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CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY
1.1 Background
Style is one of the material concepts in physics. Speaking of style certainly can not be
separated from the motion of objects and formulas about the motion of
objects. Understanding the concept of style is one of the obligations for all physics
education students to be able to teach their students and be able to apply it. There are
English. most common factors that influence because of the lack of physical English
research to find out these factors. Therefore we conducted a study to determine the factors
1.2 Problem
1.3 Aim
1.4. Benefits
Benefits in research this is knowing more in understanding about concept style based
on analysis data.
CHAPTER II
( THEORETICAL REVIEW )
motion of an object.
Sound: "If the resultant force is acting on an object that is equal to zero, then the object that
is initially stationary will remain stationary. The object that first moves straightly irregularly
(resultant force) acting on that object and inversely proportional to its mass".
∑ 𝐹 = 𝑚 . 𝑎 𝑎𝑡𝑎𝑢 𝑎 = ∑𝐹 . 𝑚-1
Keterangan
∑F = Resultan Gaya(N)
F = Gaya (N)
M = massa(kg)
a = percepatan(ms-1)
Sounds of Newton's Law 3 (III)
Sound:
" If an object gives force to another object then the object subject to force will give a force
whose magnitude is the same as the force received from the first object but the direction is
opposite".
Newton's Second Law, we have learned that if there is a total force acting on an object then
the object will experience acceleration, where the direction of acceleration of the object is the
same as the direction of the total force. If you are still confused with the Law Newton's II
legacy, it's best to immediately go to the crime scene and learn first. Well what? the
relationship between Newton's II law with momentum? true, not relationship between
Newton's Second Law with momentum but the relationship between net force
For example, when a car moves on a road at a certain speed, the car has an
entum. Well, to reduce the speed of the car, a force is needed (in this case the friction
between the lining and tires when the car is braked) When the speed of the car decreases (v
gets smaller), the momentum of the car also decreases. Likewise, on the contrary, a car that is
stationary will move if there is a total force acting on the car (in this case the thrust generated
by the engine). When the car is still silent, the momentum of the car = 0. When the car starts
moving at a certain speed, the car has momentum. So we can say that the change in
momentum of the car is caused by total force. In other words, the pace the change in
momentum of an object is equal to the total force acting on the object that is. This is
Newton's second law in the form of momentum. Newton at first declare Newton II law in the
form of momentum. Only Newton's Second Law call the product mv as "quantity of motion"
not momentum.
Mathematically, the momentum version of Newton's Second Law can be expressed
by equation:
∑F = ∆p∆t
p symbol is bold because momentum is a vector quantity. From the this equation, we
can derive the equation of Newton's Second Law "which actually "for the case of a constant
∑F = ∆p∆t
If Vo = initial velocity, Vt = final velocity, then the equation above will be:
∑F = mvt-mv0 / ∆t
∑F = m (vt-v0) / ∆t
∑F = m. ∆v / ∆t
∑F = ma
This is the equation of Newton's Second Law for the case of a fixed object mass,
which is already we learn on the subject of Newton's Second Law. Above as Newton's
Second Law "which are actually". So what is the difference between the use of Newton's
second law "the truth" with the Newton II law of the momentum version? Newton's Second
Law of the momentum version above is more general, while Newton's "Act II" Law can only
be used in the case of fixed object masses. So when analyzing the relationship between force
and motion of objects, where the mass of objects is constant, we can use Newton's Second
Law "which actually ", but does not rule out the possibility to use Newton's Second Law
momentum version. When we review objects whose mass is not fixed or change, we cannot
use Newton's "Act II" Law (F = ma). We can only use the Newton II Law of momentum
version. An example is a rocket that slides into space. The rocket's mass will decrease when
( RESEARCH METEODOLOGY )
Whole college student Physics Dik B 2018, 8 samples taken from college
Method Research
Number question
No. Name College student
1 2 3 4 5
1 Veronika X X
2 Misva X -
3 East Timor - X X
4 Joshua X X
5 Yansen X X
6 Martin X X
7 Kristina X X
8 Angel X X
Note :
X: false
4.2 Discussion
a . Question Number 1
who answered right there are 5 people, the wrong one there are 3 people
b . Question Number 2
The number who answered question number 2 was 8 people, who answered correctly
the number who answered question number 3 was 7 people, 1 person did not answer,
d. Problem Number 4
the number who answered question number 4 was 8 people, who answered correctly
e. Problem Number 5
The number who answered the question number 5 was 7 people, 1 person did not
From jum l a h question and we got the wrong we could conclude The
most difficult problem is number 5 because total student who answers right are two
people, one of 5 people and are not answeramounting to 1 person. As for mistakes we have
made are :
1. Less understand concept law both newton and the concept of momentum.
And about the most in responsibility with right is question number 3 because
of the answer question number 3 there are 7 people and those who don't answer there is 1
COVER
Conclusion
A force it is a push or pull on an object resulting from the object's interaction with
another object. Whenever there is an interaction between two objects, there is a force upon
each of the objects. When the interaction ceases, the two objects no longer experience the
In research this is us too conclude that college student Class Physics Dik B
Suggestion
From research We recommend college student physics more well understand concept of
student should more could know relationship physics one with other physics.