Chapter 9 Review Flashcards

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1
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The ability to do work

A

energy

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2
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the amount of matter in an object

A

mass

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3
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the ability to make something move

A

mechanical energy

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4
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the change in an object’s position

A

motion

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5
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a fixed unmoving object or location

A

reference point

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6
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determined by an object’s mass and velocity

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momentum

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7
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the resistance to a change in motion

A

inertia

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8
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a push or pull that causes an object to change speed or direction

A

force

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9
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occurs whenever an object speeds up, slows down, or changes direction

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acceleration

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10
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keeps an object from moving against other objects

A

friction

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11
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is this an example of acceleration, distance, speed, or velocity… Emily’s coach started timing Emily’s run. At 10 minutes Emily had run 1 mile and at 15 minutes she had run 2 miles.

A

Distance

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12
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is this an example of acceleration, distance, speed, or velocity… Emily usually runs 6.5 mi/hr

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speed

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13
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is this an example of acceleration, distance, speed, or velocity… Connor increased his speed, passed the runner, and won the race

A

acceleration

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14
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is this an example of acceleration, distance, speed, or velocity… On the day of the race, Jax ran along the track toward the east at 7.5 mi/hr

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velocity

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15
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is this an example of acceleration, distance, speed, or velocity… The runner at the front of the race suddenly stumbled over a piece of gravel. His speed slowed.

A

Acceleration

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16
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Force is measured in

A

Newtons

17
Q

The spot where a lever turns

A

Fulcrum

18
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The resistance force works against what?

A

the effort

19
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What is a simple machine

A

A simple machine makes work easier by strengthening the force used to do the work or by changing the direction of the applied force

20
Q

A slide is an example of what?

A

an inclined plane

21
Q

A doorknob is an example of what?

A

wheel and axle

22
Q

A block and tackle contains …

A

a block and tackle combines multiple fixed and moveable pulleys.

23
Q

What unit is used to measure work?

A

joule

24
Q

The decrease in effort that is needed to move an object

A

mechanical advantage

25
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What is a bar that turns on a point called?

A

Lever

26
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Which machine is actually an inclined plane would around a cylinder or cone?

A

screw

27
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which machine consists of two inclined planes placed back to back

A

wedge

28
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Which simple machine makes work easier by either changing the direction of the force or by reducing the amount of force needed to move an object?

A

pulley

29
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Which Law of Motion is being used in the example: The rocket is launched, expelled gases downward to the ground, causing the rocket to move upward

A

third law of motion

30
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Which Law of Motion is being used in the example: it took one student to pick up a box filled with feathers and two students to pick up the same-sized box filled with books

A

second law of motion

31
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Which Law of Motion is being used in the example: You are ice-skating and hit a hidden rock in the ice. You fall when you hit the rock.

A

first law of motion

32
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Who formulated the three laws of motion

A

Sir Isaac Newton

33
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In what way does friction affect motion?

A

Friction is a force that keeps objects from moving against other objects. Friction works against inertia and helps us to walk.

34
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What effect does gravity have on motion?

A

Gravity keeps an object from moving indefinitely in a straight line.