By:Mason Lester and Tyler Holderman

The change of velocity speeding/slowing/changing direction 

THE FRICTIONAL FORCE BETWEEN AIR AND THE OBJECTS MOVING THROUGH IT

FORCES THAT ARE EQUAL BUT IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS

A PUSH OR PULL MEASURED IN NEWTONS

A FORCE THAT OPPOSES MOTION BETWEEN TWO OBJECTS THAT ARE TOUCHING AND CAUSES AN OBJECT TO SLOW DOWN OR STOP

ENERGY AN OBJECT POSES BECAUSE OF IT'S POSITION IN A GRAVITATIONAL FIELD

A FORCE THAT PULLS AN OBJECT DOWN

THE TENDENCY OF AN OBJECT TO RESIST MOTION

ENERGY IN MOTION

AN OBJECT AT REST TENDS TO STAY AT REST AND IN OBJECT IN MOTION TENDS TO STAY IN MOTION

IT REQUIRES MORE FORCE TO MOVE A LARGER MASS

FOR EVERY ACTION, THERE IS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION

ENERGY AN OBJECT HAS DUE TO ITS POSITION

DISTANCE OVER TIME

A PUSHING FORCE THAT PROPELS AN OBJECT IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION

FORCES THAT ARE UNEQUAL AND CAUSE AN OBJECT TO ACCELARATE

SPEED IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION