Name _______total marks______ obtained marks________test physics ch#3

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about forces in which year
The body would remain stationary if Positive Negative Zero Neutral
all the forces act on a body has a
resultant
If the resultant force act on a body is In direction of Against the Remain To balance
not zero then body will accelerate applied force applied stationary the applied
force force
The acceleration of a body can be Magnitude of Mass of Both A&B Force of
determined by force body friction
F=ma so a=? mxf f/m Fxm m/f
The force unit is taken as_____ ibn N Nm-2 Both A&B Pascal
calculating resultant force
Whebn force are balanced Positive Negative 0 ms-2 1ms-2
acceleration=
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Question #2 short questions

1. Define 1st law of motion with e.g?

2. Define 2nd law of motion with e.g?
3. Define third law of motion with e.g?
4. Write down 3 effect of forced in the moving object?
5. Difference between balanced and unbalanced forces with e.g of each?
6. Write down two negative effect of friction?
7. Write down to positive effect of friction?
8. How we can reduce friction?
9. What is terminal velocity give e.g of it?
10. What is drag force give e.g?
11. Give two conditions in which drag force is greater?
12. Give the formula of stooping distance?
13. F=MA explain the formula in words with two points?
14. Give two factors that effect the thinking distance?
15. Give two factor that effect the breaking distance
16. Factor affects that effect the centripetal force?
17. Give 3 true conditions when an object is moving in a circle at a constant speed?
18. Give 3 e.g in which one object move around another object?
19. What would be the effect on centripetal force if its 1) mass increases 2) speed increases
3) radius increases?
20. What is centripetal acceleration and breaking distance define each?
Newton’s First Law Of Motion:
Every object will continue its state of rest or uniform
motion in a straight line unless a resultant force acts
on it to change its state.
Newton’s Second Law Of Motion:
When a resultant force acts on an object of constant
mass the object will accelerate and move in the
direction of the resultant force. The product of the
mass and acceleration of the object is equal to
resultant force.
Force = Mass × Acceleration
Newton’s Third Law Of Motion:
For every reaction there is an equal and opposite
reaction and these forces act on mutually opposite
bodies.
In simpler words: Action and reaction are equal in
magnitude but opposite in direction.

Friction:
The force which resists the motion of one surface on
another surface is known as friction