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Vocabulary for Science Chapter 3

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Definition
motion   a change in the position of an object  
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relative motion   the change in one object’s position compared with another object’s position  
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reference point   a place or object used to determine if an object is moving  
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velocity   a measure of how fast an object moves and the direction it is moving  
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acceleration   a change in the speed or direction that an object moves  
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speed   a measure of how fast an on object moves  
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Speed =   Distance/Time  
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thrust   a force that pushes or pulls an airplane forward  
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friction   a force that acts when two surfaces rub together  
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drag   a force caused by the air as the plane moves through it  
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force   any push or pull  
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gravity   is the force that pulls all objects toward each other  
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lift   a pushing force from below that keeps an airplane in the air  
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balanced force   two forces acting in opposite directions and the object does not move  
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contact force   must touch an object to affect it  
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non-contact force   these forces can affect objects without touching them  
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combined forces   forces that can cause a balance or unbalanced force  
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