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TermDefinition
reference point a fixed point or object against which motion is measured
distance how far apart two objects are
displacement both the direction and the numerical difference between the final position and the initial position of an object, as well as the direction that the object traveled
scalar quantity quantity that has magnitude only
vector quantity quantity that describes both magnitude and direction of an object
vector arrows an arrow used to represent the magnitude and direction of a force
rate amount of change in a measurement over a specific amount of time
speed how fast an object is moving measured by dividing the distance travelled by the time (s = d/t)
instantaneous speed the speed of an object at any moment in time
constant speed occurs when there is no change in an object's speed
average speed the total distance traveled by the elapsed time (average speed = total distance/total time)
velocity a vector quantity which represents both the speed and direction an object is moving
acceleration the rate at which an object’s velocity changes (a = Δv/Δt)
deceleration negative value of acceleration or slowing down
linear motion motion in one dimension in which velocity, acceleration, and displacement all occur along the same line
non-linear motion motion in which velocity, acceleration, and displacement do not all occur in a straight line rather circular or projectile motion
projectile motion The path of an object that is thrown or launched horizontally and is then affected only by gravity
projectile any object thrown on the surface of Earth
circular motion circular motion
trajectory a projectile's characteristic, arc-shaped path
momentum the relationship between an object's mass and its velocity (p = m × v)
inertia an object's resistance to changes in its state of motion
Law of Conservation of Momentum states that momentum is neither lost nor gained, it is transferred between objects-one of Newton’s laws of forces and motion
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