Force?

when an object is neither at rest nor moving with a constant velocity

rate of change of velocity

another name for the this law

you feel a jolt forward when the car suddenly comes to a halt.

used to show force and where its acting on?

when an object doesn't accelerate due to resistance in change of speed and/or direction

the law stating that acceleration is dependent on net forces and the mass of an object

the force that goes against movement of two surfaces that are in contact

when you ride your bike and push on the pedals to accelerate the bikes speed

the change can forces lead to?

the vector sum of the forces acting on an object

F = m * a

when two bodies interact, they apply forces to one another that have the same magnitude and have opposite directions

when a fish is swimming and it is neither floating upward nor sinking

Factor which makes a force a vector quantity?

states if a body is resting or moving at a constant speed on a straight path then it will either remain at rest or continue moving in a straight path at a constant speed, UNLESS another force acts on it.

standard metric unit of measurement

the diagram used to analyze only the forces affecting the motion of one object

when we jump and your leg directs force to the ground while the ground is applying a constant force on the person

Two general classes of forces?

Another name for Newton's first law

another name for this law

the equation when object A exerts a force on object B, and the objects are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction

when the wheels of a car slow down due to the material of the tires on the asphalt.