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Physics Alphabet Quiz

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Physics terms for Newton's laws

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Physics terms for Newton's laws

by NADIAH BINTI SHEIKH ABD KADIR KPM-Guru
A
C
F
E
C
G
H
I
J
K
N
M
O
P

Starts with A

Rate at which an object's velocity changes over time.

Starts with C

Towards the center of a circular path, causing inward acceleration.

Starts with F

Force that act at opposite direction as the motion of object

Starts with E

Net force is zero when forces is in

Starts with C

Rate flow of electron

Starts with G

A natural attraction between masses, pulling them toward each other.

Starts with H

What law stated that, force is proportional teh elongation/compression of spring.

Starts with I

Tendency of an object to resist changes in its motion.

Starts with J

Unit of work or energy in the metric system.

Starts with K

Energy of motion.

Starts with N

When theres an action, there always a reaction i opposite direction but same magnitude. Who's law is this?

Starts with M

Quantity equal to mass times velocity; often conserved in collisions.

Starts with O

Repeated back-and-forth motion around an equilibrium position.

Starts with P

Rate at which work is done.

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