Module 10 vocab
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| Aristotle | a greek philosopher
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| Copernicus | a renaissance scientist
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| Galileo | a renaissance scientist
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| Newton | a renaissance scientist
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| The Law of Inertia | The velocity of an object will not change unless the object is acted on by an outside force/ Newtons first law
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| Inertia | Inertia describes the fact that you must apply a force on an object to get it to change it's velocity.
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| Friction | a force which results from surfaces rubbing against one another, this force opposes motion.
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| Semicircular canals | canals in your ears that help you keep you're balance
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| Force/ Newton's second law | When an object is acted on by an outside force. The strength of that force is equal the mass of the object times the resulting acceleration
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| Newton, unit | the standard unit of force and is defined as kXm/sec squared
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| Static Friction | The friction that exists between surfaces when neither surface is moving relative to the other
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| Kinetic Friction | the friction that exists between surfaces when at least one of those surfaces is moving relative to the other
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| Newton's third law | for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
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| force equation | mass X acceleration
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| total force | force - friction
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| air resistance | the friction experienced by objects traveling through the air.
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