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100

Meters per second (m/s) are units of what?

Speed

100

a force requiring touch

Contact Force

100
an educated guess

hypothesis

100

Energy cannot be created or destroyed

Law of Conservation of Energy

100
a force that pulls objects towards each other

Gravitational force

200

What can you interpret from a motion graph?

Speed, distance, time, if they're stationary

200

During a tug of war game the rope is not moving. What is this an example of?

Balanced forces

200

The variable you change during an experiment

Independent variable

200

Stored energy; depends on an objects height and mass

Potential energy

200

A force that is opposite in direction and not equal in size; results in change of motion

Unbalanced Force

300

How do you calculate speed?

Distance / Time

300

Between charged objects; non-contact force; hair sticking to a balloon

Electrical force

300

You conduct multiple trials within an experiment

Repetition

300

Energy due to motion

Kinetic energy

300

a force that can act on an object without physically touching it

Non-contact force

400

Draw a graph where the person is staying stationary.

(any graph with horizontal line)

400

overall force on an object when all individual forces on it are added together

Net force

400

The variable you are measuring during an experiment; the result

Dependent variable

400

Sum of kinetic energy and potential energy; energy of motion

Mechanical energy

400

unit of force

Newton (N)

500

What does a curved line show on a distance vs time graph?

A change in speed.

500

the force that two surfaces exert on each other when they rub against each other

Friction

500

A different scientist preforms another scientist's experiment

Replication

500
A car slowing to a stop is an example of what?

Negative acceleration

500

north and south poles interact

Magnetic force

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