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Describing
Motion
Forces
Plot Me
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This is the process of
changing position.
What is motion?
This is another name
for your starting point.
What is a reference
point?
This is the difference
between distance and
displacement.
What is distance is
how far you travel and
displacement is the
distance between
where you start and
where you end?
This is the distance an
object moves divided
by the time it took to
move that distance.
What is speed?
This is velocity.
What is the speed and
direction of an object’s
motion?
This is a force.
What is a push or pull
on an object?
This is the difference
between a contact and
noncontact force.
What is a contact force
pushes or pulls an
object by touching it
and a noncontact force
does not touch the
object?
This is a contact force
that resists the sliding
motion between two
objects that are
touching.
What is friction?
This is a noncontact
force that exists
between all objects
that have mass.
What is gravity?
This is the difference
between balanced and
unbalanced forces.
What is balanced
forces have a net force
of 0 Newtons and
unbalanced forces
have a net force of
anything but 0?
This represents an
object that is not
moving on a
displacement-time
graph.
What is a horizontal
line?
This represents an
object slowing down
on a speed-time graph.
What is line slanting
down from upper left
to lower right?
This represents a
constant speed on a
speed-time graph.
What is a horizontal
line?
This is found on the xaxis on a displacementtime graph.
What is time?
This is found on the yaxis on a speed-time
graph.
What is speed?
This is the sum of all
the forces acting on a
object.
What is a net force?
A skateboarder moves
at 10m/s. After 5
seconds, the
skateboarder moves at
20 m/s. What is the
skateboarder’s
acceleration?
What is 2
2
m/s ?
If a tug of war team is
pulling at a force of
300 N to the left and
the other tug of war
team is pulling at a
force of 400 N to the
right, this is the Net
Force.
What is 100 N to the
right?
If Sally is pushing
Bobby at a force of 400
N forward and Danny
is pulling Bobby at a
force of 400 N
backward, this is the
Net Force.
What is 0 N ( balanced
forces)?
These are the units for
acceleration and force.
What are m/s2 and Newtons
(N)?
This is the formula for
acceleration
What is
a=Vf -Vi
t
Gravity, magnetism, and
static electricity are examples
of this…
What are noncontact
forces?
A car is travelling 55
miles per hour East, I
have just describing
the car’s…
What is velocity?
The boy in this picture has moved away from the
game to the vending machine, the red line
represents his path and the blue line represents his
distance from the starting point.
This is the word for the blue line.
What is his
displacement?
This explains why a Ferris
Wheel spinning at a constant
speed can still have a change
in velocity.
What is because velocity
also includes direction, so a
change in direction causes a
change in velocity?