FORCE AND MOTION IDEAS WHAT DO YOU KNOW OR THINK YOU KNOW?!?!

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FORCE AND MOTION IDEAS WHAT DO YOU KNOW OR THINK YOU KNOW?!?!

A. If there is motion, then a force is acting.

B. If there is no motion, then there is no force acting.

C. There cannot be a force without motion.

D. Objects can continue moving in a straight line without applying force.

E. When an object is moving, there is always a force in the direction of its motion.

F. Moving objects stop when their force is used up.

G. Forces act on objects at rest.

H. The stronger the force, the faster an object moves.

I. Constant speed results from constant force.

J. A force is necessary in order to change the direction of motion.

K. Forces make things go, losing energy makes them stop.

L. Force can be transferred form on e object to another during motion.