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| Frame of Reference | The object or point from which movement is determined |
| Earth | Most common frame of reference for movement |
| Speed | Distance traveled by a moving object per unit of time |
| Constant Speed | Speed that does not change |
| Slope | The rise over run on a distance time graph |
| Straight line | Shape of a distance-time line graph for constant speed |
| Velocity | Speed in a given direction |
| Acceleration | Rate of change of velocity |
| Inertia | Tendency of things to remain in motion or at rest until an outside force act on them |
| Vector Quantity | A quantity such as velocity that specifies direction and magnitude |
| Circular Motion | Type of motion where Velocity is continuously changing because the direction is contiuously changing |
| Newton's first law of motion | The law of inertia is which of newton's laws of motion? |
| Curved line | The shape of a line on a distance time graph for acceleration |
| Net Force | combination of all the forces acting on an object |
| Equilibrium Rule | Sum of F = 0 |
| Support Force | The upward force |
| Newton | The unit of Force |
| Tension | The force that occurs in a rope when both ends are pulled in opposite directions |
| 9.8 meters per second squared | Acceleration due to gravity |
| Mass | The amount of matter in an object |
| Weight | The effect of gravity on the mass of an object |
| w=mg | The formula for weight |
| g or 9.8 m/s/s | The acceleration due to gravity |
| Sir Isaac Newton | Who came up with the fig newton - just kidding |
| Sir Isaac Newton | Who came up with the three laws of motion. |
