motion/newton's laws/body systems
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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define motion | is the position at which an object is placed
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define speed | measures how fast an object is moving
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give a measurement for speed | mph or m/s
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define velocity | the speed at which an object travels and the direction that it travels in.
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what is a measurement for volocity | ex:4miles/1hour west
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what are two ways you can change an objects velocity | by accelerating or change your direction
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what is the difference between speed and velocity | 1.speed doesn't use direction and velocity does
2.speed is not a vector and velocity is a vector
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define acceleration | change in velocity over time
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what is positive acceleration | when you increase your velicity
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define negative acceleration | when you are decreasing your velocity
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