5th - Science Unit 3 Lesson 1 notes Flashcards

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What is the length of the arrow on the grid which can be measured with a ruler?

A

Distance

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What are the two parts of motion?

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Distance and direction

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2
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What units is distance measured in?

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Meters (m), kilometers (km), feet (ft) or miles (mi)

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What is where the arrow is pointing?

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Direction

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How do you measure direction?

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Using a compass or protractor

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5
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What words do we use to describe direction?

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North, south, east and west

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6
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What do you need from which to measure position or motion?

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Frame of reference

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7
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How do you calculate speed?

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You divide the distance traveled by the time spent traveling.

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What are units of speed?

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Are units of distance per unit of time, such as meters per second (m/s), kilometers per hour (km/h), feet per second (ft/s), or miles per hour (mph).

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Compare and contrast speed to velocity.

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(Speed is how fast an object’s position changes over time. Velocity is a measurement that combines both the speed and the direction of a moving object.). Both speed and velocity tell you how fast but velocity also tells you what direction..

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How do you determine velocity?

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Xxxxxx

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Is the change in velocity over time for an object?

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Acceleration

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12
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An object accelerates when?

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It changes its velocity over time (when it speeds up or down).

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13
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Acceleration means what?

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Either the speed or direction has changed

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14
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How do you calculate acceleration?

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Change in speed divided by time equals acceleration.

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15
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What units is acceleration given?

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(m/s)/s

16
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What is it called when an object is losing speed?

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Decelerating

17
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Explain how acceleration of an object can change even though speed of that object stays the same.

A

A change in velocity does not just mean a change in speed…it can mean a change in direction.

18
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What can cause a change in momentum?

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When you change mass or velocity

19
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What is the result of an object having MORE momentum?

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The easier it is for that object to move other objects.

20
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How do you find an object’s momentum?

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It is the product of mass multiplied by velocity

21
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What are units of momentum?

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Kilograms meters per second (kg m/s) or gram meters per second (g m/s)

22
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What makes it hard to change an object’s momentum?

A

Interim

23
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What is the tendency of any object to resist a change in motion or of a moving object to keep moving in a straight line?

A

Inertia

24
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What happens to the inertia of an object as the mass of the object increases?

A

It increases

25
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Which would be more difficult to stop a professional hockey player at 4 m/s or a fifth grader skating at 4 m/s? Why?

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A professional hockey player because he has more mass.