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Shafter

Mrs. Shafter's Motion Vocabulary

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The resistance of an object to a change in the speed or the direction of its motion. inertia
A change in position over time. motion
A push or a pull. Something that changes the motion of an object. force
A measure of how fast something moves through a particular distance over a definite time period. speed
The rate at which velocity changes over time. acceleration
A speed in a specific direction. velocity
The use of force to move an object over time. work
The rate at which work is done. power
Law of inertia. Newton's First Law
Force equals mass times acceleration. Newton's Second Law
Action reaction Newton's Thrid Law
The force that objects exert on each other because of their mass. gravity
This is a measure of how much matter an object contains. mass
Power can be calculated from energy and______. time
This divided by time equals speed. distance
This is the speed that you are currently traveling at the moment. instantaneous
A greater distance results in a _________ gravitational force. smaller
A greater mass results in a _________ gravitational force. greater
Positive acceleration occurs when the speed of the object __________. increases
When the speed of the object decreases it is called ___________ acceleration. negative
Velocity is different from speed in that it must also contain ______________. direction
Acceleration is a __________ in velocity over time. change
This is subject to forces acting on it. matter
The overall force acting on an object when all the forces are combined is called the ______. net force
Only an__________ force can cause motion in an object. unbalanced
This is used to measure distance in metrics. meter
This is a type of energy resource that cannot be replaced in a short period of time. non-renewable
These natural resources come from the compacted remains of plants and animals. fossil fuels
The energy that comes from the chemical composition or position of matter. potential
This is the energy of motion. kinetic
As the frequency of a wave increases so does its ___________. energy
As the wavelength increases its energy ___________. decreases
These EM waves have the greatest energy. gamma rays
This is the part of the experiment that stays the same every time the lab is done. constant
This is the main source of energy for our planet. sun
This piece of lab equipment would be used to measure thermal energy. thermometer
This type of energy is found in food. chemical
Wind, solar and water are types of this form of energy. renewable
This is how the Sun's energy travels to Earth. radiation
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