Physics- Forces GCSE Triple

1. A quantity with magnitude and direction, an example of this is a force (6)
5. When more than one force acts on an object that can be seen as a single force (9)
6. The tendency for objects to continue in the same state of motion (7)
7. A vector quantity that describes how far the object has travelled from the origin and indicates the direction in which it travelled (12)
8. The force of attraction between all masses (7)

2. If the ......... increases, the atmosphere becomes less dense and the atmospheric pressure lowers (8)
3. Indicator of how easy it is to stretch or compress a spring (6, 8)
4. Used to transmit the rotational effects of forces AND magnify either the size of the force applied or the distance the force moves over (6, 3, 5)
9. The turning effect caused by a force acting on an object that rotates around a pivot point (6)
10. The measure of how quickly it speeds up, slows down and changes direction (12)

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