Newton's Laws

Which law states that acceleration depends on an objects mass and the force acting on it.

• Newton's 1st
• Newton's 2nd
• Newton's 3rd

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Which law states that an object in motion will stay in motion or at rest unless acted upon by a nonzero force

• Newton's 1st
• Newton's 2nd
• Newton's 3rd

Which law states that an object that exerts a force on another object will receive an equal and opposite force from the second object

• Newton's 1st
• Newton's 2nd
• Newton's 3rd

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The resistance to change in motion.

• Inert
• Inertia
• Inerf
• iPad

To increase acceleration of an object you reduce its ______ and/or increase the applied force

• mass
• volume
• length
• density

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Action and reaction forces acting in opposite directions don't cancel out because they are acting on different _________.

• Opinions
• Objects
• Angles
• Forces

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If you sit on a chair, the chair pushes up with a ________ force

• stronger
• weaker
• equal 

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Acceleration depends on mass and the _______ acting on it.

• mass
• volume
• force
• speed

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What is the SI unit for acceleration?

• m/s^2
• m/s^3
• m/s
• mi/hr

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Less mass in an object means _________ inertia

• less
• more 
• equal