1. Two movers are working together to move a bedroom dresser. One mover is pulling on the dresser with 17 N and the other mover is pushing the dresser with 23 N. What is the total amount of Net Force they are using to move the dresser?

What is Newton’s 1^st Law also known as?

All forces have _________ and _________.

In 1971, the Apollo 15 spacecraft landed on the moon. During this mission, astronaut David Scott wanted to see what would happen if he dropped a hammer and a feather from the same height while standing on the moon's surface, which has no air. He performed the experiment, dropping both objects at the same time. What happened?

The skydiver is falling through the air with the chute open to slow down. In which direction is the parachute's force exerted on the skydiver?

The picture shows the distance traveled by four identical toy cars in five seconds. Students used different steel springs to push the cars. Which car's spring applied the least amount of force?

Newton's second law explains the relationship between

Acceleration of an object

How much force is needed to accelerate a 270 kg rider on her motor scooter at 4 m/s/s? Hint: Force = Mass x Acceleration

Two teams are playing tug-of-war. One team is pulling with 17 N and the other team is pulling with 23 N. What is the total amount of Net Force?

Acceleration is a change in ___.

Which is a form of acceleration or deceleration?

A marble rolls down a ramp and hits a cup at the end of the ramp. Which size marble will exert the smallest force on the cup it runs into?

What is the net force on the box above?

What is the net force on the box above?

Two rhinos escaped from the zoo and now their keepers must apprehend them and return them to the zoo. If both rhinos have the same mass, what will cause one of the rhinos to have more force making it harder to catch?

Newton’s third law of motion states that if a force is exerted on an object, another force occurs that

Every year the Cub Scouts have a car derby where the scouts design and build their own car from a block of wood. Before the race, each car is weighed and then raced on identical tracks. Why is it important that the cars weigh about the same?

Friction occurs when two surfaces touch and apply _____________ and _______________ forces to slow or stop motion.

One way to increase friction between objects is to use

When you kick a ball in soccer,

What is one way to reduce friction?

Balanced forces applied to an object

When a grasshopper leaps from a leaf, the force of the grasshopper pushing against the leaf is equal and opposite to the force of

When a swimmer swims through water,

A good rule to observe when you are around a swimming pool is “no running.” The wet deck around the pool is very slippery because of

What type of motion is shown by line segment 3?

What type of motion is shown by line segment 4?

What type of motion is shown by line segment 7?

Which line segment shows a slow acceleration away from the starting point?

Which line segment shows the fastest constant speed away from the starting point?

Which of the following measurements could be a velocity?

Two escalators move people between floors of a shopping mall. One moves up and the other moves down. They both move at the same rate. Which of the following statements is true?

What is the speed of the object during the time interval of 2.0 to 4.0 seconds?

You are training to run the 100 m race at a track and field meet. You time yourself, and find that you can run it in 10 seconds. At what speed are you able to run the race? Hint: Speed = Distance ¸ Time

A unit for speed is

The picture shows an inclined plane that was used to move a heavy box. Which of these does the inclined plane change?