kinetic | | magnitude |
acceleration | | the standard unit for length |
scalar | | kind of collision in which shape does not change |
fulcrum | | at the beginning. In physics it is when time equals zero |
netforce | | Any Push or Pull |
averagespeed | | Magnitude and Direction |
newton | | a distance |
momentum | | distance divided by time |
inelastic | | mass * velocity |
motion | | energy of motion |
vector | | The standard unit of force |
efficiency | | unit of time |
velocity | | F=ma |
Kilograms | | The number and kind of atoms that make up an object |
weight | | The standard unit of mass |
inertia | | energy of position |
mechanical | | An object that can change the direction of a force or multiply forces |
seconds | | pivot point |
joules | | force * distance |
secondlaw | | force that keeps an object moving in a circle |
centripetal | | The Total distance covered divided by the time it took to travel that distance. |
centrifugal | | at right angles |
firstlaw | | one quantity increases the other quantity decreases |
freefall | | An object is moving if its position relative to a fixed point is changing. |
mass | | the change in velocity divided by time. vector quantity |
pressure | | unit of energy |
speed | | A number. Also shown as a length |
lever | | A measure of how well something uses energy. |
machine | | The force due to gravity |
initial | | The sum of the energies of position and motion |
conservationofenergy | | vector quantity for speed |
perpendicular | | Force of rubbing two surfaces together. A force of sliding |
force | | units of power |
power | | The Net force is zero. By Newton’s 2nd Law acceleration is zero |
potential | | simple machine |
equilibrium | | energy is neither created nor destroyed. |
elastic | | The ability for an object to resist changes to it’s state of motion |
meters | | The Vector sum of all of the forces acting on an object |
magnitude | | force divided by area |
watts | | work divided by time |
displacement | | kind of collision in which shape changes |
friction | | An object will continue in motion or stay at rest unless acted upon by a non-zero net force. |
work | | falling under the force of gravity only |
inverselyproportional | | fake force |