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== Expectations at Key Stage 2 == | == Expectations at Key Stage 2 == | ||
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| [[File:Hare_running-8255.jpg|200px]]|| 10s 100m | | [[File:Hare_running-8255.jpg|200px]]|| 10s [[File:800px-Arrow_east.svg.png|35px]]100m | ||
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| 30n [[File: | | 30n[[File:242px-Arrow south.svg.png|15px]]|| Energy: 30n x 100m = 3000j<br />Power: 3000j/10s = 300j/s | ||
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| [[File:Turtle-8917.jpg|150px]]|| 1000s 100m | | [[File:Turtle-8917.jpg|150px]]|| 1000s [[File:800px-Arrow_east.svg.png|35px]]100m | ||
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| 30n|| Energy: 30n x 100m = 3000j<br />Power: 3000j/1000s = 3j/s | | 30n[[File:242px-Arrow south.svg.png|15px]]|| Energy: 30n x 100m = 3000j<br />Power: 3000j/1000s = 3j/s | ||
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== Falling Object == | == Falling Object == | ||
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| ||[[File:Arrow-up.jpg|65px]]||[[File:Arrow-up.jpg|65px]] | |||
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| [[File:Cylinder3.png|65px]] || [[File:Cylinder3.png|65px]]|| [[File:Cylinder3.png|65px]] | |||
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|style="text-align:center"| [[File:242px-Arrow south.svg.png|35px]] | |||
|style="text-align:center"| [[File:242px-Arrow south.svg.png|35px]] | |||
|style="text-align:center"| [[File:242px-Arrow south.svg.png|35px]] | |||
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In the first instance, the object is stationary, held in place – with gravity being the only other force acting on it. As it released, the sudden massive imbalance of forces causes the object to accelerate towards the ground. | In the first instance, the object is stationary, held in place – with gravity being the only other force acting on it. As it released, the sudden massive imbalance of forces causes the object to accelerate towards the ground. | ||
