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Force etc.
Force, Motion, Energy, and Resources
Term | Definition |
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Motion | is described by an object’s direction and speed. |
speed | measured using distance and time |
increases | As mass is increased, the amount of force needed ______________. |
more | The greater the mass, the ___________ force needed to move the object. |
friction | Smooth, slippery items have less ______________. |
slowing | Friction changes the movement of an object by _________ it down. |
kinetic | All moving objects have _____________ energy. |
potential | this is stored energy; It could move, but it isn't. |
heat | Friction creates ________________________. |
opposite | Friction always works in the direction _____________________________ the direction the object is moving. |
force | A _______________ is any push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change speed or direction. |
Net | ________ force is a combination of all forces acting on an object. |
balanced force | A ___________________ ____________ remains unchanged. It has a net force of zero. |
mechanical energy | The energy an object has due to its motion and position/ requires movement ex: bicycle, scissors, and windmill |
electrical energy | The energy associated with flowing electrons |
radiant energy | energy that travels in waves; travels in straight lines; can bounce back and can bend ex: sunlight and flashlight |
thermal energy | The energy of heat through contact/ usually involves a temperature exchange ex: fire, toaster, or stove/oven |
sound energy | The energy of vibration/ travels in waves/ ex: bells and talking |
renewable | A _______________ resource is a resource that can be replenished naturally over time. Examples include water, wind, and solar |
nonrenewable | A _________________ resource is a natural substance that is not replenished with the speed at which it is consumed. Examples include coal, oil, and natural gas. |