Chapter 2 Flashcards
In physics, which of the following is not a fundamental standard of measurement
speed
In physics, which of the following is a fundamental unit, (not a derived unit):
centimeters
If a 50-kilogram body is moved from outer space down to the earth, its mass will
remain the same
The mass of a small object, such as a pencil or pen, would be best measured using
grams
The interactions between all matter in the universe are governed by ____ different forces
4
Anything that exerts a “push” or a “pull” such that it can cause a change in the motion of another body may be described as
Force
To hold together the nucleus of an atom, the strong nuclear force must overwhelm
electrical force
One-thousandth of a millimeter would be a(n):
micron or micrometer
A million volts would be one:
Megavolt
Which of the following is about the width of your smallest fingernail?
one centimeter
Which unit is equivalent to one 10-billionth of a meter?
the angstrom
The wavelength of x-rays may be best described as:
a fraction of an angstrom
Approximately how many centimeters is the standard distance of the x-ray tube from the Bucky when performing tabletop radiographic procedures?
100cm