1. Match the term with the correct examples and definitions. * 6 points speed velocity acceleration measurement of the distance an object traveled in a specific time slowing down at a red light speed and direction an object traveled 25 km/hr change in speed and/or direction 100 km/hr north measurement of the distance an object traveled in a specific time slowing down at a red light speed and direction an object traveled 25 km/hr change in speed and/or direction 100 km/hr north
speed - measurement of the distance an object traveled in a specific time (25 km/hr, 100 km/hr)
velocity - speed and direction an object traveled (100 km/hr north)
acceleration - change in speed and/or direction (slowing down at a red light)
Term: Speed
Definition: Measurement of the distance an object traveled in a specific time
Example: An object traveling 25 km/hr
Term: Velocity
Definition: Speed and direction an object traveled
Example: An object traveling 100 km/hr north
Term: Acceleration
Definition: Change in speed and/or direction
Example: Slowing down at a red light
To match the terms with the correct examples and definitions, let's break it down step by step:
1. Speed: Measurement of the distance an object traveled in a specific time.
Example: 100 km/hr.
2. Velocity: Speed and direction an object traveled.
Example: 100 km/hr north.
3. Acceleration: Change in speed and/or direction.
Example: Slowing down at a red light.
Now, let's match the terms with their respective examples and definitions:
- Speed: Measurement of the distance an object traveled in a specific time.
Correct example: 25 km/hr.
- Velocity: Speed and direction an object traveled.
Correct example: 100 km/hr north.
- Acceleration: Change in speed and/or direction.
Correct example: Slowing down at a red light.
By understanding the definitions of each term and carefully analyzing the given examples, you can determine the correct match.