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Forces and Newton's Laws

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2.01A - I can apply Newton's first law (law of inertia) to make predictions in physical situations.
2.02A - I can find net force, acceleration, and/or mass given other information.
2.03A - I can describe how Newton’s 3rd Law applies to physical situations and identify 3rd law pairs.
2.04B - I can identify and label the forces acting on an object (by drawing system schema and a free body diagram).
2.05B - I can use use equations to perform basic calculations for forces of gravity, friction, and springs.  I can also differentiate static and kinetic friction.
2.06B - I can solve force problems involving balanced or unbalanced forces. These forces could be perpendicular, at an angle, or on an incline.
2.07C - I can connect representations of motion with objects experiencing balanced or unbalanced forces. Given information about the forces or motion, I can model that behavior with force and motion models. 
2.08C - I can solve advanced problems that require concepts about unbalanced forces on an incline, friction, springs and motion.  These problems will require more than one model/equation

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Newton's First Law

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-Neil deGrasse Tyson
  • Home
  • General Physics
    • Class Policies >
      • Grading Policy
    • Unit 1 - Patterns and Measurements >
      • Experimental Design
      • Data Collection
      • Mathematical Modeling
    • Unit 2 - Motion >
      • Definitions and Terms
      • Position Time Graphs
      • Velocity Time Graphs
      • Relating Different Representations
      • Problem Solving
    • Unit 3 - Forces >
      • Nature of Forces
      • Newton's Laws
      • Problem Solving
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  • AP Physics
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    • 2D Motion
    • Energy
    • Momentum
    • Rotation
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      • Electric Charge
      • Electric Potential
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      • Ohm's Law
      • Kirchoff's Rules
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