'Objects motion' diaporamas de présentation

The Amazing Guide to Transformations (Using video games)

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Physics

Introduction. Physics. What is Physics?. Most Basic of all Science. What is Physics?. 1) Attempts to describe the organization of the immediate environment the world the universe This includes all matter and energy. What is Physics?.

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Energy, Force, and Motion Review

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Kaizenator

Kaizenator. Visual Dictionary. Potential Energy. A energy processed by a body that has the result of its position or condition changed other than its motion. Example: A raised weight, coiled spring, or charged battery. Kinetic Energy.

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Momentum

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Forces

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Gravity: A Force of Attraction

Gravity: A Force of Attraction. Chapter 1, section 4. Effects of Gravity on Matter. Why is leaping in space easier than leaping on Earth?. Yes--Gravity!!. Gravity is the force of attraction between objects due to their masses.

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Force and Laws of Motion

Unit 3 Lesson 7. Force and Laws of Motion. S.8.C.3.1.1,2. The physics classroom website. Force. 1 N= 0.225lbs. A push or pull on an object. Can change the motion of an object Measured in Newtons (N) (kg*m/s 2 ) Friction and gravity are examples. Friction

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Velocity and acceleration

Velocity and acceleration. Measuring an objects motion. speed. Speed is calculated by dividing distance by time S = d/t 5.0 km/h 2.5 m/s 45 mph. velocity. Velocity is the same as speed, but you tell the direction of motion in the answer. v = d/t direction 5.0 km/h north 2.5 m/s forward

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Force, Speed & Motion Test Review

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Kinematic Equations Chapter 2 Section 2

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