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Science TAKS – UNIT Session. Force Force is measured in Newtons (N). Force = Newtons Newtons = Force.

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1 Science TAKS – UNIT Session

2 Force Force is measured in Newtons (N). Force = Newtons Newtons = Force

3 Power Powers is measured in watts. Power = watts Watts = power

4 Distance Distance is measured in meters Distance = meters Meters = Distance 1 kilometer = ______ m

5 Resistance Resistance is measured in ohms. Resistance slows down what? Resistance = Ohms Ohms = Resistance

6 Current Current is measured in amps. Current = amps Amps = current

7 Voltage Voltage is measured in volts. Voltage = Volts Volts = Voltage

8 Volume Volume is measure in liters Volume = liters Liters = Volume

9 Work Work is measured in Joules Holding an object = no work done. The object must move. Work = Joules Joules = work

10 Momentum Momentum is a property that shows how hard it is to stop or start an object. A semi has a lot of momentum. Momentum (P)= M*V M*V = (P) Momentum What letter stands for momentum?

11 Question Give me an example of speed, acceleration, and velocity?

12 Question What is the difference between a series circuit and a parallel circuit?

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