SeeS. Distance How much ground an object has covered.

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SeeS

Distance How much ground an object has covered

Velocity How fast an object is going in a certain direction.

Acceleration How quickly an object slows down or speeds up.

Force A push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change direction. The larger the weight, the larger the force. The larger the force, the larger the acceleration.

Video The Ultimate Race!

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Jet Fighter versus Car versus Motorcycle MOTORCYCLE: Accelerates fastest off the starting line (because it is the lightest). But its top speed is only about 175 MPH (280 km/hr or 80 m/sec). CAR:Accelerates second fastest off the starting line (because it is the next lightest). But top speed is only about 200 MPH (325 km/hr or 90 m/sec). JET FIGHTER: Slowest of the starting line (it is by far the heaviest). But is accelerates for the longest time g for more than 25 seconds. But top speed MACH 2 or 1,400 MPH with a take off speed of about MPH.

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Sprinter 40 m Split Times World Record & Grade 5s Sprinters accelerate fairly quickly (2 to 4 seconds) and then try and keep at that speed (velocity). World Record: 40 meters in about 4.5 s Top speed about 12 meters/second or 27 MPH Grade 5 Fastest 40 m in about 6.5 s Top speed about 8 meters/second or 18 MPH Grade 5 Fastest 40 m in about 7.2 s Top speed about 7 meters/second or 15 MPH and no fade! 1

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