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1 Ryan Cates University of South Florida Big Idea 11: Energy Transfer and Transformation

2 Vocabulary Review  What is a force?  Why do weights differ on other planets?  What is the difference between mass and weight?  What are 4 other types of potential energy?  Electricity is a flow of ______?

3 Newton’s Laws of Motion

4 Newton’s Laws of Motion Video

5 Newton’s Second Law  An object that feels a force also feels and acceleration.

6 Force = mass x acceleration  Which object will have greater force if acceleration is the same?

7 Activity! Weight race

8 Penny in a glass activity

9 References  "Forkin’ Cool « Innocent Bystanders." Innocent Bystanders. 27 Oct. 2009.  "Fork Trick (© FMS Computer Training)." FMS Computer Training (© FMS Computer Training). 27 Oct. 2009.  "YouTube - Insane Chair Balancing." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.. 27 Oct. 2009.  akkoKaisui. "YouTube - Newton's Laws of Motion illustrated with 3D animations and motion graphics." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.. 28 Oct. 2009.

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