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The measure of quantity of matter in an object |
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The ratio of mass and volume of an object |
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A defined quantity of space |
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To or more substances together |
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A mixture formed when one substance dissolves into another |
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Dissolves into the sovent |
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A substance which a solute dissolves to form a solution |
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Capable of being dissoled |
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Not capable of being dissovled |
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A soulution with the maximum amount of dissovled solute |
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It can with stand more solute |
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Contains more solute than can be dissolved |
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Independent Variable |
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The thing we are changing |
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The thing not being changed |
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Something that doesnt change throughout the whole experiment |
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It happens when a force moves an object some distance |
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MAkes work easy by reduceing effort force or changing the direction of effort foarce |
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Mechanaical Advantage |
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Advantage of using a simple machine
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It is applied to a simple machine |
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The machine does the work |
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Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it |
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Body of mass, and it has to do woth magnitude |
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The Mutual forces of action and reaction between two bodies are equal oppisite and collinear |
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Possesses dues to its motion |
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Stored in a body or in a system due to its potion in a force |
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Gravitational Potential Energy |
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It has gravitaional force |
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Grams per cubic cenemeter (g/cm3) |
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