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Geese fly about 64 kilometers per hour when they migrate South for winter.
velocity
Speed is dependent on distance and time. True or False?
True
What is the unit of measurement for time?
seconds, minutes, hours
What is the metric unit of measurement for distance?
meters or kilometers
A bamboo plant grows 3.75 meters in 1 hour.
speed
What is the formula for calculating average speed?
Speed= Distance/Time
The football player increases his speed to catch the ball.
acceleration
A train slows to a stop as it reaches the station.
acceleration
A car drives north at 80km per hour.
velocity
What is the difference between speed and velocity?
Speed includes distance and time traveled. Velocity includes speed and direction.
A bicyclist leans over as she makes a turn down a hill.
acceleration
A toddler on a tricycle travels 50km in 2.5 hours.
speed
The cat ran around the kitchen as he chased the light from a laser point. He stopped when he heard the sound of mice giggling.
acceleration
A tornado moves east toward Houston at 30km/hr.
velocity
A girl rode her bicycle to a friend's house. She traveled 30 meters in 5 minutes and stopped one time along the way
acceleration
The snail traveled 2 meters in 2 months to visit her parents.
speed
A dog ran at a speed of 5m/s for 5 minutes, then increased its speed to 3m/s.
acceleration
The car slowed down as soon as the driver spotted a police car.
acceleration
A truck traveled South at 50km/hr.
velocity
describes how far and object travels in a given amount of time
speed
describes a change in motion
acceleration
describes speed and direction
velocity
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