Science Topic 2 Definitions 2011
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Mass | The amount of matter in something
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Weight | The force of gravity pulling on matter
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Force | A push, pull or twist applied to an object
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Acceleration | The rate at which an object changes speed
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Net force | The directional sum of all forces acting on an object
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Friction | A rubbing force that slows moving objects
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Distance | How far it is between 2 objects
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Speed | How quickly an object is moving
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Time | How long it takes between 2 events
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Average speed | The total distance traveled divided by the total time taken
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Velocity | Speed in a given direction
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Inertia | The tendency of an object to stay still or keep moving
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Momentum | The product of mass and velocity
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Newton's Laws | The 3 laws proposed by Sir Isaac Newton that describe motion
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Data | Information in numerical form
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Graph | Visual way of displaying data
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Ticker timer | Leaves dots on a paper tape to record motion
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Circular motion | Motion of an object round and round
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Harmonic | Motion of an object going to and fro
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Pendulum | Swinging object that can be used to measure time
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Terminal velocity | Air resistance which slows falling objects near earth
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Constant speed | Same time to travel same distance
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Reaction time | Time taken for driver to react to danger (moving from accelerator to the brake)
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Reaction distance | Distance car travels during reaction time
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Braking distance | Distance taken for car to stop when brakes are applied
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Stopping distance | Total distance taken to stop
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