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1
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What are base quantities?

A

The 7 fundamental quantities of the SI

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2
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What is a versor?

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A vector that has a magnitude equal to 1

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3
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What happens when you multiply a vector with a scalar?

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It acts only on the magnitude, if it is negative the direction is changed

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4
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4 types of motion

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Uniform linear motion
Uniform accelerated linear motion
Uniform circular motion
Harmonic motion

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5
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How do you change degrees to raidens?

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Multiply by pi/180

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6
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What does Bernoulli’s equation describe?

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The behaviour of an incompressible fluid along a streamline
Relating the fluid velocity, elevation and pressure along that streamline

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7
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What are observed objects?

A

Physical quantities

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8
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What is quantification method?

A

Measurement

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9
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What is measure?

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The comparison between two homogeneous quantities

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10
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How do you change celcius to Kelvin?

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+273

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11
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Formula for work

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L=Fs=Fs*cos(theta)

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12
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What is the dot product of vectors?

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Commutative, not associative (scalar product between two vectors generates a scalar)

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13
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What is the cross product of two vectors?

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A vector

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14
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Formula for cross product between two vectors?

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C=a^b=aBsine(theta)

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15
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What does the mixed product between vectors contain?

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Both a scalar and a vector

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16
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Different name for classical mechanics

A

Newtonian mechanics

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17
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What causes a car to turn in uniform circular motion?

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Centripetal force

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18
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When a car turns is it inertial?

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No

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19
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Are objects inside a car turning inertial?

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Yes

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20
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What is mass?

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A constant that is always positive

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21
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1N=?

A

Kg*m/s^2

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22
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Relative density=?

A

m/m’
mass/mass of equal volume distilled water at 4c

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23
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Absolute density=?

A

m/V

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24
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Relative specific weight=?

A

p/p’
weight/weight of equal volume of distilled water at 4c

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25
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Absolute specific weight=?

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p/V=(m/V)g=absolute densityg
Ratio between weight and volume

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26
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What is torque measured in?

A

Netwon*meter
Same as measurement of joule

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27
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What is moment of force?

A

Torque

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28
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Moment(M)=?

A

r*F

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29
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What is momentum denoted by?

A

q

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30
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q=?

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m*V

31
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What does the principle of conservation of momentum state?

A

That in an isolated system the momentum is conserved

32
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m1v1+m2v2=?

A

0
Conservation of momentum

33
Q

Why is the recoil of earth when a man jumps infinitely small?

A

Because the mass og the earth is infinitely greater than the man’s

34
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Force of gravity=

A

G* (m1*m2)/r^2
G= gravitational constant

35
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What law is elastic force?

A

Hooke’s law

36
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Hooke’s law=?
F=?

A

-k*x
k is a constant
x is body deformation
Reaction of body is directly proportional to the undergone deformation with an opposite direction

37
Q

Which law describes electrostatic force?

A

Coulomb’s law

38
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Electrostatic force=?
F=?

A

K* (q1q2)/r^2
q are the charges
K is constant (910^9)

39
Q

What is uniform circular motion?

A

The motion of a material point that moves on a circumference with a constant tangential velocity

40
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What changes from point to point in uniform circular motion?

A

The direction of the velocity (which is tangent to the trajectory)

41
Q

Centripetal acceleration=?
ac=?

A

v^2/r

42
Q

What is a restoring force (shm)?

A

Acceleration directed towards the center of oscillation and proportional to the distance

43
Q

When is a force doing work?

A

When it acts on a body so that there is a displacement of the point of application in the direction of the force

44
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Symbol for work

A

L

45
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L=?
(Work)

A

Fs=Fs*cos(theta)

46
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If the angle of work is acute what kind of work is it?

A

Positive (motor)

47
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If the angle of work is obtuse what kind of work is it?

A

Negative (resistant)

48
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If the angle of work is right what kind of work is it?

A

None, L=0

49
Q

What is the SI unit of work?

A

Joule

50
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What are 2 practical units of work?

A

Electronvolt (eV)
Kilogram-meter

51
Q

5 forms of energy

A

Kinetic
Gravitational
Electric potential
Thermal
Chemical

52
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What are work and energy in relation to each other? and what does that imply?

A

They are homogenous quantities which means they have the same unit of measurement

53
Q

Formula for kinetic energy (Ec)

A

Ec=1/2mv^2

54
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What is the variation of the body’s kinetic energy equal to?

A

The work done by the force F that set it in motion

55
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What does work indicate?

A

A transfer of energy from one form to another

56
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What is a force field?

A

Area of space where a force acts in each point

57
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What are the forces and fields defined as if the nature of the forces is such that work doesn’t depend on the trajectory?

A

Conservative

58
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What is the work done along a closed trajectory if the forces are conservative?

A

=0

59
Q

W=?
(work done on object)

A

Change in kinetic energy

60
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What is the change in kinetic energy in a conservative field?

A

Zero as the work done is also zero

61
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What is the work done along a closed trajectory in dissipative forces?

A

Not null, the work depends on the path taken from start to end point

62
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What is potenital energy denoted by?

A

U

63
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Formula for gravitational potential energy

A

U=mgh

64
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Is the kinetic energy theorem valid for both the conservative and non-conservative forces?

A

Yes

65
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What happens to the sum of the kinetic and potential energy when only conservative forces act on a body?

A

They remain constant

66
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Formula for principle of conservation of mechanical energy

A

U+Ek=constant

67
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P=?

A

L/^t=E/^t=F(^s/^t)=Fv

68
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SI unit of measurement for power

A

Watt=joule/s

69
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A practice unit of measurement for power

A

horsepower (hp)

70
Q

What is Kleiber’s law?

A

Empirical relationship between metabolic rate and mass of an organism

71
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What is the absorbed power which measures the speed of energy consumption in physiology called?

A

Metabolism

72
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What is the yield of the human body?

A

15-20% (most absorbed energy is dissipated as heat)

73
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Ec=?

A

F*s

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