Across
- 3. - The way something is pointing or moving.
- 5. - The size or amount of a quantity.
- 6. - Observations or measurements used to support an explanation.
- 7. - A measure of an object's inertia or amount of matter.
- 10. - The standard used to describe a measurement.
- 15. - How fast an object moves.
- 17. - A relationship in which one quantity increases as another decreases.
- 18. - The overall result after all contributions have been combined.
- 19. - A simplified representation used to explain or predict what happens.
- 20. - A condition in which competing effects balance one another.
- 22. - Universally accepted energy drink Mr. Schmadeke consumes for breakfast.
- 23. - The ability of a system to cause change or produce physical effects.
Down
- 1. - Speed in a particular direction.
- 2. - The rate at which velocity changes.
- 4. - How much one quantity changes compared with another often over time.
- 8. - Something that can be measured or described with a number and unit.
- 9. - A situation in which objects affect one another.
- 11. - The object or group of objects we choose to study.
- 12. - Two quantities that change together in a predictable relationship.
- 13. - The difference between an initial condition and a final condition.
- 14. - Something that can change or have different values.
- 16. - A change in position relative to a reference point.
- 21. - A push or pull resulting from an interaction.