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Newton’s 1 st Law

Newton’s 1 st Law. physicist. calculus. 1643-1727. Who is Newton?. astronomer. Laws of Motion. What is physics?. Law of Universal Gravitation. mathematician. Isaac Newton Bio. In this unit, we will be focusing on Newton’s Laws of Motion. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion

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Newton’s 1 st Law

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  1. Newton’s 1st Law

  2. physicist calculus 1643-1727 Who is Newton? astronomer Laws of Motion What is physics? Law of Universal Gravitation mathematician

  3. Isaac Newton Bio

  4. In this unit, we will be focusing on Newton’s Laws of Motion. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion is all about INERTIA What’s Inertia, you ask? Let’s find out!

  5. 1-Inertia-Eureka edited

  6. So... Inertia is the tendency of an object to keep doing whatever it’s already doing. Let’s see if you’ve got it...

  7. 1. If an object is moving, it wants to... • keep moving • stop moving • change direction • 2. If an object is sitting still, it wants to... • start moving • keep sitting still • jump up • 3. If an object is going in a straight line, it wants to... • continue in a straight line • change direction • increase speed

  8. So... objects want to keep doing what they are already doing... that’s INERTIA! Can anything affect Inertia? Let’s find out...

  9. Newton’s 1st Law of Motion • Inertia= object’s resistance to changing its motion. • Things like to keep doing what they are already doing. • “An object in motion will remain in motion, and an object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by another force.”

  10. 2 mass-Eureka

  11. Let’s see if you’ve got it... Big mass means _____ Inertia Small mass means _____ Inertia big small and that means... it takes more force to start, stop, or change direction of a big mass.

  12. 4. What has the MOST inertia? • empty box • box filled with sand • box filled with styrofoam peanuts • 5. What takes the MOST force to stop? • bicycle • family car • cruise ship • 6. Put in order from LEAST to MOST inertia. • 10 grams of steel • 20 grams of sand • 30 grams of water

  13. Inertia • Depends on MASS- how much “stuff” is in an object. • Big Mass= Lots of Inertia (REALLY wants to keep doing what it’s doing, difficult to change) • Small Mass= little inertia (easier to change what it’s doing)

  14. Now, it’s time to look at some “real world” examples of Newton’s 1st Law of Motion. • For each item listed in the first column, you need to briefly: • describe what you saw • identify what things have big (B) and little (L) inertia • identify pushes/pulls (forces)

  15. Coin in Cup Coin Drop

  16. Car Crash Car Crash

  17. Eggs in Motion Eggs in Motion

  18. CSI Bus Crash CSI Bus 1st

  19. Ice Hockey 1st law Ice Hockey (no sound)

  20. Car on a Curve

  21. Bus Ride

  22. Now it’s your turn to experience Newton’s 1st Law Follow your teachers directions to complete the mini-labs on the back of your worksheet.

  23. Extras... more videos showing Newton’s 1st Law

  24. Hoop Trick Hoop Demo

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