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vector sum of all forces acting on an object
vector sum
object acted on by zero net force moves in a straight line with constant speed, or if at rest, remains at rest
Newtons First Law
no force is required to keep an object in motion if there are no
forces opposing its motion
resistance to changes in velocity, NOT resistance in the continuation of motion
inertia
simplified sketch of a single object with force vectors drawn to represent every force acting on it
free-body diagrams
2 objects exert gravitational forces on each other that are proportional to the masses of the 2 objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the centers
Newton's Second Law
Newtons 2nd Law =
F = Gm1m2/r2 where as g=6.674x10-11
2 types of contact forces
normal and friction
contact force is perpendicular to contact surface that prevents 2 objects from passing thru one another
normal force
normal force is exerted on the table by book, the normal force is downward and equal in magnitude
Newtons 3rd Law
contact force is parallel to contact force
friction
2 types of friction
static and kiinetic
no slipping/sliding
static friction
slipping/sliding
kinetic