A push, pull, friction or gravity are all examples of..

• velocity
• Newton's First Law of Motion
• momentum
• force

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A force that acts on an object to slow or stop its motion

• speed
• friction
• gravity
• unbalanced forces

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the speed and direction of an object is known as its

• velocity
• momentum
• inertia
• mass

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The distance an object can travel in a specific amount of time is its

• motion
• position
• speed
• inertia

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the amount of matter an object has is its

• velocity
• mass
• inertia
• momentum

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An increase in speed or a change in velocity is

• force
• momentum
• acceleration
• balanced forces

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The change in the position of an object is

• direction
• momentum
• friction
• motion

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Equal forces acting in opposition to each other where no movement is created is a

• balanced force
• unbalanced force
• position time graph
• direction

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The location of an object is its

• velocity
• position
• motion
• momentum

The ability to do work

• motion
• energy
• force
• gravity

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