Recognize that non-zero forces cause changes in motion.
Use a free-body diagram to show forces acting on a body.
Interpret and apply Newton's first law of motion.
Interpret and apply Newton's second law of motion.
Interpret and apply Newton's third law of motion.
Solve problems using Newton's first and second laws.
Explain what are the normal force and tension.
Compare and contrast static and kinetic friction.
Solve problems involving the normal force, tension and friction.
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