Speed, Velocity and Acceleration

What is the equation for speed?

• Distance / Time

• Velocity / Direction

• Time / Distance

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What is the equation for Acceleration?

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If you are moving at a constant velocity, can you feel any motion?

• Yes, because balanced forces require movement.

• Yes, because you can feel like you're moving when riding in a car.

• No, because there is no change in acceleration.

• No, because you cannot move at a constant velocity.

Can an object have a negative acceleration?

• Yes, it means that an object is slowing down.

• Yes, but it depends on if the object is going uphill or downhill.

• No, only speed can be negative.

• No, acceleration means speeding up so it must be positive.

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Velocity describes which two things about an object's motion? ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• Acceleration
• Speed
• Direction
• Distance
• Posistion
• Balanced Forces
• Linear
• Time

The quantity of motion is defined as

• Momentum

• Acceleration

• Velocity

• Curvature

• Speed

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Mike rides his bike at a speed of 15 miles per hour for 3 hours. What distance did Mike travel?​ ​ ​

• 45 miles
• 5 miles
• 18 miles
• 0.2 miles

Which of the below will have the most momentum?

• Large mass, fast velocity

• Large mass, slow velocity

• Small mass, fast velocity

• small mass. slow velocity

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What is the equation for Force?

• Mass x Acceleration

• Mass x Momentum

• Velocity x Momentum

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An object has a mass of 14kg and has a velocity of 3m/sec. What is its Momentum?

• 42kg/m * sec

• 4.7kg/m * sec

• 11kg/m * sec

• 17kg/m * sec

• 0.21kg/m * sec