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Frame of Reference
A set of coordinates determining the position or velocities of objects.
Distance
Total movement of an object without considering direction.
Vectors
Represent magnitude and direction of an object, often shown with arrows.
Speed
Object's change in distance with respect to time.
Velocity
Object's change in direction with respect to time.
Acceleration
Change in velocity over time.
Forces
Invisible pushes or pulls acting on objects.
Energy
Transferred through forces moving objects.
Waves
Disturbances in matter carrying energy.
Electric Charges
Created by transferring or removing electrons.
Light
Acts as both a wave and a particle.
Universal Forces
Electromagnetic, strong nuclear, weak nuclear, and gravitational forces.
Conservation Laws
Energy cannot be created or destroyed; momentum is conserved.
Renewable Resources
Can be replenished.
Non-renewable Resources
Can run out and not be replaced.
Newton's Laws
Explain motion and forces acting on objects.
Safety Measures in Circuits
Fuses, circuit breakers, and GFCI enhance circuit safety.
Units in Physics
Joules, volts, amps, and watts measure various aspects in physics.
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