science ppt

1. SCIENCE
Module1
GRADE 8
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

2. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 1 – Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

3. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 1 – Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

4. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 1 – Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

5. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 2 – Combined Forces
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

6. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 2 – Combined Forces
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

7. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 2 – Combined Forces
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8. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
Newton’s First Law:
-Objects in motion tend to stay in
motion and objects at rest tend
to stay at rest unless acted upon
by an unbalanced
-Also called as “Law of Inertia”
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

9. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

10. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

11. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo

12. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
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13. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
Sample problem 3:
Suppose a ball of mass 0.60kg is hit
with a force of 12N. Its acceleration
will be:
If the force is increased to 24N for the
same ball. What would be its
acceleration?
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14. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
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15. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS
Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion
Newton’s Third Law:
-For every action there is an equal and
opposite reaction.
-Also called as “Law of Interaction”
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