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Physics
*knowledge of cause and effect
Matter
*defined as anything that has mass and takes up space
Natural law
*a rul that tells you how or why something happens a particular way it does.
Analysis
*detailed thinking you do to interpret and understand what you observe.
Macroscale
Large enough to see.
Parts of an experiment
*must have a question.
*Independent variable
*dependent variable
*control variable
Scientific method
*process used to conduct an experiement
dependent variable
*the variable that shows the effect of changes
independent variable
*variable that is the cause of change.
control variable
*variable that is kept the same.
experiemental variable
*the variable that is changed
Graphing-"x" what does the "x" stand for??
**independent variable, on the bottom axis of the graph.

*horizontal
Graphing-"y" what does the "Y" stand for???
**dependent variable. always on the side of the graph.
**vertical line of the graph.
Mass
**measured in kilograms. How much matter is in an object.
matter
Mass and volume.
Inertia
*property of an object that resists changes in motion.
*measure of mass.
What is S.I.?
*system international
a. length-meter
b. time-seconds
c. volume-ml
d. mass-kilograms
How is length measured in the S. I. system???
*meter
How is Time measured in the S. I. system??
seconds
How is volume measured in the S. I. system??
Mililiters
*base unit of 10.
How is mass measured in the S. I. system??
kilograms
How is speed calculated?
distance divided by time.
How is the average speed calculated?
total distance divided by total time
Instantanous speed
*speed now
force
meansured in newtons. N
accerleration
how fast verlocity is changing
energy
*a measure of a systems ability to change or create change in other systems.
model
an explanation that like the variables in a system throught cause and effect.
measurement
*tells how much
distance
that amount of space between two points
length
distance is measured in units of length.
speed
the distance something travels divided by the time is takes.
constant speed
means the same distance is traveled every second.
Force
is a push or pull or anything that has the ability to change motion.
Newtons first law
*states that objects tend to continue the motion they already have unless they are acted on by forces.
Pounds
*measuring the force of gravity acting on the object.
Newton
*metric unit of force
Newtons second law
*acceleration
*the amount of acceleration depends on both the force and the mass according to Newtons second law.
*the greater the mass the small the acceleration.
acceleration
the rate at which your speed increases.
deceleration
*motion slowing down.
free fall
*accelerating due to the force of gravity and no other forces are acting on it.
acceleration due to gravity
*objects in free fall on earth accelerate downward at 9.8 m/s2