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- 1. SCIENCE Module 1 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 Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo
- 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 Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo
- 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? Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo
- 14. MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTIONS Lesson 3 – Newton’s Three Laws of Motion Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo
- 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” Prepared by: Engr. L.N. Abrigo