Physics chapter 2
Across
- 3. Concept in physics that makes clear how objects change one another’s shape and/or motion.
- 7. How much N/kg is 500 kg?
- 9. A force that arises when the muscles in a body contract.
- 10. A force that acts perpendicularly to the object’s surface. An example is the force a tabletop exerts on a fruit bowl.
- 12. Way of representing the size, direction and point of application of a force as an arrow.
- 13. The force with which the Earth attracts you and all the objects around youthful A force that arises when the muscles in a body contract.
- 14. What is the spring constant in newtons per metre, if the force that pull the string is 200 newton and the extension is 50 cm?
- 15. The sum of the forces acting on an object. The forces have to be added as vectors, not numbers.
Down
- 1. The increase in the length of a spring when a force is exerted on it.
- 2. The force that an object exerts on whatever it is resting on as a result of the force of gravity acting on the object.
- 4. The length of a spring that has not been extended.
- 5. what is the resultant force if the wind is pushing a car 100 N and the cars force is 400?
- 6. A force that arises in a rope if it is pulled at both ends.
- 8. A state in which an object has no weight because it is not resting on anything or suspended from anything.
- 11. A force that arises when you extend or compress a springy material.