Chemistry

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Distance

It is the total length traveled and is always positive.

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Displacement

It is the change in position with a DIRECTION and can be positive, negative, or zero.

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Speed

It is the distance over time. It is always positive and is equal to the absolute value of velocity.

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Velocity

It is displacement over time and can be positive or negative.

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Distance

It is equivalent to Speed x Time.

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Speed

It is equal to Distance/Time

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Time

It is equal to Distance/Speed

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Acceleration

It is how fast (time) speed/velocity is changing.

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Gravitational Acceleration

It is the vertical velocity.

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-9.8

It is the gravitational acceleration of Earth.

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Final Velocity

It is equal to the sum of initial velocity and acceleration.

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Speeding Up

It is when the acceleration and velocity has the same sign.

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Slowing Down

It is when acceleration and velocity has the different signs.

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Projectile Motion

It is an object moving under the influence of gravity.

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Velocity X

It is always constant if acceleration is equal to 0.

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Newton’s First Law

Still objects stay still. Moving objects move at a constant speed unless acted on by force or friction.

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Force

It is a push and pull action.T

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Tension

It is a pulling force.

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Rest

It is when no force is being applied. Fr

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Friction

It opposes or slows down motion.

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Force

It is equal to mass x acceleration.