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Linear Motion Unit 1 Part II Forces
Ask if can move forces and vectors to unit 2?
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Objectives: State Newton’s 1st law of motion and display an understanding of its applications Understand the difference between net forces that cause acceleration and those that have a zero acceleration Identify action-reaction pairs Be able to use the equilibrium rule with forces
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Newton’s 1st Law Isaac Newton- History: 1665 started working on laws of motion, but not published until 1687 **Newton’s First Law** (Law of Inertia) An object in motion/rest stays in motion/rest until acted upon by an external force.
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Inertia Inertia- Ex pg. 28: A hockey pucks sliding across the ice finally comes to rest. How would Aristotle have interpreted this behavior? How would Galileo and Newton have interpreted it? How do you interpret it?
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Net Force Net Force- Forces are exerted ON a body (Action) and is exerted BY another body (Reaction). Hammer/Nail Person/Grocery Cart Table/Book Box/Boat (vi = 0 m/s)
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The Equilibrium Rule If there is no movement on an object it is said to be at equilibrium. OR if the object is maintaining a constant velocity (speed) it is at equilibrium.
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Equilibrium of Moving Things
Rest is only 1 form of equilibrium. An object at constant SPEED/VELOCITY is also at EQUILIBIRUM!!! At constant speed an object has NO net forces acting on it.
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The Moving Earth Copernicus’s idea that the Earth was moving was a debated topic. Early estimates were that the Earth was moving 107,000 km/hr or 30 km/s to encircle the Sun. True/False. If a bird were to drop to get a worm in 1 second from 30 km away it would miss the worm. Why?
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