Newton's Laws of Motion (AQA GCSE Physics Combined Science): Flashcards
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Newton's First Law alternate name
Newton's First Law alternate name
Law of Inertia
Newton's First Law basic principle
Newton's First Law basic principle
Object stays in current state unless force acts
Zero resultant force on stationary object
Zero resultant force on stationary object
Remains stationary
Zero resultant force on moving object
Zero resultant force on moving object
Continues at same velocity
Effect of resultant force on object
Effect of resultant force on object
Acceleration
Acceleration in terms of velocity
Acceleration in terms of velocity
Change in velocity over time
Inertia definition
Inertia definition
Tendency to continue in state of rest or uniform motion
right + left resultant force
right + left resultant force
Zero (forces balanced)
Resultant force when object at constant velocity
Resultant force when object at constant velocity
Zero
Resistive forces direction
Resistive forces direction
Opposite to motion of object
Resultant force causes what to change
Resultant force causes what to change
Speed or direction (or both)
Moving object with no resultant force state
Moving object with no resultant force state
Same velocity (same speed and direction)