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what are the answers to the test

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THE BASKET

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Where are we supposed to turn in our corrections?

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Newtons first law is Interia

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what is the net force definition

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Is there a difference between Interia and Newtons First Law? please help

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A= acceleration

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Buoyancy: What Makes Something Float or Sink?

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what does the a mean in F=ma

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I'm still confused on what velocity even is?

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All forces between two objects exist in equal magnitude and opposite direction.

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Can someone please explain buoyancy?

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Gravity does not need a scale it is constant 9.8ms/2

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is there like a gravity scale

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when you run there is friction

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What is spring force yall

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What is velocity?

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anyone know what spring force is

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What's velocity?

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A=F/M rearrange the equation

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Inertia is when an object resists change in motion. For example, a car moving forward, stopping, but you go forward because you want to continue moving.

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How can i find Acceleration?

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If you set an object down it will not move unless something moves it

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If you throw an object across the room, it is in motion. But gravity acts upon it causing it to slowly fall to the ground and lose its motion.

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what is inertia? and the difference between acceleration and velocity?

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Newtons first law of science is that an object at rest will stay at rest, and an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by a force.

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the first one, remember the first thing you did this morning, sleeping. sleeping=rest. objects at rest stays in rest until acted on. The second one. is always the force one. and finally. the third one is every action has an opposite reaction.

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What is the difference between accleration and inertia?

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3rd, for every action there is a equal or opposite reaction

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How can I memorize Newtons first law? Along with Interia?

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What is inertia and can you explain what Newton's first law is?

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2nd, F=m*a

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Can someone tell me what's the difference between acceleration adn velocity? How do you find them?

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what is inertia

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Non contact force is force that doesn't physically touch eachother

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1st, an object in motion, wants to stay in motion

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What are the definitions of each law

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i don't know how to successfully memorize all three of Newton's Laws of Motion.

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what is non contact force?

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what is spring force?

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what is tension

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velocity is speed, except it includes direction

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What is velocity

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Net force is subtracting 2 opposite forces from each other.  For example, if a box is being pushed 10 N to the right and 5 N to the left, you subtract 10-5. so the net force is 5 to the right

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To calculate net force, you find the amount of force pulling on each side, then subtract the smaller force from the larger force. The number you get is the Net Force.

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How is velocity and acceleration different

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Acceleration*Mass is force

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ALL I WANT TO KNOW IS HOW DO WE CALCULATE NET FORCE

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I sometimes don't understand the difference between Newton's first law and 3rd law

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The second law of motion if f=ma

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Im confused with the different laws and the scenarios

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speed*mass is force

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I get confused on the second law of motion

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Acceleration is the amount of time it takes for an object to reach its terminal velocity. It is current speed/time from start.

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How do we caculate net force

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I mix up which law is which.

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Aren't balanced forces when the object is moving and stays constant and when it isn't moving it doesn't move?

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I get confused with the difference between velocity and acceleration and how they relate to each other.

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I am still confused on newton's first and second law.

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I get confused with Newtons 2nd Law

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I am confused on velocity and acceleration, especially with the formulas and calculations.

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https://www.physicsclassroom.com/Physics-Tutorial/Newton-s-Laws

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3rd law for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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Inertia is Newton's first law. It states that an object in motion stays in motion unless a force is acted upon it.

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Law 1: An object in motion stays in motion and an object in rest stays in rest unless a force acts upon it. For example, if you were to roll a shopping cart in the store, it will stay in motion, but the the force of friction will stop it, or if it runs into a wall and stops, the force of the wall will stop it

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Inertia is when the object in motion is in motion while a still object is still. Inertia is the first law.

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1st law is a moving object wants to keep moving

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I have a hard time identifying the laws ....

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1st law is inertia and 3rd law is for every action there is a reaction

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INertia is an object in motion stays in motion and a still object stays still

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I'm confused about the 1st and 3rd law. I keep on mixing them up

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what is inertia

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Inertia is the law that states that an object in motion stays in motion

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third law is for every action there is a reaction

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what is inertia

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3rd law

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First Law IS inertia

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the first law is why things move, and the third law is for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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Inertia is when an object doesn't move until an object applies force to it.

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Is there a difference between the first law and inertia, and if so, what is it?

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the 2nd law is f=ma

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inertia is when an object that is moving keeps moving until something stops it

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Inertia is law 1

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I am still confused about inertia, friction, and when they occur.

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Law 1:

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What is inertia

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What is inertia

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Law 1:

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I am confused on what exactly inertia is

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no

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lol

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hi

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2nd law the formula to force ( F=m*a)

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1. interia   2. F=ma  3. every action has an equal opposite reaction