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What is the speed and direction something seems to be going from a certain point of view relative velocity
What is the resistance of an object to a change in motion inertia
what does Buoyancy mean An upward force exerted by any fluid
what is Balanced Force Same sized forces acting in opposite directions. Results in no motion
what is Unbalanced Force When one force is greater in one direction. Results in motion of an object
what does Inertia mean An objects resistance to a change of motion
Distance divided by time speed
The measure of the space between objects Distance
what is Motion Change of position of an object
Object used to determine motion reference point
Speed with direction velocity
what is displacement The measure of the change of position from its original position
What is the size or extent of a force magnitude
If a skydiver jumps from an airplane and the upward force of air resistance becomes equal to the downward pull of gravity, when these two forces become equal in magnitude, what will happen to the skydiver he will fall at a constant speed
what is vector An arrow used to show the direction of the force
what is force any push or pull on an object
what is Force of friction slowing an object down in a fluid drag
what is a force when a rock is falling down a hill gravity
what force is pulling down the tree gravity
when your in the car and you step on the breaks what force is that friction
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