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Learning Goal ID: 371

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Statements: 3 days
Actions: 1 days
Total: 4 days


Statements (What Students Know)

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BalancedForceVelNoChange
Balanced forces acting on an object do not change the object's velocity.

UnbalancedForceStart
If unbalanced forces act on a stopped object, the object will start to move, and the motion will be in the direction of the force.

UnbalancedForceVelChange
Unbalanced forces acting on an object change the object's velocity.


Actions (What Students Can Do)

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DesignControlledExp
Design a simple controlled experiment to answer a particular scientific question. The experiment has one independent variable, one independent variable, and one controlled variable

Measure
Measure a quantity


Inherited Categories

Force and Motion: Newt

GradeBand: 0305 0608

MathOrExperiment: ExperimentalSkills

Mechanics: Dynamics

NewtonsLaws: NewtonsFirstLaw NewtonsLaws Unassigned

NewtonsSecondLaw: Qualitative

Number of Forces: More Than Two

Quantitativeness: Qualitative

Quantity: Acceleration Velocity


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