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force

- vector quantity


- causes an object to start, stop, change direction, change shape, change size, change speed


- SI unit: newton (N)


- measured by spring balance

contact forces

physical contact between 2 objects

non-contact forces

between disconnected objects due to fields

net force

- occurs when an object is acted on by >1 force


- AKA resultant force


- forces acting parallel to each other can be found by looking at the free body diagram


- forces not acting parallel to each other can be found using the vector drawing


- Fnet = 0 when all forces are balanced


- Fnet does not = 0 when forces are unbalanced

friction

static friction


- more than applied force


- dependent on surface



kinetic friction


- applied friction

air resistance

- faster the object, greater the air resistance


- greater surface area, greater air resistance


- when falling, air will increase until equal to weight

newton's 1st law of motion

an object will continue in its state of rest/uniform motion unless an external unbalanced force acts upon it



- law of inertia


- at rest/in equilibrium


- forces are balanced so no net force

law of inertia

reluctance of a body to change its rest/motion



greater mass, greater inertia

newton's 2nd law of motion

when a net force acts on a moving object, it will accelerate in the direction of the force applied



- forces are not balanced so there is net force


- net force = mass X acceleration

newton's 3rd law of motion

for every action, there is an equal & opposite reaction on mutually opposite bodies



- equal in magnitude


- opposite in direction


- same type of force


- same magnitude

mass

- amount of matter


- scalar quantity


- independent of strength of gravity

weight

- amount of force due to gravity


- vector quantity


- dependent on strength of gravity