Title: Chapter 1 Force and Motion
1Chapter 1Force and Motion
Begin Game
Good Bye!
2Choose a category
Force and Motion
Gravity
Vocabulary
Friction
Story Problems
3Force and Motion
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4Friction
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5Gravity
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6Vocabulary
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7Story Problems
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8Force and Motion 1
When velocity decreases, this could be referred
to as Hint There are 3 acceptable answers.
Acceleration, Deceleration, or Negative
Acceleration
9Force and Motion 2
To calculate an objects acceleration, you need
to know what?
Starting velocity, final velocity, and the time
it takes to change velocity
10Force and Motion 3
Force is expressed in which unit
Newtons
11Force and Motion 4
m/s or meters/second
12Force and Motion 5
- Do you accelerate if you travel in a circle at 50
m/s?
Yes because you are constantly changing direction
13Force and Motion 6
This is a graph of a roller coaster car moving up
a hill. What does the straight upward slope on
the graph show?
Positive Acceleration
14Force and Motion 7
This graph shows distance traveled during a bike
race. What does this graph represent?
Average Speed
15Friction 1
What are the 2 main types of friction?
Static Kinetic
16 Friction2
Give 3 examples of lubricants.
Grease, Oil, and Wax
17Friction3
The amount of friction depends on 2 factors, what
are they?
- Amount of force pushing the surfaces together
- Texture (roughness or smoothness) of the surfaces
18Friction4
- Does surface area affect the amount of friction?
No
19Gravity1
- Gravitational force depends on the _________ of
the objects and the distance between them.
Mass
20Gravity2
- If Earths mass doubled, what would happen to
your weight and why?
- Your weight would increase because gravity
increases.
21Gravity3
- The force of gravity is ____________ between two
objects that have greater masses.
greater
22Gravity4
- Objects of any size exert a ____________ force.
gravitational
23Gravity5
- The amount of gravity between 1 kg of lead and
the Earth is ______________ the amount of gravity
between 1 kg of marshmallows and Earth?
the same as
24Vocabulary 1
- An objects change in position relative to a
reference point is
Motion
25Vocabulary 2
- What describes the relationship between force,
mass, and distance?
- Law of Universal Gravitation
26Vocabulary 3
- The distance traveled divided by the time it took
to travel that distance determines an objects
Speed
27Vocabulary 4
- The speed of an object in a particular direction
Velocity
28Vocabulary 5
Force
29Vocabulary 6
- The force that opposes all motion
Friction
30Vocabulary 7
- Information that is collected during your
experiment
Data
31Vocabulary 8
Acceleration
32Vocabulary 9
- Force of attraction between objects that is due
to their masses
Gravity
33Story Problems 1
- A bird flies 150 m for 10 s, then 200 m for 10 s,
and then 100 m for 5 s. What is the bird's
average speed?
18 m/s
34Story Problems 2
- You are in Chicago, IL. You decide to head south
to Austin, TX. In one hour, you travel 80 km.
Your velocity is
80 km/h south
35Story Problems 3
- A plane passes over Somton with a velocity of
8,000 m/s north. The plane passes over Allton at
a velocity of 10,000 m/s north 40 s later. What
is the plane's acceleration from Somton to
Allton?
50 m/s/s north
36Story Problems 4
- You are training to run the 100 m race at a track
and field meet. You time yourself and find you
can run it in 10 seconds. How fast are you able
to run it?
10 m/s
37Story Problems 5
- You ride your bike north for 100 m at a constant
speed of 5 m/s. Your acceleration is
There is no Acceleration
38Story Problems 6
- A hot air balloon floats low in the sky. You see
it pass your house and 10 seconds later pass a
building you know to be 50 m away. You estimate
the speed of the balloon to be
5 m/s
39Story Problems 7
- In a storm, the wind blows with a velocity of 10
m/s south. Five seconds later, the wind's
velocity is 25 m/s south. What is the
acceleration of the wind?
3 m/s/s south
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