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Forces: Speed, Direction and Shape
Instructions:
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An increase in speed is known as:
A. Deceleration
B. Accleration
C. Friction
D. Resistance
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An decrease in speed is known as
A. Acceleration
B. Deceleration
C. Friction
D. Resistance
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Changes in direction include:
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An elastic object:
A. doesn't change shape
B. Returns to its original shape
C. Changes shape when a force is acting on it
D. Retains its new shape
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An inelastic object:
A. doesn't change shape
B. Retains its new shape
C. Returns to its original shape
D. Changes shape when a force is acting on it
Forces: Speed, Direction and Shape
(Answer Key)
Instructions:
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An increase in speed is known as:
A. Deceleration
B. Accleration
C. Friction
D. Resistance
-
An decrease in speed is known as
A. Acceleration
B. Deceleration
C. Friction
D. Resistance
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Changes in direction include:
-
An elastic object:
A. doesn't change shape
B. Returns to its original shape
C. Changes shape when a force is acting on it
D. Retains its new shape
-
An inelastic object:
A. doesn't change shape
B. Retains its new shape
C. Returns to its original shape
D. Changes shape when a force is acting on it