Liz Asks Some Force Questions

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That property of matter which opposes changes in velocity. Weight Acceleration Inertia Force Related material

Movement with constant speed along a straight line. Constant displacement Constant force Constant acceleration Constant velocity Related material

Necessary for a change in velocity. Net force is zero Constant displacement per time Net force is non-zero Any force is zero Related material Related material

The person who is traditionally credited with concept of inertia. Carmel Einstein Galileo Newton Related material

Acceleration is in the same direction as the non-zero net force. Newton's fourth law Newton's second law Newton's first law Newton's third law Related material

Velocity will remain constant unless the net force is non-zero. Newton's second law Newton's fourth law Newton's third law Newton's first law Related material

Acceleration is directly proportional to the net force Newton's second law Newton's third law Newton's first law Newton's fourth law Related material

For every force there is an equal and opposite force. Newton's first law Newton's fourth law Newton's third law Newton's second law Related material

Acceleration is inversely proportional to the net force Newton's second law Newton's third law Newton's fourth law Newton's first law Related material

A force is this type of quantity. Vector Conserved Scalar Constant Related material

The unit of force in the metric system. Newton Pound Joule meter per second squared Related material

A push or a pull. Torque Acceleration Displacement Force Related material

The sum of all of the forces on an object. This answer is absolutely incorrect Gravity force Acceleration Net force Related material

The measure of the tendency for a force to produce a rotation. Net force Energy Torque Non-zero force Related material

The metric unit for torque. Newton Newton-meter Meter-second Meter per second squared Related material

For a rotating lever, the distance from the axis to the applied force. Displacement arm Radius Torque arm Force arm Related material