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Rate at which an object moves. |
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Speed of an object in a specific direction. |
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distance/time } direction |
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Change in an objects velocity over time. |
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velocityfinal - velocityinitial / time |
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Final point at which velocity is measured. |
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Beggining point at which velocity is measured. |
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Acceleration in which the velocity decreases. |
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Negative Acceleration OR Deceleration. |
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A push or pull. Is measure in Newtons(N). Size and Direction. |
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Occurs when the total of all the forces (net force) equals zero. |
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Unbalanced. A Force that opposes motion between the two surfaces that are touching. It affects the motion and reduces speed. Always causes heat. It depends on texture, weight, and force. |
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Occurs when the net force of an object doesn't equal zero. |
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Unbalanced. A force of attraction between objects due to their masses. It depends on the mass and the distance. |
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Amount of matter an object has. |
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An object at rest or motion will stay in/at rest or motion unless acted upon by and unbalanced force. |
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Tendency for all abjects to resist any change in motion. An object with more mass has more of this. Harder to stop a larger mass than a smaller mass object. |
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An object with a smaller mass will accelerate more than if the smae force is exerted on a larger object. This is related to inertia. |
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An object with a smaller mass will accelerate more than if the same force is exerted on a larger oibject. |
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