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forces & motion
directions: write the force words that complete each sentence
push pull gravity friction force
inertia machine energy balance newton
- the greater the _______________ the easier the object will move.
- to do the job in less time and with less energy, use a _______________
- that rock will roll down the hill due to the force of _______________
- to make something _______________ both ends need to have the
same weight.
- it takes _______________ to get a job done.
- _______________ is the idea that something in motion will remain in
motion, and something at rest will remain at rest, unless affected by an
outside source.
- it would be more difficult to_______________ a wagon if it didnt have
wheels.
- if you have a few people _______________ on the rope, the box will be
easier to move.
- _______________s theories on motion are still believed correct today.
- we added wheels to our bureau to create less _______________
when we move it.
Brief Explanations
- According to Newton's second law \(F = ma\) (force = mass × acceleration), a greater force makes an object move more easily.
- A machine can reduce the effort (time and energy) needed to do work.
- Gravity is the force that causes objects to fall or roll down (like a rock on a hill).
- For something to be balanced, both ends need equal weight (related to torque balance concept).
- Energy is required to perform work (get a job done).
- Inertia is the property described (an object's tendency to maintain its state of motion or rest).
- Without wheels, friction would be higher, making it harder to pull a wagon (wheels reduce friction).
- Pulling on a rope (applying a pull force) helps move the box.
- Newton's theories on motion (like his three laws) are still valid.
- Wheels reduce friction (rolling friction is less than sliding friction).
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