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what does having a bigger force mean?

it's takes longer and more energy needed for a change in momentum

what's a partner force or an interaction pair

when an object exerts a force on another object it always experiences a force in return

what conditions are needed to form an interaction pair

each force acts in a different object


and the forces act in opposite directions

what does falling turn gdp energy into

kinetic energy

K.E. gained =

G.P.E lost

what does work done =

energy transfered

what's kinetic energy otherwise known as

movement

how do you increase K.E.

increase velocity


apply more force

G.D.P. energy stored where

energy stored in an object

three types of friction?

grip drag slide

what does friction do?

prevent movement

what's resultant force?

the overall force


decides the motion (speed or change in direction

what momentum

how much oomph


how hard it would be to stop the movement

what does the resultant force of zero mean

the object will stay still

if the resultant force isn't zero then?

the momentum changes in the direction of the force

what does steeper gradient mean?

the faster the object is moving