FINALS- UNIT 1 Flashcards

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1
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Formula?

Acceleration

A

change in velocity over time

a = v/t

unit: m/s2

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2
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Formula?

Velocity

A

v = d/t

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3
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Newton’s First Law

Law of ____________

A

Law of Inertia

Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless outside influence

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4
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Newton’s 2nd Law

Law of ___________

A

Law of Motion

When you place a force on an object, it will accelerate in the direction of force

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5
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Formula?

Force

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F = M * a

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6
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A 1 kg mass is sitting on a table. If a 3 Newton force is applied continuously, what will its velocity be after 8 seconds?

A

Step 1: Find Acceleration

3 = 1 * a

a = 3 m/s2

Step 2: Find Velocity

v = 3 * 8

v = 24 m/s2

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7
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What is a Net Force?

A

Several forces act on an object simultaneously

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8
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What is an equalibrium?

A

When net force is zero

EX:

Object at rest, will stay at rest

Object is moving, it will keep moving at same velocity

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9
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Pressure

A

Force divided by the area

p = F/A

Equivalent to F = pA

(pressure * area)

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10
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List all Scalars

A
  • Mass
  • Length
  • Time
  • Area
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List all Vectors

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  • Displacement
  • Velocity
  • Acceleration
  • Force
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12
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Power and Intensity are both related to _________

A

All 3 may be used to describe amplitude of sound

Pressure

Power = pressure2

P = p2 or p = square root of P

Intensity

Intensity = pressure2/area

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13
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Inverse Square Law

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  • Intensity decreases with increasing distance from sound source
  • intensity of a sound decreases with increasing distance from a sound source. Rate of decrease is 1/d2
  • Doubling the distance (d=2) reults in 1/4 the sound intensity
  • Trippling the distance (d=3) results in 1/9 the sound intensity
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14
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Elasticity (Stiffness)

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The property that makes a deformed object return to its original state

The more readily it returns to its original shape, the mor elastic or stiff it is

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15
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Restoring Force

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The force that opposes the deformation of an elastic material

depends upon-

  1. Elasticity
  2. Amount of deformation: restoring force as the material is deformed more and more
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16
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Friction

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The force that opposes motion when one object rubs against another object

depends upon

  1. Roughness
  2. Velocity
17
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How are the simplest forms of sound vibrations produced?

A

Simple Harmonic Motion

18
Q

Simple Harmonic Motion requires both

__________ & _____________

A

Elasticity & Inertia

19
Q

Damping

A

Dying out of oscillation over time

20
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Oscillation

A

also known as Vibration

Back and forth motion of an object

21
Q

Compression

A
  • Air molecules are pushed together
  • Higher pressure
  • Positive peak on sine wave
22
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Rarefraction

A
  • Air molecules are spread apart
  • Decreased/lower pressure
  • Negative peak on sine wave
23
Q

What type of sound is produced by simple harmonic motion

A

Pure Tone

24
Q

Longitudinal Waves

A

Air molecules vibrate in same direction that wave is proagating

25
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Transverse Waves

A

Waves move up and down at right angles

  • molecules move vertically (up & down)
  • Wave moves horizontally
26
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Sinusoidal Function

A

Movement around a circle can be translated into displacement over time

27
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Sine Wave

A

Represent pure tones

Also another term for Simple Harmonic Motion is Sinusoidal Motion

28
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Parameters of a Wave

A
  • Period
  • Cycle
  • Frequency
  • Wavelength
29
Q

Period

A

Time it takes to complete one cycle. Two identical points on a sine wave (two positive peaks)

T = 1/f

30
Q

Frequency

A

Number of cycles completed every second

f = 1/t

31
Q

Wavelength λ

A

Distance between two identical points on a sine wave

λ = c/f

or

λ = T*c

32
Q

Wavelength vs Period

A

Wavelength is distance

Period is time

33
Q

As frequency ____________, the period and wavelength of a sine __________

A

Increases, decreases