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Speed (+formula)
Speed is the rate of change in position

S=D/T
Instantaneous Speed (+ex.)
rate of motion at any given instant

ex. speedometer in a car
constant speed (+ex.)
A speed that doesn't change.

ex. A car driving on the highway (doesn't stop keeps moving)
Average Speed (+Ex.)
Total distance traveled divided by the total time of travel.

Ex. 5-km is average distance
1/4 hour is average speed
X axis is...
y Axis is...
Time
Distance
Velocity (formula)
The rate of motion in direction and speed.
V=d/t
A (moving) object can have the same ________ but different ________
speed
velocities
Acceleration (formula)
the rate of change in velocity; change in the speed or direction

A= Vf-Vi/t
3 Ways to accelerate
increase speed
decrease speed
change direction
Force (ex.)
A push or pull one body exerts on another

ex. Pushing, pulling, stretching, squeezing, bending and falling.
Balanced Force (ex.)
when a force doesn't cause a change in velocity.

ex. a tug of war game with your dog
Net force (ex.)
when a force causes a change in velocity

ex. kick a ball, when a dog pulls you
Inertia
the tendency of an object to resist any change in its motion.
Inertia is directly related to an objects ______
Mass
More mass; the more ______ needed to start/stop it.
force
sir Isaac Newtons 1st Law of Motion
an object moving at a constant velocity will keep moving unless a net force acts on it. If it's at rest, it will stay at rest until a net force acts upon it.
Friction (+ex.)
the force that opposses motion between to surfaces that are touching eachother.

ex.Lube
friction depends on...
1, The kinds of surfaces
2. the amount of force pressing it together.
GRavity
the attracting force exerted by every object on every other object.
Gravitational force depends on ...
1. The obectss mass
2. their distance apart
Weight (ex.)
the measure of the force of gravity on an object
Weight is related to....
And depends on...
mass
location (further away from earth the less gravitational pull there is)
When weight changes...
Mass DOES NOT change
Weight is measured in
NEwtons