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speed
distance
/
time
force =
mass
x
acceleration
displacement
d/t (remember
displacement
) (
final
position - initial)
acceleration
Δv/t
Force due to gravity
Fg
=
mg
(
mass
) (gravity =
9.8
)
net force
Fnet=
ma
(
acceleration
)
acceleration=
fnet
/
m
Work done
when force makes something move
w= ΔE
or
Work =
Force
×
Distance
Gravitational potential energy
the
potential stored energy
a object has due to
height
Eg=
mgh
kinetic energy
Ek= 1/2 m v2
efficiency
A measure of how well a system performs its intended function with the
least
amount of waste or energy loss.
fraction of energy that is
useful
Output ÷
Input
x
100
Newtons first law- inertia
an object will stay at rest unless an unbalanced force acts on it
and object will continue moving unless and unbalanced force acts on it
newtons second law -
acceleration
acceleration
depends on the size of
netforce
and mass
f =
m
x
a
Newtons third law
for every action, there is an
opposite
and
equal
reaction
newtons 3 laws
first
2
laws, forces acting on a
single
object, effect
last law is
2
objects w
force