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    Acceleration = gradient acceleration = change in velocity / time F=m.a Force spreadsheets velocity v time graphs speed and velocity Average velocity = displacement / time momentum = mass x velocity Adding forces Define acceleration.

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    Acceleration = gradient acceleration = change in velocity / time F=m.a Force spreadsheets velocity v time graphs speed and velocity Average velocity = displacement / time momentum = mass x velocity Adding forces Define acceleration.

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    Acceleration = gradient acceleration = change in velocity / time F=m.a Force spreadsheets velocity v time graphs speed and velocity Average velocity = displacement / time momentum = mass x velocity Adding forces Define acceleration.

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    Acceleration Acceleration = change F=m.

    a Force spreadsheets
    = gradient in velocity / time

    Adding forces
    Velocity v time Define
    graphs acceleration
    Free body diagrams Action = reaction
    Speed and
    velocity
    Unbalanced forces
    Average velocity = = acceleration
    P2 T9 As fast as you can
    displacement / time

    Momentum = mass x velocity Balanced forces =


    constant velocity
    Factors affecting
    stopping distance
    Absorbing momentum
    in collisions Terminal velocity when
    weight = air resistance
    Stopping distance
    Calculating risk increases with speed

    Air resistance
    Why people Effectiveness of car increases with speed
    accept some risks safety equipment

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