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Physics flashcards on average speed, velocity, acceleration, and distance-time graphs for middle school.
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This 12-card flashcard set covers speed, velocity, and acceleration for middle school physics students. Topics include average speed formulas (d/t), the difference between speed and velocity, acceleration units, and how motion appears on distance-time graphs. Use it for test review, formula practice, or vocabulary reinforcement in a motion and forces unit.

Subject:
Science
Topic:
Physics
Grade Level:
6th – 8th Grades
Updated February 2025

Terms in This Set

  • What is the formula d/t used for calculating?
  • What are the units for speed?
  • How do you calculate average speed?
  • What do you need to have in order to describe velocity?
  • What is the difference between velocity and speed of an object?
  • Acceleration is measure in _________units? What do you always have to do to the answer of an acceleration problem?
  • How does acceleration show on a distance time graph?
  • Speed on a distance time graph shows up as what kind of line?
  • No motion on a distance time graph shows up how?
  • What is the formula for speed?
  • What is the formula for velocity?
  • What is the formula for average speed?

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