20 N accelerates a ball 10 m/s/s. How much mass? Chemical Energy Newton's First Law of Motion Any Force 10 N hits a 5 kg ball. What is the acceleration? Unbalanced Forces Newton's Second Law of Motion Inertia Newton's Third Law of Motion Kinetic Energy A Sound Wave Heat Energy An electromagnetic wave Balanced Forces Light energy An object travelling at a Constant Speed Gravity Potential Energy Fluid Friction A 5 kg ball accelerates 5 m/s/s. How much force? Liquid Static Friction Gas Solid An object that is slowing down An object that is changing direction Sliding Friction Rolling Friction An object that is speeding up 20 N accelerates a ball 10 m/s/s. How much mass? Chemical Energy Newton's First Law of Motion Any Force 10 N hits a 5 kg ball. What is the acceleration? Unbalanced Forces Newton's Second Law of Motion Inertia Newton's Third Law of Motion Kinetic Energy A Sound Wave Heat Energy An electromagnetic wave Balanced Forces Light energy An object travelling at a Constant Speed Gravity Potential Energy Fluid Friction A 5 kg ball accelerates 5 m/s/s. How much force? Liquid Static Friction Gas Solid An object that is slowing down An object that is changing direction Sliding Friction Rolling Friction An object that is speeding up
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20 N accelerates a ball 10 m/s/s. How much mass?
Chemical Energy
Newton's First Law of Motion
Any Force
10 N hits a 5 kg ball. What is the acceleration?
Unbalanced Forces
Newton's Second Law of Motion
Inertia
Newton's Third Law of Motion
Kinetic Energy
A Sound Wave
Heat Energy
An electromagnetic wave
Balanced Forces
Light energy
An object travelling at a Constant Speed
Gravity
Potential Energy
Fluid Friction
A 5 kg ball accelerates 5 m/s/s. How much force?
Liquid
Static Friction
Gas
Solid
An object that is slowing down
An object that is changing direction
Sliding Friction
Rolling Friction
An object that is speeding up