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The location from whichmotion is studied. |
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How far apart two objects are. |
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Both the direction and the numerical difference between the final position and the initial position. |
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Those that only have magnitude. |
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Describes both magnitude and direction. |
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Arrows that represent both the magnitude and the direction of motion. |
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Distance traveled over a given amount of time. |
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Speed of an object at an exact moment of time. |
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When there is no change in speed. |
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Total distance traveled by the elapsed time. |
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The amount of change in any measurement over time. |
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Represents both the speed and direction in which an object is moving. |
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Changes in speed or direction. |
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Motion not in a straight line. |
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Thrown or launched horizontally and effected by gravity. |
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Thrown on the surface of the Earth. |
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A projectile that is in an arc shaped path. |
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Motion that travels in a circular movement. |
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