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Speed
The
distance
an object travels per unit of
time
Speed
The
distance
an object
travels
in a specific amount of time
Distance
In
meters
(m)
Time
In
seconds
(s)
Speed
In meters per second
(
m
/s)
Formulas
Distance: ST
Speed: D/T
Time: D/S
Distance
How
far
an object moves in
total
Displacement
The
distance
and direction an object moves from a
starting
position
Velocity
A description of both
speed
and
direction
Velocity is an example of a vector, a quantity that has both
magnitude
and
direction
Objects
Can
speed
up
Can
slow
down
Can change
direction
Acceleration
Measures how much an object's
speed changes
over a certain time
Types
of acceleration
Change in
speed
Change in
direction
Change in
speed
and
direction
Positive
acceleration
Object
speeds
up
Negative
acceleration
Object
slows down
Zero
acceleration
Constant
or
no
speed
Energy
The ability or
capacity
to do work
Types
of energy
Potential
energy
Kinetic
energy
Gravitational
potential energy
Depends upon an object's
height
above a
reference
point
m
Mass
(
kg
)
g
9.8
m/s
^
2
h
Height
(
m
)
Gravitational
potential energy
Higher
the object, the more potential energy
Greater
the mass, the more potential energy
Elastic
potential energy
An object that is
stretched
or
compressed
v
Velocity
(m/s)
Kinetic
energy
Faster the object moves, the more
kinetic
energy
Greater the mass, the more
kinetic
energy
Velocity
has more of an effect on kinetic energy because the velocity is
squared