DEP. 2 Flashcards

1
Q

All planets move in elliptic orbits with Sun as one of its lights

A
  1. First Law
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2
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A traced line from Sun to any planet which covers the same areas at the same time

A
  1. Second Law
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3
Q

The square of orbital period in any planet is proportional to cube of average distance from a planet to Sun

A
  1. Third Law
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4
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Each planet moves in an elliptical orbit, with the Sun at one focus of the ellipse

A

Kepler’s First Law

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5
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A line that connects a planet to the Sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times

A

Kepler’s Second Law

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6
Q

The squares of the periods (T) of the planets are directly proportional to the cubes of their average distances (r) to the Sun

A

Kepler’s Third Law

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7
Q

Value of K

A

300.46 * 10^ -21 s2/m3

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8
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Is the force of attraction experimented by object with mass

A

Gravity, also called: gravitational force

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9
Q

Two objects attract each other because of its mass, with a force directly proportional to the product of its masses and inversely proportional to te square lf the distance between them

A

Law of Universal Gravitation

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10
Q

Is the force by which objects are attracted by a gravitational field

A

Weight

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11
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Is any object that orbits around another object

A

Satellite

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12
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Spaceships made on Earth and launched inside of a vehicle. Can be classified by: its function and its low orbits

A

Artificial satellites

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13
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The first artificial satellite launched in 1957

A

Sputnik

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14
Q

Any activity that takes a mental or physical effort. Is equal to the product of the magnitude of the force F and the magnitude if the displacement x

A

Work (W)

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15
Q

Units of work

A

Joules (J)

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16
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Is defined as the quantity of work done in a unit of time or, as the speed at which a work is done

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Power (P)

17
Q

Is defined as the power developed when doing a work of 1 joule in a time of 1 second

A

Watt

18
Q

The capacity to perform work

A

Energy

19
Q

Whenever a fuel (coal) is burned

A

Thermal Energy

20
Q

Turn on tv

A

Electric Energy

21
Q

Body digests food

A

Chemical Energy

22
Q

Emit radiation according to its temperature

A

Radiant Energy

23
Q

A nuclear reactor produces heat due to the release of energy coming from the nucleis to the atoms

A

Nuclear Energy

24
Q

A body has free fall

A

Mechanical Energy

25
Q

When the work done implies motion or possibiliy of motion. Is the sum of the potential and kinetic energy of the body in a determined position

A

Mechanical Energy

E= U + K

26
Q

The work done by the resultant force that acts on a body is equal to the change in the body’s kinetic energy

A

Work - Energy Theorem

27
Q

Energy a body possesses by virtue of its motion

A

Kinetic Energy (k)

K= mv2/2

28
Q

The energy a body possesses by virtue of its position in a reference level with regard to the gravitational field

A

Potencial Energy (U)

U= m . g. h

29
Q

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form into another, but the amount of total energy before the transformation is exactly the same to the amount of total energy after that transformation

A

Law of Conservation of Energy

30
Q

The conservative system retains the energy and the forced that act on it are called:

A

Conservative forces

31
Q

The closest position to the Sun

A

Perihelion

32
Q

The farthest position to the Sun

A

Aphelion