Identify Newton's Laws of Motion

Front

A hockey puck continues to slide at a constant velocity on frictionless ice. Options: 1st Law, 2nd Law, 3rd Law.

Back

1st Law

Front

It is easier to accelerate a less massive object given the same force.

Back

2nd Law

Front

Two cars collide, the force of car A on car B is equal to the force of car B on car A

Back

3rd Law

Front

Why is it easier to push an empty shopping cart than a full one?

Back

1st Law

Front

A soccer ball is kicked, and as it rolls it slows down due to the force of friction. Which law of motion is this an example of?

Back

1st Law

Front

The larger the force, the larger the object's acceleration

Back

2nd Law

Front

Why does a truck require more force to start moving than a car?

Back

2nd Law

Front

A baseball applies the same amount on a bat as the bat applies back on it

Back

3rd Law

Front

A person pushes on a wall with a force of 5N, the wall pushes back on the person with -5N. Which law is this?

Back

3rd Law

Front

A driver uses the brakes (which uses friction) to slow down a car. Options: 1st Law, 2nd Law, 3rd Law.

Back

1st Law