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the process of an object changing position from one location to another

motion

100

the total ground covered by an object during its motion

distance

100

A position-_____ graph is a line graph that compares the distance an object travels on the vertical axis (y-axis) to the passing of time on the horizontal axis (x-axis).

time

100

When an object moves in a particular direction, it has _____.

velocity

100

A car goes from 0 m/s to 20 m/s in 2 seconds, what is its acceleration?

10 m/s/s

200

the study of motion

mechanics

200

the shortest length of a path taken by an object from one point to another

displacement

200

The velocity of an object is change in _____ divided by change in time.

position

200

the change in velocity divided by the change in time.

acceleration

200

A biker has a beginning (initial) speed of 3 m/s. After 3 seconds he is now riding at 9 m/s. What is his acceleration?

2 m/s/s

300

the study of how things move

kinematics

300

quantities that are described by magnitude alone

scalars

300

Velocity can be determined by measuring the _____ of each line segment.

slope

300

The triangles in the acceleration formula are called delta which means ______.

change

300

Michelle walks 100 m toward the west, then turns and walks back the way she came 20 m. What is her distance traveled?

120 m

400

the location of an object within a physical frame of reference

position

400

quantities that are described by both magnitude and direction

vectors

400

You remember from math that slope equals rise over _____.

run

400

Vectors are quantities which are described by both _____ and direction.

magnitude

400

An Olympic runner competing in the 1600 m circles the track exactly 4 times during a race.  What is his displacement?

0 m

500

A set of points a person uses to determine if an object is in motion. We call those points “Reference Points”

frame of reference

500

things we can measure or things to which we can assign a number and a unit

quantities

500

The slope on a PT graph has a phrase we repeat over and over for emphasis: SLOPE = _______

VELOCITY

500

To determine an object’s exact change in velocity, the initial (starting) velocity (vi) is subtracted from the ____ velocity (vf).

final

500

A shopping cart is pushed 15 meters west across a parking lot in 5 seconds. What is the velocity of the shopping cart?

3 m/s west