What are the units we normally use for speed?

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What is displacement?

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What is a vector

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What is a scalar

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What do you call speed in a direction?

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The total distance ÷ total time?

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What do we call the speed at one instant of time?

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What do we call the variable we change in an investigation?

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What do we call the variable we measure in an investigation?

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What do we call the variables we keep the same to make an investigation a fair test?

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Why do we share results/use peer review in science?

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What is the slope of a graph called

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What sort of lines on graphs do we use the word constant to describe?

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What two things might change when something accelerates?

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What are the normal units we use for acceleration?

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What do we call a change in velocity

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What device do we use to measure force?

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What are the units of force?

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What have magnetic, electrostatic and gravitation forces all got in common?

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In a force field what does it mean if the lines are closer?

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Name four magnetic materials?

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What does repel mean?

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What type of electrical charges attract each other?

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What is another name for the gravitational force?

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What is the equation relating mass, gravity and weight?

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What angle to the surface does the normal contact force always act?

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What do we call the upward force that acts on an aeroplane wing

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What do we call the upward force that helps things float?

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What do we call the push force from an engine or shove?

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Which direction do friction and air resistance always act on an object moving forwards?

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What type of surfaces have low friction?

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What happens to air resistance as an object moves faster?

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What do we call results that do not fit the pattern?

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What sort of errors cause anomalies?

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What do we call the single force we can use to show the result of lots of forces acting on an object?

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How big is the resultant if forces are balanced?

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What do we call a situation where the forces acting on an object do not cancel each other out?

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What do we call a situation where the forces acting on an object cancel each other out?

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If the forces acting on a moving object are balanced, what will happen to its velocity?

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If the forces acting on a moving object are unbalanced, what will happen to its velocity?

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What happens to the velocity of an object if the resultant force acting on it is 0N?

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What happens to the velocity of an object if the resultant force acting on it is 10N?

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What three things can change when forces are unbalanced?

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What is the science word describing how much something has stretched?

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The science word for objects that return to their original shape after being stretched or squashed?

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The name of the error when a device does not start at 0?

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The factor that affects both thinking and braking distance?

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The name of the distance you travel while thinking about stopping (reacting)?

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According to Newton's 3rd Law every action has an equal and …

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