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Newtons Laws - Coggle Diagram

- - - - F(max) = μ(frict) * F(norm)
    - - F(frict-kinetic) = μ(frict-kinetic) * F(norm)
    - - F(frict-static) = μ(frict-static) * F(norm)
- - - - Net Force: The Vector sum of all forces acting upon an object
        
        Net Force causes acceleration therefore if acceleration is present net force is present and vice versa
      - Net Force Formula
        
        Fnet = m * a or a = Fnet / m
        
        As the force upon an object increases acceleration increases and vice verse, and as mass increases acceleration decreases and vice versa.
  - - - Inertia: Inertia is the tendency of an object to resist a change in its state of motion whether that be in acceleration or velocity.
      - Balanced and unbalanced forces:
        
        Unbalanced Force: Forces that do not have a force of equal magnitude in the opposite direction to balance it.
        
        Balanced forces have equal magnitude in opposite directions
        
        State Of Motion: Determined by an objects velocity
- - - - Contact forces are the types of forces that result when interacting objects physically come in contact with each other.
        
        Air resistance
        
        A force that acts upon an object as it travels through the air, although it is often a negligible magnitude.
        
        Tension Force
        
        The force that is transmitted through a rope, cable, etc. when it is pulled tight by forces acting on opposite ends,
        
        Normal Force
        
        The support force exerted on an object that is in contact with another stable object. For example A table standing on the earth.
        
        Applied Force
        
        A Force applied to an object by another object or a person.
    - - Action at a distance forces are forces that happen even when two objects are not physically touching each other.
        
        Gravitational Force
        
        Gravitational Forces are the force with what a massive object such as a planet attracts other objects towards itself.
        
        Mass: The amount of matter contained within an object. ( measured in kilograms)
        
        F Gravity=M*9.8
        
        Weight: The force of gravity acting upon an object( Measured in Newtons)