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speeddistance/time
velocitydistance/time + direction
newton's first lawan object at rest stays at rest, an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an outside force
inertiaresistance to change in state (rest/motion)
newton's second lawForce = mass x acceleration
metric units of speedm/s
metric units of forcenewtons (N)
metric units of accelerationm/s2
frictionthe force between two objects that opposes the motion of either object
gravitythe attraction between two particles of matter due to mass; affected by mass & distance between objects
acceleration formula(final velocity - initial velocity)/change in time
acceleration definitionchange in speed or direction
newton's third lawfor every action there's an equal and opposite reaction
momentummass x velocity; quantity of motion that an object has
forcepush or pull
massamount of matter in an object
weightmass x gravitational pull (kind of force)
kinetic energyenergy of motion
potential energystored energy
conductionheat transfer by touch
convectionheat transfer by the movement of liquids or gases (warm rises, cool sinks due to density)
radiationheat transfer without touch
EM Spectrumthe different types of light put in order by frequency/wavelength
EM Waves in Orderradio, microwave, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, x-ray, gamma
Visible Light Spectrum in OrderROY G BIV
Wavea disturbance that transfers energy from place to place
Two Types of WavesLongitudinal & Transverse
Parts of a WaveTrough, Crest, Wavelength, Amplitude
Frequencythe number of waves/per second
Workforce x distance
Types of Simple Machinespulley, screw, wedge, inclined plane, lever, wheel & axle
Conservation of Energyenergy can not be created or destroyed it just changes form
Compound Machinemore than one simple machine working together
Ways Light Interacts with Matterreflection, refraction, absorption, transmission
transmissionwhen light goes through
absorptionwhen light is stopped
reflectionwhen light hits and bouces away from an object
refractionwhen light is bent as it enters a different medium
longitudinal wavesound travels this way; like a slinky
transverse wavelight travels this way; up/down or side to side
gamma raytype of light with highest frequency/most damage
radio wavetype of light with lowest frequency/least damage
types of energypotential, kinetic, mechanical, thermal, electrical, electromagnetic, nuclear, chemical
Methods of Heat Transferconduction, convection, radiation
cresttop of a transverse wave
troughbottom of a transverse wave
wavelengthdistance from crest to crest of a transverse wave
amplitudehalf the height of a transverse wave (1/2 crest to trough)
what's on a speed graphs axes?X: time Y: distance
what's on an acceleration graphs axesX: time Y: velocity or speed


Seventh Grade Science Instructor
Wilbur Middle School
Wichita, KS

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