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sciency things

stuff about science

TermDefinition
velocity speed of a object in a directon
speed a mesurement of how far an object can go in a certen time
vector a quantity of both magnitude and directon
displacement the distance from starting point to final point
refrance point the starting point you choose to discribe the locaton of an object
position an objects distance and directon from starting point
motion the prosses of changing possition
acceleration an increase in speed in one direction
force a push or pull
contact force a transfer of force through contact
newtons second law states that matter
newtons first law states that if an object has equal force, it will not move
friction the opposing force for speed
free body diagram a diagram used to visualize forces
net force the total force of an object
inertia an objects ability to resist any change in motion
weight gravitational force exerted on an object
gravity attractive force that exists between all objects
noncontact force force an object aplys without any contact
field region of space that has a force on all points
inelastic when an object sticks to another
newtons third law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
force pairs the forces 2 object aplys to each other
normal force the force that pushes or pulls objects
elastic colision when 2 objects bounce off each other
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