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Defenition
Motion   An object changes in position relative to a reference point  
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Speed   the distance traveled divided the time interval during which the motion occured  
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Velocity   the speed of an object in a particular direction  
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Acceleration   the rate at which velocity changes over time;an object accelerates it's speed,direction ,or both change  
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Net force   the combination of all the forces  
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balanced force   when forces on an object produce a net force of 0N  
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unbalanced force   when forces on an object is not 0N  
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kinetic   moving  
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static   not moving  
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