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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Motion. 11.1 Distance and Direction. Choosing a frame of reference To describe motion ____________ and __________, a frame of reference is necessary. Ex: A butterfly moves, but so does the Earth.

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Matter in Motion

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Motion Graphs

Motion Graphs. Describing the motion of an object is occasionally hard to do with words. Sometimes graphs help make the motion easier to picture, and therefore understand. Motion is a : change in position measured by distance and time Speed tells: us the rate at which an object moves

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Long and short term changes in climate

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Position, Velocity , and Acceleration

Position, Velocity , and Acceleration. Review- 3-C Continued . Important Terms. Position Function gives the location of an object at time t , usually s ( t ), x ( t ), or y ( t )

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Scale and Distance

Scale and Distance. Map Scales. Large scale maps show the most detail but only cover a small area e.g. road maps, town plans. Small scale maps show less detail but cover a larger area e.g. maps of the whole of the UK. How is scale shown on a map?. 1. As a written statement

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What is velocity?

What is velocity?. Speed with direction. What formula is used to figure out the velocity of an object?. The formula for speed. S = m/s. What is the velocity of the following?. Luis is riding his bike up a hill at 6 miles/hour. His velocity is 6 miles/hour uphill

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Problem Statement

Problem Statement Clay-Wilkin, Becker and Otter Tail Public Health identified the need for a way to regularly solicit input and advice from key stakeholders in the region about how best to address obesity and tobacco use/exposure. Aim

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