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The types of energy, velocity, Newton's Law of Motion, gravity.

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Types of energy, Newton's Laws, ohm's law, negative & positive energy, circuit, atoms, matter

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Types of energy
Newton's Law
Motion
Mass
Matter

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-Kinetic Energy
-Potential Energy
-Gravitational Energy
-Force
-Pull
-Magnetic Energy
-Friction
-Matter
-Mass
-Velocity
-Elasticity
-Joule
-Thermal Energy
-Newtons law
-Speed
-Aerodynamics
-Motion

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-Kinetic Energy
-Potential Energy
-Mechanical Energy
-Thermal Energy
-Nuclear Energy
-Elastic Energy
-Electrical Energy
-Newton's Laws
-Force
-Magnetism
-Gravity
-Speed
-Velocity
-Friction
-Tension
-Matter
-Mass
-Acceleration

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Annie W, Shannon O, Cameron F, Matthew G

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Annie W, Shannon O, Cameron F, Matthew G

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Force
Gravity
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
Newton's laws
Elastic Energy

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Velocity, Speed, Kinetic, Potential, Energy, Thermal, Force, Newton's law, Motion, Impact, Gravity

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Newton's laws of motion. Air resistance, force, acceleration, thrust, energy, kinetic, potential, thermal, elastic, gravitational, law of conervation of Energy, mechanical, chemical, electrical, nuclar, radiant, verticies,  speed, work, distance, joules, mass, friction, velocity, pull, tention.

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Types of energy relates to our Frisbee activity because when we winded up to throw, the Frisbee had potential energy, and when we throw, the Frisbee had kinetic energy. Matter and atoms because that is what the Frisbee is made of. Newton's Laws because newton's laws concern gravity and gravity affects the Frisbee.

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Annie W, Shannon O, Cameron F, Matthew G

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Annie W, Shannon O, Cameron F, Matthew G

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You need force to throw the frisbee. Then the frisbee has potential energy and then once it is in motion it contains kinetic energy. Gravitational Energy because when it is in the air, eventually the gravity pushes it down to the ground.

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Holding back the frisbee, can be potential energy, releasing the frisbee can be kinetic energy. Gravity also plays a part when the frisbee falls diown according to Newton's Law.

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The force of our throw affected the amount of kinetic energy, the velocity, and how far it the frisbee went.

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Gravity made the Frisbee come down eventuality. Kinetic energy makes the Frisbee move.

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There was gravity involved. There was also aerodynamics, which allowed the Frisbee to go through the air. The shape and the material of the Frisbee was also very important, including mass, which affects the speed of the Frisbee. Another thing to take note of is the kinetic energy that we use to throw the Frisbee.

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-What are some more types of energy?
-How does velocity affect the energy?
-How do you measure energy?

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What factors affect motion? What is the difference between heat and thermal energy? What are the different types of physics?

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What relationship does physics have with math, chemistry, and biology?

How many molecules can move at once?

How does Physics affect our daily lives?

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Does size affect motion?
Is physics everywhere and so how?
Why is physics important to learn?

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When you are about to throw the Frisbee it has potential energy. After you throw it if speeds up because you are using force and it accelerates. While it's moving it has kinetic energy.

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How does the Frisbee stay up in the air? How does the power affect how long it stays in the air? How do you make the Frisbee curve?

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Annie W, Shannon O, Cameron F, Matthew G

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Annie W, Shannon O, Cameron F, Matthew G

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What's the difference between kinetic energy and gravitational energy?
Where else could force come from besides humans?
Where is the energy in the frisbee stored?

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How does force relate to gravity?
Are all of Newton's laws connected or are they specific to some situations?
How does Magnetic force work?

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When the frisbee is thrown, wind hit the edges of the frisbee making vertices under the frisbee causing lift.

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What are Newton's laws of motion?

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Mass, Matter, and energy

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How does physics affect our daily lives?

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Is the Newton's laws of motion affect physics?