In Which We Describe Motion and Then Change It

by: Willian C. Robertson, Ph.D.

As far as inanimate objects are concerned, if you know what the object is doing and know all the things that will affect that object, you can predict what the object will be doing at a later time. That's useful for lots of things, such as flying planes, designing cars, building dams, and getting electricity to your house

Grade Levels

High School Middle School

Topics

Physical Science

Details

Type Book ChapterPub Date 1/1/2002Stock # PB169X1_2

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