th 8 Grade Physics Changing Motion Unit Force

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th 8 Grade Physics Changing Motion Unit

th 8 Grade Physics Changing Motion Unit

Force A push or a pull. Image: http: //gurtej. net/files/2010/04/man-pushing-a-car. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary.

Force A push or a pull. Image: http: //gurtej. net/files/2010/04/man-pushing-a-car. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Balanced Force 30 N The net force on an object is zero and the

Balanced Force 30 N The net force on an object is zero and the object’s motion does not change. Image: http: //image. wistatutor. com/content/force-laws-motion/balanced-force-example. jpeg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Unbalanced Force 50 N 20 N The net force of an object does not

Unbalanced Force 50 N 20 N The net force of an object does not equal zero which results in a change in the motion of the object. Image: http: //image. wistatutor. com/content/force-laws-motion/unbalanced-force-example. jpeg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Net Force The sum of all the forces acting on an object. Image: http:

Net Force The sum of all the forces acting on an object. Image: http: //zonalandeducation. com/mstm/physics/mechanics/forces/net. Force/netf 3. gif; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Magnitude The strength of an object or event. Image: http: //www. supermantv. net/superman/images/wallpaper/super-strength. jpg;

Magnitude The strength of an object or event. Image: http: //www. supermantv. net/superman/images/wallpaper/super-strength. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Speed The distance traveled by an object in a given amount of time. Image:

Speed The distance traveled by an object in a given amount of time. Image: http: //winstonmotorsports. com/images/bigstockphoto_Speedometer_At___Mph_291241. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Velocity Speed + Direction

Velocity Speed + Direction

Acceleration You can FEEL acceleration. The rate at which an object’s speed and/or directions

Acceleration You can FEEL acceleration. The rate at which an object’s speed and/or directions changes over time. Images: http: //churmura. com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/200909201630594344711 -pf. hmedium. jpg & http: //ivsblog. files. wordpress. com/2009/02/dsc 00024. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Friction The force between objects that affects how easily they move past each other.

Friction The force between objects that affects how easily they move past each other. Image: http: //www. mikecurtis. org. uk/images/friction. jpg; Definition: Access Science glossary, page 315.

Gravity A force that pulls objects together. Gravity caused the apple to fall on

Gravity A force that pulls objects together. Gravity caused the apple to fall on Sir Isaac Newton’s head. Image from: http: //4. bp. blogspot. com/_Qe 1 wgx. Di. Ed. U/S 0 Sufn 6 jb. SI/AAAAAJo/ak 9 Ty 7 Sf. Zr 0/s 400/newton 2. jpeg ; Definition adapted from: Access Science glossary, page 316.

Calculate To figure out by computation. Image: http: //www. myfhamortgageblog. com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/calculator. jpg; Definition: www.

Calculate To figure out by computation. Image: http: //www. myfhamortgageblog. com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/calculator. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Inertia The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion. Image: http:

Inertia The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion. Image: http: //blissfullydomestic. com/wp-content/uploads/inertia-251 x 300. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Mass The total amount of matter in something. Image: http: //i. ehow. com/images/a 05/p

Mass The total amount of matter in something. Image: http: //i. ehow. com/images/a 05/p 6/bc/do-determine-mass-ball-bearing_-200 X 200. jpg ; Definition: Access Science, glossary page 317.

Newton 15 N A measurement of force. Image: http: //cache 4. asset-cache. net/xc/200132441 -001.

Newton 15 N A measurement of force. Image: http: //cache 4. asset-cache. net/xc/200132441 -001. jpg? v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=5047 FA 587 DE 1 CADE 1 F 3073 D 2496 B 9401 EE 66 FA 52007 DD 989411803 DAC 64288 B 6 B 5 AF 9 B 7 D 601 FECA 8 ; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Newton’s First Law The bowl will stay on the table until an unbalanced force

Newton’s First Law The bowl will stay on the table until an unbalanced force acts on it. An object will stay in motion or an object will stay at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. Image: http: //img. alibaba. com/photo/11518097/Coffee_Table_Design_Glass_Table_with_bent_glass. jpg ; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Newton’s Second Law The smaller the object, the greater its acceleration, and the more

Newton’s Second Law The smaller the object, the greater its acceleration, and the more force applied to an object, the greater its acceleration. Image: http: //www. physicsclassroom. com/class/newtlaws/u 2 l 3 e 3. gif; Definition adapted from: Science. Saurus page 284.

Newton’s Third Law For every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction. Image:

Newton’s Third Law For every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction. Image: http: //www. sciencetoymaker. org/balloon/images/newton. gif; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Potential Energy at rest or stored energy. Image adapted from: http: //sciencevault. net/11 hscphys/84

Potential Energy at rest or stored energy. Image adapted from: http: //sciencevault. net/11 hscphys/84 movingabout/pics/elevatedram. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com

Kinetic Energy in motion. Image adapted from: http: //sciencevault. net/11 hscphys/84 movingabout/pics/elevatedram. jpg; Definition:

Kinetic Energy in motion. Image adapted from: http: //sciencevault. net/11 hscphys/84 movingabout/pics/elevatedram. jpg; Definition: www. thefreedictionary. com