Collisions

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When two objects hit or interact with each other.
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A push or pull that can change an object's motion.
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The energy an object has because it is moving.
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A change or harm that happens to an object during a collision.
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A force that happens when two objects physically touch.
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A change in the shape of an object because of a force.
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A line on a graph that shows the overall pattern in the data.
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The point where an object can no longer return completely to its original shape.
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The point where an object breaks or permanently fails.
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The variable you change or control in an investigation.
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The variable you measure or observe in an investigation.
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The greatest amount of force measured during a collision.
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A drawing that shows the forces acting on an object using arrows.
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A type of brain injury that can happen when the brain is affected by a sudden hit or movement.
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A part of a nerve cell that carries signals to other cells