The force of gravity on an object

The acceleration of gravity

The product of friction

The measure of the matter in an object

Resistance of a fluid on an object

Resistance of air pushing against an object

Resistance of two objects pushing (sliding) against each other

Any force that resists motion

Resistance of a ball or wheel

When an astronaut lands on the moon, the astronaut's MASS is:

When an astronaut lands on the moon, the astronaut's WEIGHT is:

When an astronaut lands on the moon, the astronaut's INERTIA is: (Hint: Inertia is equivalent to mass)

Pushing a cart down the hall, when you try to turn it, it tries to go straight. Which law best applies?

More acceleration takes more force. Which law best applies?

When you push your knuckles into a table, it hurts your knuckles. Which law best applies?

A ball thrown into the ground bounces back up. Which law best applies?

A ball thrown into the ground bounces back up. Which law best applies?

Using g = 9.81 m/s^2, find the weight of a 4 kg object. (Hint: weight is force)

Two boys push on a box with a 3 N and 6 N to the right. The net force is 7 N. Find the force of friction.

An object weight 350 N. Find its mass. Use g = 9.8 m/s^2

A car's engine pushes with 45 N to the right. If it is at equilibrium, how much friction is there?

If 100 kg person weight 400 N on the planet Zorg, what is the acceleration due to gravity on Zorg?

A 25 kg object accelerates at 5 m/s^2. Find the force.

A sled pushed with 30 N and sliding friction is 10 N. Find the net force on the sled.

A boat's motor pushes with 25 N of force and viscous friction resists with 5 N. If the boat is 100 kg. Find its acceleration. (Hint: solve for net force, then acceleration)

35 N is pulling to the left and friction opposes with 15 N. Find the net force.

Find the weight of a 3 kg mass. g = 9.8 m/s^2