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Issac Newton's Laws of motion
Newtons first Law: An object will remain at rest, or in motion, unless acted on by a force.
Newtons second Law: Force = mass over acceleration
Newton’s first and second law has an important connection to the egg mobile assessment task. Newton’s first law tells us that an object will remain at rest or in motion unless acted on by a force. In the experiment, a box of some sort will be dropped 3 metres in hight with a raw egg inside. There are limited resources that can be used ie:
Paper
Cardboard
Polystyrene
Plastic
Rubber
Matches
Wood
Drinking straws
String
Cotton
Rubber bands
Sticky tape
Glue
With these resources, I have to make a mobile vehicle that is safe for the egg to be dropped without breaking.
To use Newton’s first law to protect my egg I will use elastic bands, wood, and a cardboard box to save my egg from breaking. The elastic bands will hold the egg in the middle of the...
Newtons first Law: An object will remain at rest, or in motion, unless acted on by a force.
Newtons second Law: Force = mass over acceleration
Newton’s first and second law has an important connection to the egg mobile assessment task. Newton’s first law tells us that an object will remain at rest or in motion unless acted on by a force. In the experiment, a box of some sort will be dropped 3 metres in hight with a raw egg inside. There are limited resources that can be used ie:
With these resources, I have to make a mobile vehicle that is safe for the egg to be dropped without breaking.
To use Newton’s first law to protect my egg I will use elastic bands, wood, and a cardboard box to save my egg from breaking. The elastic bands will hold the egg in the middle of the...
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