Write the letter of the matching term on the blank to the left of the matching definition.
___U_ 1. Speed together with the direction of motion. A. Acceleration
___A_ 2. The rate at which the velocity is changing. B. Current __T__ 3. An arrow whose length represents the magnitude of a quantity C. Energy And the direction represents the direction of the quantity. D. Equilibrium ___M_ 4. The resistance of any body to change its state of motion. E. Field __G__ 5.Any influence that tends to accelerate an object. F. Fluid ___H_ 6. The force that acts to resist the relative motion of objects or G. Force materials which are in contact. H. Friction __O__ 7.The product of the mass and the velocity of an object. I. Gravity _____ 8. The property of an object or a system that enables it to do work J. Half-Life while being a conserved quantity. K. Heat __I__ 9. The acceleration exerted on a mass near a planet. L. Impulse __E__ 10. That which exists in the space surrounding a mass, or electric charge, M. Inertia or magnet, so that another one introduced into this region will N. Magnetism experience a force. O. Momentum __F__ 11. Anything that flows, like a liquid or a gas. P. Pressure ___P_ 12. Force per surface area where the force is normal to the surface. Q. Quantum __S__ 13. The property of material that tells how warm or cold it is relative R. Refraction to some standard and is related to the average kinetic energy of S. Temperature randomly moving molecules. T. Vector _____ 14. Energy transfer, via random molecular collisions or radiation, U. Velocity Resulting in a gain or loss of internal energy. V. Vibration ___D_ 15. A state of balance W. Waves ___W_ 16. A disturbance that repeats regularly in space and time and that is transmitted progressively from one place to next with no actual transport of matter. __V__ 17. An oscillation or repeating back-and-forth motion, about an equilibrium position. _____ 18. The rate of electrons flowing through resistive materials due To a potential difference. _____ 19. The field produced by materials carrying a current. __Q__ 20. The fundamental unit or smallest amount of anything.