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By: Kevin Jockenhoefer And Keifer LaRue Force and Motion By: Kevin Jockenhoefer And Keifer LaRue

Types of forces are unbalanced, balanced, and moving objects Forces In Nature Types of forces are unbalanced, balanced, and moving objects

Newton's First Law

Newton’s second law The law of force is being displayed here.

Balanced Forces The two engines on this truck are pushing the truck opposite directions

Unbalanced Un balanced forces are forces that do not have equal force.

Moving Objects Moving objects move when an amount of force is applied to it.

Newton’s First Law Newton's first law acquired the amount of force applied to two objects.

Newton's second law Newton's second law shows an amount of force given and stopping.

Newton's Third law Newton’s third law is when an amount of force is being applied to another object

Momentum and Collision Momentum is when something is moving at an amount of speed or velocity.

Collision Collision is when an object is at a momentum and stops or crashes. Like a car crash for example.