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velocity/time
mesured in m/s^2 |
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| Graphed with a positive slope |
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| Graphed with a negative slope |
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| Going at a constant speed |
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| The types of graph you use to show Acceleration |
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| Energy exherted on a object to make things stop, or go. |
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| The two types of forces there are |
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| Forces are unbalanced, and now an object is either moving or stopping |
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| Forces are all equal in size and direction and the object is not moving |
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| Chaos, every thing will have a different speed, direction now. |
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| A force that oppses motion between two forces. 3 types of Friction |
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Depends upon the wieght of the object and the surface that the object is on. Rough=more friction
Smooth- less friction |
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| Oppses motion less than sliding Friction. Basically sliding motion, but with a wheel. |
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| Has a lubricant, like oil, hand lotion or something of the like. |
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Mathematician
Focus on gravity, Motion,speed and acceleration |
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| the property that makes things move or makes things stop. dependent on mass |
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First Law of Motion
(Law of Inertia) |
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| All objects in motion will stay in motion, and all objects at rest will stay at rest, untill the are met with an unbalanced force |
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wieght is measured in Newtons. 1 newton is about 9.8 kg
1 kg is about 2.2 lbs |
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| Force (measured in N)= Mass(kg) x acceleration (m/s^2) |
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