Basic of Graphing and Inertia | Linear Motion | Newtons 2nd Law | Newtons 3rd Law and Vectors | Momentum |
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What is the y and x axis ?
These are the dependent and independent variable on a graph
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What is a scalar quantity?
This quantity measures distance without involving direction.
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What is Newtons 2 nd Law
F=m X a
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What is Newtons 3rd Law
F action <=> F reaction
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What is Momentum equation and how is it measured?
P=M x V
Kg x m/s |
What is Inertia ?
An Object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion
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What is speed and velocity?
These quantities both need time and distance to measure but one involves direction
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How do you find the weight of an object?
W= m x g
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What is the Net force?
This force makes objects move
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What is impulse?
This causes a change in momentum
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Who is Copernicus?
This man explained Earths motion around the Sun accurately
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What is average speed?
S=dt/tt
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What are the three types of friction?
Sliding and Static, Rolling, and Air friction
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What is the Resultant ?
This is the overall direction of an object or the answer
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What is the impulse momentum theorem?
M x v = F x t
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What is the equation for a Hyperbola ?
Y=k\x
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What are the three types of motion graphs?
Position,Velocity, and Acceleration graphs
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What is M
Ff/Fn = ?
Co efficient of friction |
What are the graphical and mathmatical vector additions?
One solution finds the resultant of all the vectors when all measurements are line up head to tail; the other finds the same but with the mathmatical set up/ equation
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What is the Conservation of Momentum Theorem?
Ma x Va + Mb x Vb = Ma'x Va' + Mb' x Vb'
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What is ampere?
This use to measure electric currents
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What is represented under the line of an acceleration time graph
M/s x s
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What is Terminal Velocity?
Velocity equals zero when an object can no longer acceleration.
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What is the difference between the resultant and equilibrant
Show the overall direction of an object but both are opposites
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What is Newtons 2 nd and 3 rd Law ?
These laws are applied to each Theorem
Hint; Only one to each theorem. |