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    Concept Map - Motion

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    The document is a concept map about motion that can be summarized in 3 sentences: Aristotle classified motion as natural or unnatural, which was expanded on by Galileo and Newton through experiments. Force is measured in Newtons and causes acceleration by overcoming inertia, which is a measure of mass measured in kilograms. Velocity is defined as speed plus direction as a vector quantity that changes with acceleration.

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    The document is a concept map about motion that can be summarized in 3 sentences: Aristotle classified motion as natural or unnatural, which was expanded on by Galileo and Newton through experiments. Force is measured in Newtons and causes acceleration by overcoming inertia, which is a measure of mass measured in kilograms. Velocity is defined as speed plus direction as a vector quantity that changes with acceleration.

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    The document is a concept map about motion that can be summarized in 3 sentences: Aristotle classified motion as natural or unnatural, which was expanded on by Galileo and Newton through experiments. Force is measured in Newtons and causes acceleration by overcoming inertia, which is a measure of mass measured in kilograms. Velocity is defined as speed plus direction as a vector quantity that changes with acceleration.

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    Concept Map - Motion

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    Erica Dale Serrano
    The document is a concept map about motion that can be summarized in 3 sentences: Aristotle classified motion as natural or unnatural, which was expanded on by Galileo and Newton through experiments. Force is measured in Newtons and causes acceleration by overcoming inertia, which is a measure of mass measured in kilograms. Velocity is defined as speed plus direction as a vector quantity that changes with acceleration.

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    Name______________________________________ Physical Science

    Date ________________ Period _________

    Motion Concept Map


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    Name______________________________________ Physical Science

    Date ________________ Period _________

    Motion Concept Map


    Use the words below to fill in the Concept Map. The linking words have been provided for you. scientist direction Laws of Motion inertia speed unnatural motion Galileo velocity natural mass force Newton Aristotle experiments kg N philosopher vector

    acceleration

    push or pull

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