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1. ______ : Displacement/travel time
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2. ______ : Has magnitude only
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3. ______ : Velocity at an instand of time
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4. ______ : Directed toward the center of a circular motion
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5. ______ : Actual path length
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6. ______ : Straight-line directed distance
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7. ______ : A continuous change of position
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8. ______ : Time rate of change of velocity
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9. ______ : Has magnitude and direction
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10. ______ : Motion soley under the influence of gravity
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11. ______ : Motion of a thrown object
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12. ______ : Speed at an instant of time
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13. ______ : The location of an object
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14. ______ : 9.8 m/s^2
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15. ______ : Distance traveled/travel time
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16. ______ : The most fundamental of the physical sciences
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17. ______ : Differences between final and initial velocities divided by time
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18. ______ : Zero acceleration in free-fall
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19. An object is in motion when it undergoes a continuous change of ___________.
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20. Speed is a(n) ___________ quantity.
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21. Velocity is a(n) ___________ quantity.
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22. ___________ is the actual path length.
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23. A car's speedometer reads instantaneous ___________.
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24. Speed and direction do not change for a(n) ___________ velocity.
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25. The distance traveled by a moving object increases as t^2 for a constant ___________.
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26. The metric units associated with acceleration are ___________.
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27. An object in uniform circular motion has a constant ___________.
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28. If the speed of one object in uniform circular motion is three times that of another such object (same radius), then its centripetal acceleration is ___________ times grater.
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29. Neglecting air resistance, a horizontally thrown object and an onject dropped from the same height fall with the same constant ___________.

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30. Which one of the following describes an object in motion?
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31. What is necessary to designate a position?
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32. Which one of the following is true for a deceleration?
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33. Unlike scalars, vectors have which of the following?
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34. For a constant linear acceleration, what changes uniformly?
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35. Which one of the following does NOT have units of m/s?
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36. If the speed of an onject in uniform circular motion is doubled and the radial distance remains constant, then the magnitude of the centripetal acceleration increases by what factor?
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37. In the absence of air resistance, a projectile launched at an angle of 28* above the horizontal will have the same range as a projectile launched at which of the following angles?
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38. Neglecting air resistance, which of the following is true for a ball thrown at an angle 0 to the horizontal?
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______ : Displacement/travel time
______ : Has magnitude only
______ : Velocity at an instand of time
______ : Directed toward the center of a circular motion
______ : Actual path length
______ : Straight-line directed distance
______ : A continuous change of position
______ : Time rate of change of velocity
______ : Has magnitude and direction
______ : Motion soley under the influence of gravity
______ : Motion of a thrown object
______ : Speed at an instant of time
______ : The location of an object
______ : 9.8 m/s^2
______ : Distance traveled/travel time
______ : The most fundamental of the physical sciences
______ : Differences between final and initial velocities divided by...
______ : Zero acceleration in free-fall
An object is in motion when it undergoes a continuous change of...
Speed is a(n) ___________ quantity.
Velocity is a(n) ___________ quantity.
___________ is the actual path length.
A car's speedometer reads instantaneous ___________.
Speed and direction do not change for a(n) ___________ velocity.
The distance traveled by a moving object increases as t^2 for a...
The metric units associated with acceleration are ___________.
An object in uniform circular motion has a constant ___________.
If the speed of one object in uniform circular motion is three times...
Neglecting air resistance, a horizontally thrown object and an onject...
Which one of the following describes an object in motion?
What is necessary to designate a position?
Which one of the following is true for a deceleration?
Unlike scalars, vectors have which of the following?
For a constant linear acceleration, what changes uniformly?
Which one of the following does NOT have units of m/s?
If the speed of an onject in uniform circular motion is doubled and...
In the absence of air resistance, a projectile launched at an angle of...
Neglecting air resistance, which of the following is true for a ball...
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