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Title: Newton


1
Newtons Laws of Motion
  • Conceptual Physics

2
Beginning Terms
  • Force(F) a push or a pull, measured in Newtons
    (N), forces are vectors
  • Friction(f) the force between two objects that
    are in contact
  • Coefficient of friction(ยต) a number that shows
    how big the force of friction will be between two
    objects
  • Inertia the property of matter that tends to
    resist a change in its motion

3
More Terms
  • Mass(m) the amount of matter in an object,
    measured in kilograms(kg)
  • Weight(w) the amount of force gravity exerts on
    an objects mass, measured in Newtons wmg
  • Net Force the total force acting on an object,
    it is an objects net force that causes a change
    in its motion

4
Even More Terms
  • Equilibrium when an objects net force is zero,
    itll be sitting still or have constant velocity
  • Normal Force(FN) the force perpendicular to the
    surface an object sits on , also called the
    support force
  • Pressure(P) the amount of force per unit area,
    measured in Pascals (Pa), formula is PF/A where
    A is area

5
Yes, Even More Terms
  • Terminal Velocity the maximum velocity a free
    falling object reaches when its weight finally
    equals its air resistance
  • Action/Reaction Pair a pair of equal and
    opposite forces acting on the same object

6

Newtons First Law of Motion
  • Objects at rest tend to remain at rest and
    objects in motion tend to remain in motion unless
    acted upon by an outside force.
  • This is also called the Law of Inertia since it
    is an objects inertia that causes this law to
    happen.

7
Newtons Second Law of Motion
  • The acceleration of an object is directly
    proportional to the force acting upon the object,
    or Fma.

8
Newtons Third Law of Motion
  • For every action there is an equal and opposite
    reaction.
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