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Three laws of motion basics

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Froggy Jumps Newton's Laws ChallengeOnline version Three laws of motion basics by Mohammad Nsour 1 What does Newton's First Law (inertia) state about an object at rest or moving with constant velocity? a It accelerates automatically over time. b It loses velocity unless a force acts on it. c It maintains its state unless an external force changes it. 2 Newton's Second Law describes the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration as: a F = m/a (force equals mass divided by acceleration). b F = a/m (force equals acceleration divided by mass). c F = ma (force equals mass times acceleration). 3 If you push a cart and it accelerates, which law explains this? a Newton's Second Law b Newton's Third Law c Newton's Zeroth Law 4 What is action-reaction pair described by Newton's Third Law? a For every action, there is a greater reaction. b For every action, there is no reaction. c For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. 5 Which quantity is a measure of how hard it is to change an object's motion? a Inertia b Momentum c Energy 6 If a net external force on a body is zero, what happens to its velocity according to Newton's First Law? a It doubles b It becomes zero c It remains constant 7 Which example best illustrates Newton's Third Law? a A satellite orbiting Earth with no gravity b Releasing a sailboat's oar pushes water backward c A car at rest on a hill 8 Mass is a measure of an object's: a Speed in a vacuum b Inertia (resistance to change in motion) c Weight at Earth's surface 9 Which factor does not affect the acceleration of a body per Newton's Second Law? a The mass of the object is constant b Mass stays constant while force changes c The applied force 10 If you double the net force on an object with constant mass, its acceleration: a Quadruples b Remains the same c Doubles

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Newton's Laws ChallengeOnline version

Three laws of motion basics

by Mohammad Nsour

What does Newton's First Law (inertia) state about an object at rest or moving with constant velocity?

It accelerates automatically over time.

It loses velocity unless a force acts on it.

It maintains its state unless an external force changes it.

Newton's Second Law describes the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration as:

F = m/a (force equals mass divided by acceleration).

F = a/m (force equals acceleration divided by mass).

F = ma (force equals mass times acceleration).

If you push a cart and it accelerates, which law explains this?

Newton's Second Law

Newton's Third Law

Newton's Zeroth Law

What is action-reaction pair described by Newton's Third Law?

For every action, there is a greater reaction.

For every action, there is no reaction.

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Which quantity is a measure of how hard it is to change an object's motion?

Inertia

Momentum

Energy

If a net external force on a body is zero, what happens to its velocity according to Newton's First Law?

It doubles

It becomes zero

It remains constant

Which example best illustrates Newton's Third Law?

A satellite orbiting Earth with no gravity

Releasing a sailboat's oar pushes water backward

A car at rest on a hill

Mass is a measure of an object's:

Speed in a vacuum

Inertia (resistance to change in motion)

Weight at Earth's surface

Which factor does not affect the acceleration of a body per Newton's Second Law?

The mass of the object is constant

Mass stays constant while force changes

The applied force

If you double the net force on an object with constant mass, its acceleration:

Quadruples

Remains the same

Doubles

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Newton's Laws ChallengeOnline version

by Mohammad Nsour

What does Newton's First Law (inertia) state about an object at rest or moving with constant velocity?

Newton's Second Law describes the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration as:

If you push a cart and it accelerates, which law explains this?

What is action-reaction pair described by Newton's Third Law?

Which quantity is a measure of how hard it is to change an object's motion?

If a net external force on a body is zero, what happens to its velocity according to Newton's First Law?

Which example best illustrates Newton's Third Law?

Mass is a measure of an object's:

Which factor does not affect the acceleration of a body per Newton's Second Law?

If you double the net force on an object with constant mass, its acceleration:

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