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Inertia
objects tendency to resist motion
Newton's 1st Law Of Motion
object @ rest remains @ rest
law of inertia
Force
action exerted on an object that will change the objects motion.
Net Force
single force whose effects on an object are equal to several forces acting on an object
Equilibrium
state where net force is zero.
Normal Force
force acting perpendicular to that surface.
Newton's 2nd Law of Motion
acceleration of an object is proportional to the net force and mass.

fn=ma
Newton's 3rd Law of Motion
action reaction, forces happen at the same time.
Mass
property of an object which determines resistance
Weight
measure if gravitational force on an object
static friction
force needed to make an object move. more then kinetic
kinetic friction
force needed to keep an object in motion
free body diagram
shows forces as vectors and forces upon an object. doest show forces exerted by the object
What is inertia directly related too?
mass
2nd apples of equilibrium
object at rest
object in motion with constant velocity
What's the relationship bet acceleration and mass?
mass goes up acceleration goes down
Force and acceleration when the force is increasing?
mass is constant
net force goes up
acceleration goes up
what happens to an object when the net force acts on it?
causes acceleration