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Newton’s Laws of Motion

Newton’s Laws of Motion. Distance pennies Travel. Question. What would happen if you hit three pennies with one quarter? Hypothesis: The one quarter will move the three pennies. Balanced and unbalanced forces. Balanced force is when forces are the same in size but opposite in direction.

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Newton’s Laws of Motion

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  1. Newton’s Laws of Motion Distance pennies Travel

  2. Question • What would happen if you hit three pennies with one quarter? • Hypothesis: The one quarter will move the three pennies.

  3. Balanced and unbalanced forces • Balanced force is when forces are the same in size but opposite in direction. • Unbalanced forces act in opposite direction but are different size. • Balanced force unbalanced forces • ---- • ----

  4. What the Quarter Did • When we flicked the quarter all the pennies moved different distances. • The quarter did not move far after hitting the pennies

  5. Distance Pennies Moved

  6. I Wonder………. I wonder what would happen if we hit 2 quarters into 6 nickels? I wonder what would happen if we hit 3 quarters into 7 quarters? I wonder what would happen if we hit 1 dime into 5 nickels?

  7. Resources • Newton’s laws of motion graphic organizer by Greer, Kirsten 6th grade class 2014 Stanford, KY Mcguffy SGC • Laws of motion reading by Gottlieb, Joan S Auston, TX (1996) Steck Vaughn • Balanced and unbalanced forces reading by Gottlieb, Joan S Auston, TX (1996) Steck Vaughn

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