glossary vocabulaary words
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| Regarded in relation to something else. Depends on point of view or frame of reference. | relative
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| How fast something is moving; the path distance moved peer time. The magnitude of the velocity vector. | speed
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| The speed at any instant of time. | instantaneous speed
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| Path distance divided by time. | Average speed
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| Speed together with the directionof motion. | Velocity
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| The rate at which velocity is changing. The change may be in magnitude, direction, or both. | Acceleration
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| motion under the infruence of the gravitational force only. | Free Fall
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| The time that has pased since the beginning of an event. | elapsed time
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