Across
- 1. The digits in a measurement that carry meaning contributing to its precision.
- 4. The horizontal and vertical parts into which a single vector can be resolved.
- 5. The zero point on a coordinate system where all axes intersect.
- 9. The rate of change of displacement or speed with a specific direction.
- 10. The sub-field of physics that describes motion without considering its causes.
- 14. How close a measured value is to the true or accepted value.
- 15. The vector that represents the sum of two or more individual vectors.
- 19. The decimal-based system of measurement used by scientists worldwide.
- 20. The size or extent of a physical quantity.
- 21. How close a series of measurements are to one another.
Down
- 2. The value of a quantity at a specific exact moment in time.
- 3. The physical nature of a quantity such as length or mass.
- 6. The force responsible for the acceleration of an object in free fall.
- 7. The Greek letter commonly used to represent the angle of a vector.
- 8. The longest side of a right triangle representing a vector size.
- 11. A physical quantity that has magnitude but no direction.
- 12. The rate at which an object's velocity changes over time.
- 13. A dimensionless vector with a magnitude of exactly one.
- 16. A word part like milli or kilo added to a unit to indicate a power of ten.
- 17. A quantity that possesses both magnitude and a specific direction.
- 18. The straight-line change in position from a starting point to an end point.
