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Motion Around Us

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Understanding motion you see daily

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Understanding motion you see daily

by SONIA SHRAY
1

What is the rate at which an object covers distance in a particular direction called?

2

Which quantity measures how quickly speed changes over time?

3

If a car travels 60 km in 2 hours, what is its average speed?

4

A cyclist goes around a circular track. Which type of motion is this?

5

What do you call the change in position relative to a reference point?

6

Which frame of reference is used when you describe your own motion relative to a moving train?

7

The slope of a distance–time graph represents what quantity?

8

What force causes objects to fall toward Earth when not in free fall?

9

Which phenomenon explains why you feel pushed back in your seat when a car accelerates?

10

Which factor would increase air resistance acting on a falling object?

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