Physics revision terminal velocity, changing speeds and space 2.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PhysicsForces and MotionGCSEAll boards Created by: jakeCreated on: 17-03-11 17:35 Physics speed=distance/time Distance=speedxtime Time=distance/speed speed has no direction but velocity has a direction. an incresse in speed is called acceleration a decrease in speed is called decellration speed is usually mesured in meters per second acceleration=change of velocity/Time taken 1 of 2 More physics The bigger the force the bigger acceleration a falling object(if we ignore air resitance) will acurately fall at 10m/s squared termianl velocity depends on your weight, surface area and density of the air The large a parachute the slower it will go 2 of 2
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