Forces in Motion

Forces that act on a object so that we can predict how objects will react are called

• Forces of expression

• Forces of emotion

• Forces of motion

• Forces of interaction

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This scientist discovered how objects interact with other and categorized this as Laws of Motion.

• Thomas Edison

• Sir Isaac Newton

• Newton Isrami

• Sir Jacob Newman

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How many laws of motion did Sir Isaac Newton establish?

• 2 laws

• 5 laws

• 3 laws

• 5 laws

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This law establishes that an object in motion will stay in motion.

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

This law establishes that to push a heavier object you need to use more force

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

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This law establishes that when an object is at rest it stays at rest.

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

This law is summarized by M x A (Mass times acceleration)

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

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The law that establishes that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

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When the ground pushes me down with the same force as when I step on it is an example of

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

If I slowed down when I was swinging because my feet touched the ground is an example of

• The fifth law of motion

• The second law of motion

• The third law of motion

• The first law of motion

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