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Vehicles In Motion

Project Based Inquiry Science

QuestionAnswer
Acceleration A change over time in the speed, the direction, or the speed and the direction
Baseline A specific value or values that can serve as a basis for comparison.
Cost To move without being continuously pushed or pulled.
Motion A change in the position of an object over time.
Gravity The force that attracts objects together.
Frame of Reference The view from which you judge the motion of another object.
Quantitative Data Information describing the qualities of objects, but not measured.
Propulsion Force A push or pull that causes an object to move.
Qualitative Data Information based on measurements or counting.
Reference Point An object or a location with which the position of a second object is compared over time.
Speed A measure of how fast an object is traveling.
Positive Acceleration Positive acceleration is when an objects speed is increasing.
Negative Acceleration Negative acceleration is when an objects speed is decreasing.
Chassis The frame and wheels of a vehicle.
Veer (noun) A change in direction or course.
Force A push or pull
Created by: Hunter.Zamitalo
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