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Physical Science-Q2-W4.pptx
1. After going through this lesson, you should be
able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding about the
contribution of Isaac Newton in the study of motion
and gravitation.
2. Describe force and its different types.
3. Compute for the net force applied to an object.
Life is motion
From the coordination of the muscles of our body which enables us to walk, run and dance to pumping our hearts to deliver bloods to the different parts of our body
If all objects will fall with the same rate of acceleration, regardless of their mass
Natural motion is when something moves to its natural place.
Violent motion is forced motion of an object away from its natural place.
Natural motion is when something moves to its natural place.
Violent motion is forced motion of an object away from its natural place.
Moves upward and goes back to its natural state
motion that happens when we throw an object totally up,
this means that the initial velocity or the force is only applied in the vertical axis,
this is why this motion only has vertical movement
is the result of the tendency of any object to persist the motion at a constant velocity
s a form of motion experienced by an object or particle that is projected in a gravitational field,
such as from Earth's surface, and moves along a curved path under the action of gravity only
Zero resistance-pull back to the same ground at a same time
Hindi hhinto ang paggalaw ng isang bagay kung walang magpapahinto dito.
Combination of two
Continue to move even without applied force
I his experimentation, kahit na gaano kaliit o kalaki ng bagay pareho lng ang kanyang acceleration
SPEED-measures by meters
TIME-measure by second
Develop velocity
Kapag wala ang friction eventually the motion of object without friction will continue
Will reach the same height vertically
The ball will never stop
Based on Galileos Inertia
Things will continue to move or it cannot move without external force
Bigger the mass, the higher inertia
Balanced-happens net force = zero
Unbalanced-net force is greater than zero
