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Newton's laws infographics
1st
Second law Third law
Mercury is the smallest 2n Venus has a beautiful
planet and the closest one 3rd name and is the second
to the Sun d planet from the Sun
Newton's laws infographics
Jupiter Mercury
Jupiter is a gas giant and It's the closest planet to
the biggest planet in the the Sun and the smallest
entire Solar System one in the Solar System
Mars Venus
Despite being red, Mars is Venus has a beautiful
actually a cold place. It’s name and is the second
full of iron oxide dust planet from the Sun
Newton's laws infographics
Gravity
Centrifugal Orbit Inertia
force
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's first law
Newton’s first
law
The law of
States that Unless
inertia
An object at rest will Acted on by an
stay at rest Example outside force
Hockey puck
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Newton's first law
1 2 3 4
Speed &
Rest Motion Brake
Despite being red, Mars is
direction
Venus has a beautiful Mercury is the smallest Jupiter is a gas giant and
actually a very cold planet name and is the second planet and the closest one the biggest planet in the
full of iron oxide dust planet from the Sun to the Sun entire solar system
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's first law
Balanced force
Saturn is a gas giant and
has several rings
Unbalanced
Rest
force
Mercury is the closest Mars is actually a very
planet to the Sun cold place
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's first law
Neptune Jupiter
It’s the farthest planet It’s the biggest planet in
from the Sun the Solar System
Mars Mercury
It’s a cold place full of Mercury is the closest
iron oxide dust planet to the Sun
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's first law and Friction
Second law
Acceleration’s
Formula Example
law
F=ma Proportional Tablecloth trick
Directly F Inversely
Force Mass
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's second law
a Acceleration F=ma m F
Saturn is a gas giant and
has several rings
m Constant
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a cold place
F Force
a
Jupiter is the biggest
planet of them all
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Newton's second law
140 180
600 800
0 0
Kg. Kg.
Kg. Kg.
50 kg 100 kg
Saturn is the farthest Jupiter is the biggest
Acceleration
planet from the Sun planet of them all
150 kg 200 kg
Mars is a cold place full Mercury is the closest
of iron oxide dust planet to the Sun
Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then Mass (kg)
paste the new one here. For more info, click here
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's second law
Force Acceleration
Saturn is a gas giant and Venus has a beautiful
has several rings. It's name and is the second
composed mostly of planet from the Sun. It’s
hydrogen and helium terribly hot
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's second law
Venus Mercury
Venus is the second Mercury is the closest
planet from the Sun planet to the Sun
Jupiter Mars
It’s the biggest planet in It’s a cold place. It’s full of
80% 60% 90% 20% the Solar System iron oxide dust
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's second law
Jupiter
1 Speed limit 60 272 feet
It’s the biggest planet in
the Solar System
Mars
2 Speed limit 65 311 feet
It’s a cold place. It’s full
of iron oxide dust
Third law
Spaceship launch
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's third law
Action Reaction
Neptune is the farthest Mars is a cold place full of
planet from the Sun iron oxide dust
Venus Saturn
Venus is the second Saturn is a gas giant and
planet from the Sun has several rings
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's third law
Hammer Action
Venus is the second The force of the nail on
planet from the Sun the hammer
Nail Reaction
Mercury is the closest The force of the hammer
planet to the Sun on the nail
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's third law
Acceleration
force
Neptune is the farthest
planet from the Sun
Weight
Mercury is the smallest
planet of them all
Gravity
The Earth is the planet
where we all live
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's third law
Equilibrium Reaction
Mercury is the closest Saturn is a gas giant and
planet to the Sun and the has several rings
smallest one in the Solar
System. This planet's
name has nothing to do Action
with the liquid metal
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's first and third laws
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1st
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Drag Lift
Mars is full of iron oxide The Earth is the third
dust which gives the planet from the Sun and
planet its reddish cast the only one with life
Thrust Weight
Venus is terribly hot, and Saturn is mostly
its atmosphere is composed of hydrogen
extremely poisonous and helium
Newton's laws infographics
Newton's First and third laws
3r
1 st
d
Action -
Inertia
Reaction
Mars is actually a cold Venus is terribly hot, even
place. It's full of iron oxide hotter than Mercury, and
dust which gives the its atmosphere is
planet its reddish cast extremely poisonous
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