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| The study of objects in equilibrium. |
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| The study of why objects move. |
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| The study of how objects move |
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| The force on a chain, rope, or string |
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| The force between two objects that resists motion. |
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| The net force on an object is zero |
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| The net force on an object results in a quantity equal to the mass times the acceleration. |
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| For every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force. |
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| The velocity of an object at its maximum height if thrown directly up. |
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| Acceleration is -9.80 m/s/s |
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| The acceleration of an object at its maximum height if thrown directly up. |
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| The horizontal distance an object travels in projectile motion. |
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| The term used to describe the path of a projectile. |
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| Formula for finding weight of an object. |
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| Newton's 1st Law is sometime referred to... |
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| Newton's 2nd Law is sometime referred to... |
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| Newton's 3rd Law is sometime referred to... |
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| Electromagnetic, Strong Nuclear, Weak Nuclear, and Gravity |
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| What are the four fundamental forces found in nature? |
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| Quantity with magnitude and direction. |
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| Quantity with magnitude only. |
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| F.B.D. (Free body diagram) |
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| Diagram used to draw and isolate the force on a single object. |
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| If the Net Force on object is zero can the object be moving? |
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| If the Net Force on object is not zero how will that object be moving? |
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| Yes, if its velocity is changing by changing its direction. |
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| Can an object with a constant speed be accelerating? |
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| A car is moving at 5.0 m/s. It undergoes an acceleration of 2.0 m/s/s for 2.0 seconds. How far will it be displaced? |
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| 5.0 Km, approximately 53 degrees west of north. |
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| A person travels 3.0 Km west then 4.0 Km north. What is this person's displacement? |
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