Newton’s Second Law October 29, 2013. Tuesday, 10/29  Pick up video note taking guide from the Physics bin  Use your notes from yesterday to respond.

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Newton’s Second Law October 29, 2013

Tuesday, 10/29  Pick up video note taking guide from the Physics bin  Use your notes from yesterday to respond to the following (leave room to add discussion notes). 1. List eight examples of accelerated motion 2. Inertia resists ____________. 3. A ___________ causes ______________. 4. Newton’s 2 nd Law of motion is known as the Law of _______________. 5. In your own words describe Newton’s second law of motion.  Reminders: End of the 5 weeks in Friday, 11/1. All make up work/tutorials/retests are due by Wednesday at 4:30 PM. Open note quiz on Wednesday, 10/30

Examples of Accelerated Motion 1. Speeding up 2. Slowing down 3. Starting 4. Stopping 5. Changing direction 6. Moving in a circle

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