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Across3. When you add up all the lengths that you travel, you get the ____. (8)
5. Because displacements are vectors, they have a measurement and a ______. (9)
7. Inertia is based solely on this (4)
8. On a position time graph, a curve tells you that ___ has occurred. (12)
9. A scalar quantity that can be calculated by dividing distance by time. (5)
12. speed in a particular direction (8)
13. The gravitation force acting on an object. Measured in Newtons. (6)
14. Examples are acceleration, force, velocity, and momentum. (6)
15. All ____________objects accelerate at the same rate, -10m/s^2 on earth. (7)
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Down1. The tendency of an object to maintain a constant motion unless acted upon by a net force. (7)
2. Gravitation Force and Distance are _______ related. Think: if you move further from a planet (more distance), does the planet exert a larger or smaller force on you? (9)
4. The length of the shortest distance between where an object starts and finishes. (12)
6. Objects dropped on the moon fall more slowly because the moon has less acceleration due to_____. (7)
10. Gravitational Force and Mass are ______ related. Think: how does a more massive planet affect the force it exerts? (8)
11. Newton's ______ law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. (5)
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ACROSS
3. When you add up all the lengths that you travel, you get the ____. (8)
5. Because displacements are vectors, they have a measurement and a ______. (9)
7. Inertia is based solely on this (4)
8. On a position time graph, a curve tells you that ___ has occurred. (12)
9. A scalar quantity that can be calculated by dividing distance by time. (5)
12. speed in a particular direction (8)
13. The gravitation force acting on an object. Measured in Newtons. (6)
14. Examples are acceleration, force, velocity, and momentum. (6)
15. All ____________objects accelerate at the same rate, -10m/s^2 on earth. (7)
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1. The tendency of an object to maintain a constant motion unless acted upon by a net force. (7)
2. Gravitation Force and Distance are _______ related. Think: if you move further from a planet (more distance), does the planet exert a larger or smaller force on you? (9)
4. The length of the shortest distance between where an object starts and finishes. (12)
6. Objects dropped on the moon fall more slowly because the moon has less acceleration due to_____. (7)
10. Gravitational Force and Mass are ______ related. Think: how does a more massive planet affect the force it exerts? (8)
11. Newton's ______ law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. (5)
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