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Chemistry Physics
Forces that change the
Earth
Force, Motion, and Energy
understanding the
relationship between force,
motion, and energy by
force
types
of motion
Newtons
Three Laws
of Motion
Demonstrate
Calculate
Investigate
Differentiate
Describe
1. How do balanced forces affect an objects motion?
2. How do unbalanced forces change an objects motion?
3. What is the difference between speed, velocity, and acceleration?
4. How can you calculate speed or acceleration using motion graphs?
4. How does the mass of a body at rest affect its tendency to remain at rest?
5. How does the force required to move an object change with mass?




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Launch UO
May the Force Be w
You LAB
Comparison Table
Calculating Force
Speed LAB
Graphing types of
Motion
EOU: 8.6 A & B
Newtons Laws of
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Anchoring the Laws
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understanding the
relationship between
force, motion, and
energy

demonstrating
force
types
of motion
Newtons
Three Laws
of Motion
differentiating
between
investigating
and describing
Net Force = Mass * Acceleration
balanced
unbalanced
Result will change
the speed or
direction of an
object's motion.
Net Force = + or -
Result will NOT
change the speed
or direction of an
object's motion.
Net Force = 0
Velocity
Law of Action Reaction
Law of Acceleration
Law of Inertia
Speed
Acceleration
how fast you
are going.
70mph
S=d/t
Draw
speed
graph
here
your
speed and
direction
70mph East
a change
in speed
or
direction.
Draw
acceleration
graph
here
An objects motion wont
change, it will stay the same
unless acted on by an outside
force.
As the mass of an object
increases, the force required to
change its motion will also
increase.
For every action there is an
equal and opposite reaction.
by calculating
OR
like
is is is
Physics
1. What is a distance- versus- time graph used to measure?
2. What are you changing when you experience motion?
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Physics
Force, Motion, and Energy
1. How do balanced or unbalanced forces affect an objects motion?
2. How do different forces change an objects motion?
3. What is the difference between speed, velocity, and acceleration?
4. How does the mass of a body at rest affect its tendency to remain at rest?
5. How does the force required to move an object change with mass?




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understanding the
relationship between
force, motion, and
energy

demonstrating and
calculating
force
types
of motion
Newtons
Three Laws
of Motion
differentiating
between
investigating
and describing

Result will change
the speed or
direction of an
object's motion.
Net Force = + or -
Result will NOT
change the speed
or direction of an
object's motion.
Net Force = 0
how fast you
are going.

S=
your
speed and
direction
is a
change in
speed or
direction.
An objects motion wont
change, it will stay the same
unless acted on by an outside
force.
As the mass of an object
increases, the force required to
change its motion will also
increase.
For every action there is an
equal and opposite reaction.
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Physics
Force, Motion, and Energy
1. How do balanced or unbalanced forces affect an objects motion?
2. How do different forces change an objects motion?
3. What is the difference between speed, velocity, and acceleration?
4. How does the mass of a body at rest affect its tendency to remain at rest?
5. How does the force required to move an object change with mass?




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understanding the
relationship between
force, motion, and
energy

demonstrating and
calculating
force
types
of motion
Newtons
Three Laws
of Motion
differentiating
between
investigating
and describing

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