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Chapter 1 Force and Motion (Key Concepts)

front 1

What is required to change the velocity of an object?

back 1

A force is required to change an object's velocity.

front 2

What does an object’s change in velocity depend on?

back 2

It depends on the direction of the force exerted on the object.

front 3

What effect does a stronger force have on velocity?

back 3

A stronger force causes a greater change in velocity.

front 4

How does cause-and-effect help in science?

back 4

It helps you infer what led to a particular result.

front 5

What happens when you push or pull an unmoving object?

back 5

It can make the object start moving.

front 6

What happens when you push or pull a moving object?

back 6

It can make the object speed up, slow down, stop, or change direction.

front 7

Do all forces have the same strength?

back 7

No, forces vary in strength.

front 8

What does the strength of a force affect?

back 8

It affects how much an object's velocity changes.

front 9

What is friction?

back 9

A force exerted in the opposite direction of motion, causing velocity to decrease.