A change in velocity

For every force or action there is an equal and opposite force or reaction

The force of an object is equal to its mass times its acceleration

Forces that cause a change in motion

The energy of motion

The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion

A force that opposes motion

Stored energy

Objects in motion or at rest tend to stay that way unless acted on by unbalanced forces

Forces that do not cause a change in motion

Distance traveled per unit time in a specified direction

The "total" force acting on an object:

A change in velocity:

Speed and direction :

Food, fuel & batteries

Energy is never created or destroyed, it's simply transformed into other types

Forces that do NOT cause a change in motion:

The energy of motion:

The unit of force:

What type of potential energy results from an object being suspended above Earth's surface?

What kind of potential energy results from stretching a rubber band, a spring, or a stretchy material?

What kind of potential energy is stored in the bonds between atoms, such as in food, fuel, or batteries?

The unit for mass (when calculating force) is:

The unit we use for measurements of acceleration:

Total distance divided by total time is:

Speed of an object at one moment in time is...

A straight line on a distance/time graph indicates...

The total force acting on an object is...