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Newton’s Laws of motion
Scientists Collisions Impulse Vocabulary Assorted
It is resistance to motion change.
A 100
What is inertia?
A 100
The law of motion, sometimes called the inertia
law.
A 200
What is Newton’s first law of motion?
A 200
This is the second law equation.
A 300
What is F = ma?
A 300
It is equivalent to the action force in Newton’s third law?
A 400
What is the reaction force?
A 400
It is directly proportional to mass according to Newton’s
second law.
A 500
What is the acceleration of an object when a force acts on
it?
A 500
His equation E = mc2 came after developing his theory of
special relativity.
B 100
Who is Albert Einstein?
B 100
He invented calculus, the Universal law of Gravitation, and the component colors of
white light.
B 200
Who is Sir Isaac Newton?
B 200
He said that the total quantity of momentum in the universe
is constant.
B 300
Who is Descartes?
B 300
He stated that “The change in momentum is proportional to
the force impressed.”
B 400
Who is Sir Isaac Newton?
B 400
Who stated that the planets traveled in elliptical orbits?
B 500
Who is Johannes Keppler?
B 500
This is always conserved in a collision.
C 100
What is momentum?
C 100
In this type of collision two objects bounce off without
being deformed, and without a loss of kinetic energy.
C 200
What is a perfectly elastic collision?
C 200
In this type of collision two objects bounce off each other without being deformed, but there is some loss of kinetic
energy.
C 300
What is an elastic collision?
C 300
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In this type of collision, two object bounce off one another
and are deformed.
C 400
What is an inelastic collision?
C 400
In this type of collision, two objects collide and stick
together as one mass.
C 500
What is a prefectly inelastic collision.
C 500
This is a change in momentum.
D 100
What is an impulse?
D 100
This is the equation for impusle.
D 200
What are either of the following?
D 200
This is needed for the momentum of an object to
change.
D 300
What is a force applied over time?
D 300
It is how a small force can cause a big change in
momentum
D 400
What is apply the force over a long duration?
D 400
This is how you might refer to a person who acts quickly
without much thought.
D 500
What is impulsive?
D 500
This is characterized by the product of the mass and
velocity of an object.
E 100
What is momentum?
E 100
This is the energy of motion.
E 200
What is Kinetic Energy?
E 200
This can cause a change in momentum?
E 300
What is unbalanced force?
E 300
This describes an object’s velocity if it has no change in
mass or momentum.
E 400
What is constant?
E 400
This word describes the momentum after a collision.
E 500
What is conserved?
E 500
The device that prevents one from hitting the steering
wheel in an accident.
F 100
What is an airbag?
F 100
This characteristics of a fall will allow someone to
survive, even from a great height.
F 200
What is increased duration of the fall?
F 200
A rocket if propelled upward because momentum of the exhaust gases leaving the
rocket engine produce this.
F 300
What is thrust force?
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What is forward momentum of the rocket?
F 300
This design in cars dissipates the force of a crash.
F 400
What are crumple zones?
F 400
If a toy truck collides with a glass ornament, causing the ornament to shatter, the sum of momenta of the individual glass pieces and the truck is
equal to this.
F 500
What total momentum of the truck and ornament before the
collision?
F 500
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