What does Newton's second law of motion state?

The acceleration of an object acted upon by a constant force is directly proportional to the force and inversely proportional to the object's mass. In addition, the acceleration occurs in the same direction as the applied force.

Objects at rest remain at rest, and objects in motion continue in motion at the same velocity, unless acted upon by an outside force.

An object will not change its motion no matter what happens, inertia overcomes everything.

Inertia is related to the size of the object and the direction of motion.

What is Newton's third law of motion?

For every action there is and equal and oppositely directed reaction force.

Force equals mass times acceleration.

An object in motion will remain in motion unless a force acts on it.

An object at rest will stay at rest unless another force acts on it.

What does Newton's first law of motion state?

Objects at rest remain at rest, and objects in motion continue in motion at the same velocity, unless acted upon by an outside force.

Inertia is related to the size of the object and the direction of motion.

An object will not change its motion no matter what happens, inertia overcomes everything.

An object's force is equal to its mass.

Which formula could you use given the information in the passage? A car travels from New York to Los Angeles, a distance of 4,460 km in 1.83 days. During that time, the car's speed is not constant.

velocity avg = change in distance / changed in time

acceleration avg = change in velocity / change in time

velocity avg = change in distance / time

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What would the average speed in kph of a horse and rider be if they cover a total distance of 14 km (remember the trail is winding) in 249 minutes?
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33 kph

3.37 kph

23 kps

3.4 kps

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At point B, the racecar's velocity is changing, which is called _____.

acceleration

density

speed

force

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C is pushing down on the block due to the force of_____ .

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gravity (weight)

friction

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The race car's engine provided a(n) _____ to make the race car move.

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motion

gravitation

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The block will be put in motion if Force A is greater than _____.

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Point E is the finish line. If you divide the distance the race car was driven during the race by the change in time, you could compute the _____ speed.

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instantaneous

sectional

fractional

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What would the average speed in kph of a horse and rider be if they cover a total distance of 14 km (remember the trail is winding) in 249 minutes?
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At point B, the racecar's velocity is changing, which is called _____.

C is pushing down on the block due to the force of_____ .

The race car's engine provided a(n) _____ to make the race car move.

The block will be put in motion if Force A is greater than _____.

Point E is the finish line. If you divide the distance the race car was driven during the race by the change in time, you could compute the _____ speed.

The sum of all the forces on the block is called ______.

If the horse and rider have a combined mass of 572 kg, what force would be required to accelerate them 5 kph per second? Assume there is no friction. You will need to convert kph/sec to m/s².

B is force of _____, which opposes the applied force.

At point A, Racecar 3 was not going anywhere due to _____ .

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What would the average speed in kph of a horse and rider be if they cover a total distance of 14 km (remember the trail is winding) in 249 minutes?I

At point B, the racecar's velocity is changing, which is called _____.

C is pushing down on the block due to the force of_____ .

The race car's engine provided a(n) _____ to make the race car move.

The block will be put in motion if Force A is greater than _____.

Point E is the finish line. If you divide the distance the race car was driven during the race by the change in time, you could compute the _____ speed.

The sum of all the forces on the block is called ______.

If the horse and rider have a combined mass of 572 kg, what force would be required to accelerate them 5 kph per second? Assume there is no friction. You will need to convert kph/sec to m/s2.

B is force of _____, which opposes the applied force.

At point A, Racecar 3 was not going anywhere due to _____ .

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What would the average speed in kph of a horse and rider be if they cover a total distance of 14 km (remember the trail is winding) in 249 minutes?
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