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What is the definition of the first law?
In the absence of a force, the object remains in its current state of motion
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Order these people in chronological order for their different time periods: Galileo, Sir Isaac Newton, and Aristotle.
Aristotle, Galileo, and Sir Isaac Newton
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What is his second law?
The acceleration of an object is proportional to the force of the force acting on it
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What is the law commonly referred to as?
The Law of Inertia
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Where did Galileo live?
Bonus: When did he live here?
Florence
Bonus: 1564-1642 |
What is Newton's third law?
When one object pushes on another with a certain force, the second pushes on the first with an equal force.
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What is the example of his law used in the textbook?
Voyager 1 Space Prob
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What year was Sir Isaac Newton born?
He was born in 1642
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What is Inertia?
Inertia is a property of matter that causes any object to prefer its current state of motion.
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Explain Newton's first law in detail.
When there is no force pressing on an object (ex: it just sitting on a desk) then it will stay in its current state of motion, which is being left alone.
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What is Telos?
A goal or end toward which an object is directed (an object behaves as directed by its Telos)
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What is the formula for velocity?
V=d/t
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