1133 Definitons Flashcards

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1
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Density

A

grams/cubic centimeter

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2
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Velocity

A

meters/second

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3
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acceleration

A

meters per second squared

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4
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momentum

A

mass times velocity

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5
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force

A

newton or dyne

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6
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Time M

A

second

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7
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Temperature M

A

Kelvin scale

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8
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Electric Current M

A

ampere

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9
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Luminous Intensity M

A

candela

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10
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Particles of Matter M

A

mole

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11
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y = k/x

A

hyperbola

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12
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y = kx^.5

A

parabola with axis parallel to x-axis (square root function)

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13
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y = kx^2

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parabola with axis parallel to y-axis

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14
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the point of intersection of the sides of an angle

A

vertex

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15
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a single vector that is the sum of two or more vectors

A

resultant

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16
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two or more forces whose lines of action intersect at the same point

A

concurrent forces

17
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the point on which a lever rests or about which an axle turns

A

fulcrum

18
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the amount of stress in an object caused by a force pulling it in a certain direction

A

tension

19
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a measure of the force that causes rotation

A

torque

20
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a single vector that is the sum of two or more vectors

A

resultant

21
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a vector that produces equilibrium

A

equilibrant

22
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astronomy is an example

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descriptive science

23
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medicine is an example

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inexact science

24
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repeated experiments lead to same outcome

A

exact science

25
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units of measurement obtained from the seven fundamental units

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derived units

26
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changes a proportion to an equation

A

proportionality constant

27
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relies on experimentation rather than observation alone.

A

experimental science

28
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Remember to study math

A

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