The document discusses Newton's laws of motion and their application to soccer kicks. It asks the reader to read about the physics behind soccer kicks from two online sources, then answer 10 questions related to Newton's laws and how they affect the motion of a kicked soccer ball, both on Earth and in space. The questions cover topics like inertia, forces, acceleration, velocity, and how spin and gravity influence a soccer ball's trajectory.
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Physics of soccer worksheet for middle and High school
The document discusses Newton's laws of motion and their application to soccer kicks. It asks the reader to read about the physics behind soccer kicks from two online sources, then answer 10 questions related to Newton's laws and how they affect the motion of a kicked soccer ball, both on Earth and in space. The questions cover topics like inertia, forces, acceleration, velocity, and how spin and gravity influence a soccer ball's trajectory.
The document discusses Newton's laws of motion and their application to soccer kicks. It asks the reader to read about the physics behind soccer kicks from two online sources, then answer 10 questions related to Newton's laws and how they affect the motion of a kicked soccer ball, both on Earth and in space. The questions cover topics like inertia, forces, acceleration, velocity, and how spin and gravity influence a soccer ball's trajectory.
https://davidson.weizmann.ac.il/en/online/maagarmada/ physics/physics-behind-soccer-kicks https://blog.ed.ted.com/2016/09/09/the-physics-of- football-in-ted-ed-gifs/ 2. Answer the following questions:
a) What does the First Law of Newton states?
b) What does the Second Law of Newton states?
c) What does the Third Law of Newton states?
d) Your friend thinks that when we kick a soccer ball it
stops after a while because it used up all its energy? Do you agree? Explain why or why not.
e) If you want to keep a soccer ball moving, do you need
to keep applying a force? Explain why or why not.
f) A famous player (Roberto Carlos) used to kick the ball
on its side to make it spin, how does that effect relate to the laws of Newton? Explain.
g) Are speed, velocity, and acceleration the same thing?
Explain.
h) When a soccer ball is at rest, are any forces acting on it?
Explain.
i) Predict what would happen if an astronaut kicks a
soccer ball on a space station orbiting Earth. Explain. j) Predict what would happen if an astronaut kicks a soccer ball on the Moon. Explain.