100 200 300 400 500 MotionSpeedAccelerati on FrictionLaws of
Motion Vocabulary
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When objects distance from another object is changing AA
100100
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What is motion? A 100100
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A place or an object used for comparison to determine if
something is in motion AA 200
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What is a reference point? ASlide 4 200Slide 4
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In physical science, a push or pull is called a _____. A
300
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What is a force? A 300300
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An objects motion is never changed if force are _______. ASlide
12 400Slide 12
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What is balanced forces? A 400400
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If the net force on an object is not zero, the forces are
_________. A 500500
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What are unbalanced forces? A 500500
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Calculated by dividing distance by time B 100100
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What is speed? B 100100
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Velocity includes these two pieces of information B 200200
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What is Speed and Direction? B 200200
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If a student steps 12 meters and it takes her 2 seconds, what
is the students speed? B 300300
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12/2 = 6 m/s B 300300
Slide 22
If two dogs were playing tug of war and dog A is pulling left
with a force of 5 N and dog B is pulling right with a force of 2 N,
what direction and with what force is the rope moved? B 400400
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5-2 = 3N Direction: Left BSlide 4 400Slide 4
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The measurement that you see on the speedometer is what? B
500500
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What is instantaneous speed? B 500500
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The rate at which velocity changes CSlide 26 100Slide 26
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What is acceleration? C 100100
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Acceleration happens when C 200200
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What is a change in speed or direction? CSlide 4 200Slide
4
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A boy accelerates at a rate of 3m/s/s. How fast will he be
travelling at 5 seconds? (Assuming that he started at rest) CSlide
30 300Slide 30
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What is 15m/s? Each second he travels his speed will increase
by 3 m/s. So 3 x 5 = 15 C 300300
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DAILY DOUBLE C 400400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager
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What force balances that of gravity of a falling object? What
stops the acceleration of a falling object? C 400400
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What is air resistance? CSlide 4 400Slide 4
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How can a car that is travelling around a track change
acceleration if the cars speed does not change? C 500500
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What is its direction could change? C 500500
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Type of friction that occurs on a non-moving object D
100100
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What is Static Friction? D 100100
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Something that increases friction. D 200200
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What is the mass of the objects or the force pressing them
together? DD 200
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Two things that increase the gravitation pull between two
objects D 300300
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What is increased mass and decreased distance? DSlide 4
300Slide 4
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A way that friction can be reduced D 400400
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Smooth surfaces Decrease mass Change type of friction D
400400
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Air resistance is an example of ___________ friction DSlide 45
500Slide 45
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What is fluid friction? DSlide 4 500Slide 4
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Newtons first law of motion E 100
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Object in motion stays in motion Object at rest stays at rest
Unless acted on by outside force E 100100
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Newtons 2 nd Law E 200200
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Force = Mass x Acceleration The more massive an object and the
faster you wish it to travel the more force must be applied. E
200200
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Newtons Third Law of Motion E 300300
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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction E
300300
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A _____ is an object that is thrown E 400400
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What is a projectile? E 400400
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Bubbles are round because . E 500500
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What is..because fluids exert pressure evenly in all directions
E 500500
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The downward force acting on an object in free fall is ____. F
100
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What is gravity? F 100100
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The SI unit for distance F 200200
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What is meter? F 200200
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The SI unit for Force F 300300
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What is a Newton? (N) F 300300
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Force that two objects exert when in physical contact with each
other F 400400
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What is Friction? F 400
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Tendency of an object to resist change in motion F 500500
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What is inertia? F 500500
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