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Force and motion

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Definition
show The amount of matter in an object  
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Acceleration   show
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show A push or pull on an object  
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Magnitude   show
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Friction   show
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show The force that pulls things towards the center of the earth  
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Magnetism   show
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Motion   show
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show The rate of movement  
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show How heavy something is, determined by the pull of gravity on the objects mass  
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Kinetic Energy   show
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show The energy a body has because of its position, electrical charge, or structure; stored energy (not moving)  
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show The tendency of an object to resist change in the direction or the speed of its motion  
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show The movement of energy from one object to another or the change of energy from one form to another  
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Work   show
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