Froggy Jump - Newton's First & Second Laws

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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jump - Newton's First & Second LawsOnline version Vocabulary by Luce 1 A scientific rule that explains a pattern in nature. a equation b law c variable 2 One test or attempt in an investigation. a trial b apply c newton 3 A number or amount that can change in a problem. a trial b resultant c variable 4 The scientist who described important laws of motion. a Newton b newton c law 5 Related to using numbers or calculations to solve problems. a calculate b computer c computational 6 A unit used to measure mass a kilogram b meter c kilometer 7 To use a rule, idea, or force in a situation. a decrease b apply c double 8 The final result after forces are combined. a trial b variable c resultant 9 Changing in the opposite way from another amount. a inverse b universe c diverse 10 Increasing or changing in the same way as another amount. a direct b indirect c direction 11 A connection between two or more things. a equation b trial c relationship 12 A mathematical sentence showing that two amounts are equal. a computational b equation c relationship 13 A unit used to measure force; written as N. a newton b Newton c kilogram 14 To become larger or greater. a decrease b minus c increase 15 To become two times as much. a twice b double c increase 16 To become smaller or less. a decrease b increase c double

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Froggy Jump - Newton's First & Second Laws

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A scientific rule that explains a pattern in nature.

One test or attempt in an investigation.

A number or amount that can change in a problem.

The scientist who described important laws of motion.

Related to using numbers or calculations to solve problems.

A unit used to measure mass

To use a rule, idea, or force in a situation.

The final result after forces are combined.

Changing in the opposite way from another amount.

Increasing or changing in the same way as another amount.

A connection between two or more things.

A mathematical sentence showing that two amounts are equal.

A unit used to measure force; written as N.

To become larger or greater.

To become two times as much.

To become smaller or less.