I cant make a literature references about 'variable' in my title

Can someone list the choices? ._.

Out of what people have already said, I'm gonna go with Speed because time travels too fast and gravity is mean to clumsy people such as myself :( Force hurts...

Speed is just FUN!

LSD

some common variables:

a = linear acceleration
v = linear velocity
t = time
x = displacement
m = mass
p = momentum
K_e = kinetic energy
P_e = potential energy
F = force
W = work
ω = angular speed
α = angular acceleration
τ = torque
Ω = resistance in a circuit

those are enough to get you started, I think!

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Originally Posted by No.78

Can someone list the choices? ._.

Out of what people have already said, I'm gonna go with Speed because time travels too fast and gravity is mean to clumsy people such as myself :( Force hurts...

Speed is just FUN!

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I never knew which I preferred: velocity or speed. Speed is an easier concept to grasp, I suppose. Not that velocity is difficult, but velocity is just an awesome word.

Kinetic Friction.