Newton's Laws

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Newtons Laws

Initial answer

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The force of motion

how can two objects of different sizes expert the same amount of force on each other

Momentum:motion of a moving body

Reaction force:acting in opposite direction

Action force: force acting in one direction

Is applied even when objects don’t move

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17 opening to Newton's Laws

one will go one way and the other will go another way

cennetions

when you hit a deer are raccoon

in which direction will an object move if acted on by multiple forces

If the object has a bigger mass it will keep going in one direction if they are the same they will bounce off each other

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17 opening to newton’s law

connections

on a te tater and there is a bigger force on one side than the other

An unbalanced force: a change in motion

Net force: the sum of all forces acting on an object

Force: push or pull

Balanced force: not a change in motion

Why do objects at a constant velocity remain at that velocity

evidence

Forces applied to increase the velocity

Move with an increasing velocity

Stay at a constant velocity

The object will stay at rest

conections

when you are in a car and slam on the brakes

claim

there is still a force of motion

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17 Opening to Newton's laws

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