A | B |
acceleration due to gravity | 9.8 meters per second squared |
Galileo | said mass of an object does not effect how fast it falls |
terminal velocity | constant velocity of falling objects due to air resistance |
free fall | when only the force of gravity acts on a falling object |
projectile motion | curved path of a thrown object |
centripetal force | force that causes the moon's orbit around earth to curve |
weightless | Objects in orbit appear __ because they are in free fall |
Objects at Rest and Objects in Motion | Two parts of Newton's First Law of Motion |
Friction | An unbalanced force that acts on motion |
Inertia | when objects resist a change in motion |
One way to measure inertia is to | measure mass |
If you increase the force, what happens to acceleration? | acceleration increases |
A tank is harder to move than a car because a tank has more | mass |
The reaction force is | equal and opposite to the action force |
Momentum depends on | mass and velocity |
Momentum before a collision is | equal to momentum after the collision |
What happens to momentum when objects collide | some or all of the momentum is transferred |
Conservation of momentum means | momentum isn't gained or lost |