vocabulary

1. A way to describe movement or force that tells you two things: how fast/far (magnitude) and which way (direction).
4. relative heaviness
7. Type of energy that an object is capable of but is stored
10. the force that draws material objects towards each other
11. Natural tendency of an object to resist changes in its state of motion including changes to speed and direction
12. The capacity to do work or ability to produce change
13. The ability to accomplish a task or produce a desired result while minimizing wasted time, energy, time, money and materials
15. protection and smart use of nature—including water, air, land, wildlife, and forests.
16. device used to measure dimension or convert signals
17. the quantity of matter within a given object

2. a special state of balance where everything is stable, still, or perfectly matched.
3. quantity representing the change in the object's position, measuring the shortest distance from start to finish
5. The rate at which an object changes its position in a specific direction
6. physical space in between two objects
8. Type of energy an object possesses due to its motion defined as the work needed to accelerate a body of a given mass from rest to its velocity
9. the act of increasing speed
14. the strength, energy, or power applied to produce motion