Science Motion Unit
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Topics of this game:
- What do you need to describe motion accurately and completely?
- What is the length of a path between two points called?
- What is a quantity that has magnitude and direction?
- How do you add two or more vectors?
- What do you call the movement of an object towards Earth solely because of gravity?
- Constant acceleration is a steady change in what?
- How do you calculate acceleration?
- How do you calculate change in velocity?
- How do you calculate average speed?
- What type of graph is a good way to describe motion?
- What is the term for an object's speed and direction in which they’re moving?
- What is the SI?
- What is the symbol for the unit "Meter"?
- What is the unit for acceleration?
- What helps make very large or small numbers easier to work with?
- What can significant figures tell us?
- The SI unit for measuring distance is what?
- How big is a centimeter in relation to the meter?
- One kilometer is how many meters?
- What is magnitude?
- When two displacements (represented by vectors) are going in the same direction, do you add or subtract the vectors?
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