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An object in motions stays in motion, an object at rest stays at rest, until acted on by an outside force
a) Newton's First Law of Motion - Inertia
b) Newton's Second Law of Motion - Acceleration
c) Newton's Third Law of Motion - Action/Reaction
d) Mass
There is a relation between the size of a force, the amount of mass, and the amount the object will accelerate.
a) Newton's First Law of Motion - Inertia
b) Newton's Second Law of Motion - Acceleration
c) Newton's Third Law of Motion - Action/Reaction
d) Mass
For every action (force) there is an equal and opposite action (force)
a) Newton's First Law of Motion - Inertia
b) Newton's Second Law of Motion - Acceleration
c) Newton's Third Law of Motion - Action/Reaction
d) Mass
The amount of matter in an object, or the amount of inertia an object has
a) Newton's First Law of Motion - Inertia
b) Newton's Second Law of Motion - Acceleration
c) Newton's Third Law of Motion - Action/Reaction
d) Mass
When all forces effecting an object cancel out. Causes no acceleration
a) Balanced
b) Unbalanced
c) Force
d) Charge
The the forces effecting and object don't cancel out. Causes acceleration.
a) Balanced
b) Unbalanced
c) Force
d) Charge
Any push or pull
a) Balanced
b) Unbalanced
c) Force
d) Charge
Electrical property caused by unbalanced amounts of electrons
a) Balanced
b) Unbalanced
c) Force
d) Charge
An objects resistance to changes in motion, a property of matter.
a) Inertia
b) Speed / Velocity
c) Stationary
d) Acceleration
How fast and what direction an object is moving. Distance divided by time.
a) Inertia
b) Speed / Velocity
c) Stationary
d) Acceleration
Not moving
a) Inertia
b) Speed / Velocity
c) Stationary
d) Acceleration
Rate of change in speed. Units have one distance and time twice.
a) Inertia
b) Speed / Velocity
c) Stationary
d) Acceleration
When two objects touch, always transfers energy.
a) Collision
b) System
c) Friction
d) Evidence
A part of the world that you are modeling in order too understand it more simply.
a) Collision
b) System
c) Friction
d) Evidence
Force caused by two objects rubbing. Always in the opposite direction of motion.
a) Collision
b) System
c) Friction
d) Evidence
Data, observations, or information that supports your claim.
a) Collision
b) System
c) Friction
d) Evidence
The information gathered during an investigation.
a) Data
b) Stability
c) Model
d) Claim
How likely a system is to change.
a) Data
b) Stability
c) Model
d) Claim
A way of describing a system to understand it better, but simpler.
a) Data
b) Stability
c) Model
d) Claim
Your answer or explanation for why. Needs evidence to support it.
a) Data
b) Stability
c) Model
d) Claim
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