1st qtr exam 2024 Flashcards

1
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The gap between the initial position and the final
position of an object.

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Displacement

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2
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The speed at which something moves in one
direction.

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Velocity

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3
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The time rate of change of the velocity of an object

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Acceleration

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4
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Refers to how strong the force is.

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Magnitude

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5
Q

The greater the magnitude the faster the

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velocity.

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6
Q

Force

Instruments used to measure:

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spring
balance

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7
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force Units:

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Newton (N) or
kg·m/s

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8
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Refers to the points where the object goes.

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Direction

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9
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The location where the force is applied.

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Point of application

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10
Q

Forces that result from
physical or direct contact
between two bodies

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Contact Forces

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11
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It is perpendicular to the surface an object is in contact with

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Normal force

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12
Q

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Field force; long-range force

Do not involve direct
contact to have any effect on
the other object

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Non-Contact Force

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13
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Force acting against or opposite in contact with

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Frictional force

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13
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force due to gravity

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gravitational force

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14
Q

Force applied to string, rope, chain or cable

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Tension force

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15
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equal in magnitude but opposite in directions

do not cause a change in motion

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Balanced force

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16
Q

NOT equal in magnitude and opposite in
directions

do cause a change in motion

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unBalanced force

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17
Q

it is the sum of all forces acting on an object

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Net Force

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18
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newtons 3 laws of motion

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inertia
acceleration
interaction

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19
Q

It states that a body at rest will
continue to be at rest

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Law of Inertia

20
Q
  • is the tendency of a body to resist any change in its motion. The
    greater the mass of an object, the greater inertia it has. Also, the lesser the
    mass, the lesser the inertia.
21
Q

States that acceleration is directly proportional to the force and is
inversely proportional to the mass.

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THE LAW OF ACCELERATION

22
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THE LAW OF ACCELERATION formula

23
Q

is a type of motion that allows an object to follow a
circular path while maintaining a constant speed.

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Uniform Circular

Motion

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, also known as center- seeking force, comes from the word "centri" which means center
Centripetal force
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centripetal force formula
a= v/r
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- number ofrotation orrevolution per unittime; measured in hertz (Hz) or revolution per second (rev/s)
Frequency
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-the amount oftime needed to complete one revolution orrotation; measured in second (s)
Period
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work formula
w = fd
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Work with an Angle
W= Fcosθ d
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is created when something vibrates, sending waves through the air or other materials.
Sound
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The particles of the medium is perpendicular to the direction of the motion of the wave’s propagation.
Transverse waves
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The particles of the medium move back and forth parallel to the direction the wave is travelling.
longitudinal waves.
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, where particles are closer together,
compression
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The particles travel in circular motion.
surface.
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where particles are spread apart
rarefaction
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is the ability to do work.
Energy
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Potential Energy formula
PE = mgh
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gravity
-9.8
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kinetic energy formula
mv1/2
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The Law of Conservation of Energy
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It can be transferred to another object or converted into a different form. The amount of energy stays the same.
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is an electromagnetic wave that an travel even without a medium .
Light
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is the light we can see, like the colors of a rainbow.
Visible light
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1.REFLECTION
Bouncing back of light. When an incident light hits a reflective surface, it will be reflected off that surface.
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REFRACTION
Bending back of light when it passes through different media. When light travels from air to liquid, the light is bent, making the straw appear to be broken.
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Bending back of waves when it passes through gap or around edges. is the bending of light around an obstacle or through a narrow opening. It's like when light squeezes through a tiny gap and spreads out in different directions.
DIFFRACTION
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allows an unpolarized light to vibrate orbto focus in one direction or on a single plane. Examples are flashlights, sunglasses, and how headlight works. Wearing sunglasses on a sunny day allows us to filter some light waves.
Polarization
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Temperature is a measure of how hot or cold something is.
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So the formula for the speed of the sound and temperature is expressed as:
v=331+0.6 x T