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Question:
Newton's first law of motion

Answer:
in the absence of a net external force an objects state of motion will remain constant


Question:
Newton's second law of motion

Answer:
SigmaF=ma


Question:
Newton's third law of motion

Answer:
to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction


Question:
Kinematics

Answer:
speed, velocity, acceleration, and position


Question:
Speed

Answer:
how fast an object is moving, distance traveled divided by the time it took to travel


Question:
Velocity

Answer:
related to speed, speed plus a distance

,Question:
Acceleration

Answer:
the rate of change of your velocity


Question:
Newton's Law of gravitation

Answer:
anything that has mass attracts everything else that has mass


Question:
State of motion

Answer:
a description of how an object is moving


Question:
Law of conservation of energy

Answer:
energy can neither be created nor destroyed, but it can change from one form to
another


Question:
Kinetic energy

Answer:
energy of motion, energy and mass are directly proportional therefore if you double the
mass you double the energy, faster - higher force - more energy


Question:
Kinetic Energy formula

Answer:
m X (m/s)^2 X 1/2


Question:

, Potential energy

Answer:
energy that is stored, has the ability to do work even if it isn't doing it now, gravitational
potential energy


Question:
Gravitational Potential Energy

Answer:
gravitation could give something the ability to exert force, formula= (mass)(m/s)^2(height)


Question:
Energy

Answer:
if the system can exert a force over a distance it has this, it is finite, it can be put into or
leave a system, put into 2 groups


Question:
Work

Answer:
only done when a FORCE is exerted over a distance, formula = Fd, must have force and
distance, force must be moving in the same direction as the object, crosses the boundary
of a system


Question:
Power

Answer:
the time it takes to do work, power equals watts, W=joules/seconds


Question:
Thermal Energy

Answer:
random kinetic energy from atoms and molecules


Question:

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