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| Buoyancy | The tendency of liquids like water to keep objects afloat. |
| Bernoulli's Effect | The concept that as the speed or velocity increases, the pressure decreases. |
| Archimedes' Principle | When an object is placed in water, an amount of water equal to the object's volume will be displaced. |
| Drag | A force that resists forward motion through a fluid or air. |
| Thrust | The push or driving force that causes an airplane, rocket, or other object to move forward. |
| Lift | The upward force of air pressure below an airplane's wings that causes the airplane to rise. |
| Momentum | The combined effect of an object's mass and velocity. |
| Law of Conservation of Momentum | This law states that momentum can be transferred but cannot be lost. |
| Third Law of Motion | This law states that for every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force. |
| Second Law of Motion | This law states that an object that is at rest or in motion will not change its condition unless some force acts on that object. |
| First Law of Motion | This law states that an object at rest tends to remain at rest and that object's in motion tend to stay in motion. |
| Mass | The amount of matter in an object. |
| Formula for Momentum | M x V |
| Formula for Force | M x A |
| Formula for Speed | Distance divided by Time |
| Formual for Acceleration | A change in speed (S(2)- S(1)) divided by Time |
