_ is the force of gasses escaping from the bottom of a rocket.

The _____ force is the force of electricity and magnetism.

The _____ force is the force that holds the nucleus together.

The _____ force is the force that holds subatomic particles together.

The _____ force is the force of a fluid pushing on an object.

The _____ force is the force that attracts masses to each other.

The _____ force is the force that allows materials to return to its original shape after being stretched or compressed.

The _____ force is the force between two surfaces that always opposes motion.

What is the weakest of the four fundamental forces in nature?

What is the strongest of the four fundamental forces in nature?

Newton's First Law is also known as ___.

Mass is a vector and force is a scalar quantity.

Which law states that an object's motion will remain unchanged as long as no net external force acts on it?

Which law states that an object’s acceleration is directly proportional to the force applied and inversely proportional to its mass?

Which law states that there is a reaction force for every action force?

Forces that can act over a distance are called ___.

Forces that can be applied through direct contact are called ___.

Increasing which two factors will increase inertia?

When the net force is zero and the object is moving at a constant velocity, it’s in _ equilibrium.

Which one of these is NOT a force?

Mass is measured in __ in the Metric System.

Weight is measured in __ in the Metric System.

A person pushes a stroller with a force of 40N. The stroller has a mass of 10kg. What is the stroller's acceleration? a=F/m

A scientific computer has a mass of 10kg on Earth. How much does the computer weigh on earth? F=mg, g=9.8m/s²

An 80kg astronaut traveled to Mars, where her weight is 297.6N. What’s the acceleration due to gravity on Mars? W=mg