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According to Newton’s First Law, what does it take to make an object at rest move?
According to Newton’s First Law, what does it take to make an object at rest move?
- No force at all
- An unbalanced force (correct)
- A fixed amount of force
- A balanced force
What does mass represent when it comes to inertia?
What does mass represent when it comes to inertia?
- The amount of force exerted by an object
- The degree of motion in an object
- A measure of the object's weight
- Natural resistance to an unbalanced force (correct)
According to Newton’s Second Law, how is the acceleration of an object related to the force applied?
According to Newton’s Second Law, how is the acceleration of an object related to the force applied?
- Inversely proportional
- Proportional to the object's weight
- Unrelated
- Directly proportional (correct)
What does weight measure?
What does weight measure?
Inertia is proportional to:
Inertia is proportional to:
What is impulse in relation to momentum change?
What is impulse in relation to momentum change?
What is the equation for impulse?
What is the equation for impulse?
According to Newton's Third Law, what does the law of action-reaction state?
According to Newton's Third Law, what does the law of action-reaction state?
In the context of momentum, what does the equation P=MV represent?
In the context of momentum, what does the equation P=MV represent?
What is the conservation of momentum principle in a collision?
What is the conservation of momentum principle in a collision?
In the context of toddler development, when do oppositional arm and leg movements start to develop?
In the context of toddler development, when do oppositional arm and leg movements start to develop?
What type of movement is demonstrated by a runner with great arm and leg oppositional movements?
What type of movement is demonstrated by a runner with great arm and leg oppositional movements?
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