GCSE Physics – Newton’s Third Law
Learning Objectives
-I can describe what happens when two objects interact
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1. Question
What type of force is gravity?
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2. Question
What type of force is the normal force?
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3. Question
When a person stands on Earth which forces are in balance?
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4. Question
What is contact force of a person on the floor?
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5. Question
When a bus stops suddenly what happens?
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6. Question
When a bird pushes down air with its wings what happens?
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7. Question
When you dive forward off a raft what happens?
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8. Question
When you push downward on a trampoline what happens?
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9. Question
If a boy falls backwards off a skateboard, what happens?
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10. Question
When you push water backwards when swimming what happens?
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11. Question
What is the name of a force that makes a car fall more quickly than a leaf?
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12. Question
Who created the laws of motion?
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13. Question
A bird uses its wings to push down on air and flies upward as a result. What law is this?
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14. Question
When an object has no resultant force, it moves at a constant speed. What law is this?
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15. Question
An object is stationary. What law is this?
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16. Question
When you push a car, it doesn’t accelerate much. Which of Newton’s laws is this?
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17. Question
What does Newton’s Third Law involve?
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18. Question
What does Newton’s Third Law state?
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19. Question
What does Newton’s Third Law apply to?
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20. Question
According to Newton’s Second Law, what equals mass times acceleration?
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21. Question
Which of Newton’s Laws relates acceleration, mass and force?
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22. Question
What is the unit for force?
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23. Question
What is the unit for mass?
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24. Question
What is the unit for acceleration?
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25. Question
What force is required to accelerate 2 kg at a rate of 30 m/s?