Challenging Forces

3. The overall Force remaining after you have added and subtracted all the forces from each other.
5. The forces on an object that cancel each other out. No resultant force.
7. The force of attraction or repulsion between positive and negative objects.
8. The maximum speed of an object. When the drag and the propelling force are balanced.
12. This is weight. Gravity is a field that causes objects to weigh something.
14. The unit for Force. [N]
15. An upward force on an object in a liquid or gas. This force is caused by the particles wanting to get back underneath the object that moved them.

1. The Force acting against your movement in air. Caused by collision with air particles.
2. Something with only magnitude. Just a number.
4. A material that will return to its original shape after being stretched or compressed.
6. The rate of change of speed.
9. The force pulling something to stretch it. For example, tension in a rope during a tug of war.
10. The steepness of a line. Calculated by (Change in y value)/(Change in x value).
11. The downward force on an object. Due to gravity pulling it towards the earth. This can be different on different planets.
13. Something with both direction and magnitude. For example, a Force.