Matching Quizzes in the Physics Category

Example: Observation: 1st, Conclusion: 2nd, Analyze Data: 3rd, Hypothesis: 4th

Example: A push or pull: force, A force that opposes motion between two surfaces: friction, The rate at which velocity changes.: acceleration, Change in position of an object: motion

Example: A push or pull: force, A force that opposes motion between two surfaces: friction, The rate at which velocity changes.: acceleration, Change in position of an object: motion

Example: Push or pull: force, A force that opposes motion between two surfaces: friction, The rate at which velocity changes.: acceleration, Change in position of an object: motion

Example: Push or pull: force, A force that opposes motion between two surfaces: friction, Combination of all of the forces acting on an object.: Net force, Change in position of an object: motion

Example: Push or pull: force, A force that opposes motion between two surfaces: friction, Combination of all of the forces acting on an object.: Net force, Change in position of an object: motion

Example: the opposing force of air on a flying object: drag, created when two objects rub against each other: friction, the force that pulls objects downward: gravity, the force applied to push two objects apart: thurst

Example: Potential Energy: Stored Energy, Kinetic Energy: Energy in Motion, Friction: The resistance created when two objects rub against eachother, Gravity: The force that pulls objects towards the center of the earth (down)

Example: force: a push or pull that makes an object move, push: a force used to move something away, pull: a force used to move something closer, motion: what happens when an object moves

Example: a measure of the distance an object moves in a given amount of time: speed, a measure of an object’s speed and direction: velocity, the change in an object’s velocity over a period of time: acceleration, a metric unit used to measure force: netwon

Example: An object's location or place: position, a push or pull of one object on another through direct touch: contact force, any change in the speed or direction of an object's motion: acceleration, the change in an object's position: motion

Example: Acceleration: how quickly an object increases its speed., Force: a push or a pull. The strength of a force is measured in Newtons (N)., Inertia: the tendency of an object to resist a change in its motion., Mass: the amount of matter in an object