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| the length between two place |
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| the location of a object compared with things around it |
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| a change in a objects position compared to fixed objects around it |
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| how fast an objects position changes with time at any given moment |
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| a description of ant gining object speed and direction |
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| a change in velocity ofan object over time |
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| any push or pull exerted by one object or another possibly causing change in motion |
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| a force that is exerted only when objects are touching |
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| the combination of all forces acting on a object |
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| forces that act toghether on a object without changing its motion |
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| forces that do not cancel each other out and that causes a object to change its motion |
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| forces of attraction among all objects |
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| a force that oppposes the motion of an object in contact with a surface |
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| the force that opposes the motion of a object |
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| a force exerted by a material |
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| a pulling forced applied to an object that can make an object stretch |
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| newtons first law of motion |
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| a physical law stating that an object at rest tends to stay at rest and a object moving in a straight line at constant speed tends to continue moving |
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| newtons second law of motion |
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| a physical law that states that an objects accelaration depends on the objects mass and the amount of net force applied to it |
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| newtons third law of motion |
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| a physical law that states that for every action their is an equal and opposite reaction |
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| the initial push or pull of one object or another object |
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| the push or pull of a second object back on the object that started the push or pull |
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