10 kg at -20 m/s (object A) collides with 10 kg stationary object (B) in an elastic collision. What is the final velocity of B?

Impulse is equal to...

How can you decrease the force happening during a collision?

Why do modern vehicles have crumple zones and airbags as safety features?

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