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According to Newton's First Law, if the net force on a body is zero, what will happen to its velocity?
According to Newton's First Law, if the net force on a body is zero, what will happen to its velocity?
- Its velocity will decrease
- Its velocity will increase
- Its velocity will change randomly
- Its velocity will not change (correct)
According to Newton's First Law, what will an unbalanced force on a body always impact?
According to Newton's First Law, what will an unbalanced force on a body always impact?
- The object's speed (correct)
- The object's mass
- The object's direction
- The object's color
Why do initially moving objects tend to come to rest in our everyday life?
Why do initially moving objects tend to come to rest in our everyday life?
- Because of balanced forces
- Because of magnetism
- Because of friction (correct)
- Because of gravity
Which term refers to the magnitude of velocity without considering direction?
Which term refers to the magnitude of velocity without considering direction?
In the given text, which situation is provided as an example where an unbalanced force only impacts the object's direction, not its speed?
In the given text, which situation is provided as an example where an unbalanced force only impacts the object's direction, not its speed?
According to the given text, why do initially moving objects tend to come to rest in our everyday life?
According to the given text, why do initially moving objects tend to come to rest in our everyday life?
Why does an object eventually come to a stop when pushed inside water?
Why does an object eventually come to a stop when pushed inside water?
What is the reason why objects don't continue moving forever in everyday life?
What is the reason why objects don't continue moving forever in everyday life?
Will an unbalanced force always change the object's direction?
Will an unbalanced force always change the object's direction?
What is the role of friction in slowing down objects?
What is the role of friction in slowing down objects?
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Study Notes
Newton's First Law and Velocity
- If the net force on a body is zero, its velocity remains constant, indicating no change in motion.
- An unbalanced force will always alter the motion of a body, affecting either its speed or direction.
Everyday Life and Motion
- Initially moving objects tend to come to rest due to the presence of unbalanced forces such as friction and air resistance.
- The term "speed" refers to the magnitude of velocity, disregarding direction.
Unbalanced Forces and Direction
- An example of an unbalanced force affecting only an object's direction can be a car making a turn while maintaining constant speed.
Objects in Water
- An object comes to a stop when pushed inside water due to the resistance of the water, which creates an opposing force.
Motion Limitations
- In everyday life, objects do not move indefinitely because they encounter unbalanced forces, such as friction and drag, which slow them down.
- An unbalanced force can change an object's direction without necessarily changing its speed.
Role of Friction
- Friction acts as a force that resists motion, effectively slowing down objects and contributing to their eventual stop.
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