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Key concepts of motion and laws

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Key concepts of motion and laws

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Speed is the rate at which something moves . Velocity refers to speed in a given . is the rate at which velocity changes . An object accelerates when it's speed , , or when it direction .

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We can use the Speed Triangle for finding speed , distance , and time . Speed is calculated by dividing distance by . Distance is calculated by multiplying by time . Time is calculated by dividing by speed .

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A is a push or a pull that can change an object's motion . Force is described by and . The unit for force is called ( N ) .

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is the combination of all forces acting on an object . When the sum is not zero , the object experiences which cause a change in motion . When the sum of all forces is , the forces are , and there is no change in motion .

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A force is when two objects are physically touching . A - force , like gravity , acts at a distance , without physically touching each other .

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forces are equal in strength , and result in no change to an object's . Unbalanced forces are in strength , and cause a in an object's motion .

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Friction is the resistive force that occurs when two slide or try to slide past each other . Friction can produce and wear , and it can either oppose motion or help objects start moving by providing grip .

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An object at rest will remain at , and an object in motion will stay in , unless an external acts on it .

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Objects resist changes in their motion due to . This resistance explains why seatbelts protect us when a car stops abruptly , because the body would otherwise continue moving at the same . An object's inertia depends on its .

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According to Newton's second law , the net force equals times , and it points in the direction of the acceleration . If you increased the mass of an object , its acceleration would .

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Newton's third law of motion states that every action has an but opposite . When you push on a wall , the wall will push back with the of force , but in the direction .

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A rocket launch can be explained by the law of motion . When a rocket pushes gas downward , the gas forces the rocket . This is an example of an - pair .

 
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