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F&M #1-7 Vocabulary

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Position (x)   An object's location at any given time.  
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Delta   Greek symbol: meaning "change in".  
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Distance (d)   How much an object's position changes.  
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Reference Point   A specific location used to monitor change of position.  
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Motion   The act of changing position.  
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Potential Energy   Energy that can be stored.  
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Speed (v)   How far an object travels in a given amount of time.  
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Leg   A segment of a complex motion or trip.  
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Displacement   The amount and DIRECTION of a change of position between an object's initial position and final position.  
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Velocity   Change of position divided by change in time.  
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Acceleration (a)   Change in velocity divided by a change in time.  
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Force   A push or pull that acts on an object.  
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Newton   Unit used to measure force, amount of force that will move 1kg of mass 1m  
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Net Force   The total (sum) of all the forces acting on an object.  
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Balanced Forces   Forces that cancel each other out.  
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Unbalanced Forces   Forces that do not cancel each other out.  
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Friction   A force that acts between two surfaces that come in contact with each other.  
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Sliding Friction   Friction between two solid surfaces.  
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Rolling Friction   Friction that occurs when one of the two surfaces in contact rolls.  
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Fluid Friction   Friction that occurs when one of the two surfaces in contact is a liquid and a gas.  
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Free Body Diagram   Diagram used to show the relative magnitude and direction of all forces acting upon an object in a given situation.  
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Gravity   the force due to gravitational attraction between masses.  
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Law of Universal Gravitation   All objects in the universe are attracted to each other.  
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Free fall   Occurs when gravity is the only force acting on a falling object.  
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Terminal Velocity   The acceleration during free fall.  
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Acceleration due to gravity   The acceleration during free fall.  
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