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| a force that pushes back on an object |
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| forces that are no longer equal that cause motion |
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| the study of structure make up,and changes of matter |
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| causes an object not to move |
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| an object's change in position or location |
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| friction an object must overcome to start moving |
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| a standard unit of force depicted as N |
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- the distance travled by an object divide by time
- measurment of how fast an object is moveing
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| the speed and direction of a moving object |
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| in terms of speed and direction |
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| What is mechanical energy? |
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| the energy possessed by an object due to it's motion or position |
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| the ability to make something happen |
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| What are the 2 main categories of energy? |
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| potential energy and kinetic energy |
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| How are the 2 main categories for energy different? |
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| because potential is stored energy that could move but kinetic energy is moving |
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| How is force often descried? |
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| kinetic mechanical energy that causes an object to move |
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| What symbol do we use show or depict force? |
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| When does friction occur? |
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| when an object must move over or threw another type of matter |
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| What instrument do we use to measure force? |
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| What two things must be measured to figure out the speed of an object? |
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| the distance the object is traveling and the amount of time it took to travel the distance |
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