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Motion and Forces

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Reference Point   The location from which a change in position is measured.  
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Position   An object's location.  
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Motion   A change in position.  
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Inertia   An object's resistance to changes in its motion.  
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Speed   The distance an object travels over a period of time.  
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Velocity   Speed with direction.  
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Acceleration   A change in velocity.  
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Vector   A quantity that has both size and direction; is represented by an arrow.  
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Force   Any push or pull on an object.  
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Buoyancy   An upward force exerted on an object by liquids or gases.  
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Gravity   A force of attraction between all objects in the universe.  
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Weight   The force of gravity.  
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Friction   A force that opposes the motion of an object and produces heat.  
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Magnetic Force   The force of attraction or repulsion by a magnet.  
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Balanced Forces   Are equal forces that do not cause a change in motion.  
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Unbalanced Forces   Are unequal forces that always cause a change in motion.  
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Kinetic Energy   Energy in motion.  
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Potential Energy   Stored energy.  
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Newton   The unit for force.  
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Joule   The unit for work and energy.  
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