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4 ways to describe an objects motion |
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Speed Distance Time Direction
Think about how to describe a car going by. |
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A machine made of more than one pulley. Pullies we used to raise the truck up the ramp. Uncle Randall's Truck. |
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A machine made of two or more simple machines. Examples: Rod and Reel Egg Beaters. |
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The force applied TO a Machine. This is also the force that you are applying. |
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The amount of force applied TO a machine. |
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The force you are applying. |
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The Force that opposes motion when two surfaces rub together |
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The point at which the lever pivots(moves) |
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A machine made of a sloped surface used to raise an object. Example: Wheelchair ramp |
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A DEVICE that makes work easier by changing the side or direction of a force. |
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A measurement of the amount of matter in an object. |
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The act of changing position from one place to another. |
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An object at rest will stay at rest and an object in moving in a straight line at a certain speed will continue unless an outside force acts upon it. |
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Describes what happens when two or more forces act on an object. Example: Tug of War Example: Throwing a ball, kicking a ball. The harder you kick the farther the ball will go. |
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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Think about two balls coming together and hitting one another. They will fly apart. |
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A simple machine made of a rope wrapped around a wheel |
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The force applied BY a machine. |
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The force of the object you are trying to move (the load) |
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A Machine made of a simple plane wrapped around a post. |
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Pulley Lever Screw Wedge Wheel and Axle Inclined Plane |
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Two Reasons why people used simple Machines |
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A machine that consists of at least one slanted surface that is used to push objects apart. Example: Knife, Axe,Chisel, and Thumbtack. |
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The Force of Gravity on an Object |
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What happened during the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION |
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Many new machines were invented for doing work faster and better. Inventors combined simple machines to make many compound machines. |
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What is the time period in the 18th and 19th Centuries (1700's -1800's called? |
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A machine made with a wheel with a Rod called an Axle through its center. |
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The transfer of energy by a force that moves an object. |
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