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Jeppesen Oral- Chapter 2 (Physics) Flashcards

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Anything with mass

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Solid, gas, liquid

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Energy of motion

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Force and displacement

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Rigid bar and a pivot point called a fulcrum

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Second class lever

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All three are affected with gas being the most affected

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The amount of heat energy required to change the temperature of 1 pound of water 1 degree Fahrenheit

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Conduction, convection and radiation

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Absolute zero

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Generally speaking, no

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Pounds per square inch

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Pressure is transmitted equally in all directions

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F= A X P

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661 knots, 343 mps, 767 mph

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29.92 inch mercury, 14.7 PSI, 1013.25 HP

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59F or 15C

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Temperature and atmospheric pressure

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Relative humidity

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Lift, drag, weight, thrust

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The angle of attack

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Exceeding the critical angle of attack which causes boundary layer seperation

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decreased stall speed, increased lift (up to point) and increased drag

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Delay boundary layer separation by re-energizing the boundary layer with kinetic energy

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Increases the AoA and lift of the retreating blade and decreases the angle of attack and lift on the advancing blade

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Normal flight- air moves downwards Auto-rotation- air moves upwards

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Opposition to relative motion between two objects in contact

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Force that acts on a unit area

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Its temperature

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The weight of a given volume of air.

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20,000 pounds

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The point about which the lever rotates

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First-class: A screwdriver being used to pry the lid from a can of paint. Second-class: A wheelbarrow Third-class: A shovel

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100 cubic inches

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10 degrees Celsius

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The number of ropes that support the weight.

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The ratio between the number of teeth on the drive gear and the number of teeth on the driven gear.

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pressure will increase

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The actual amount of water that is in a given volume of air.

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°C * 1.8000 + 32.00

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°F - 32/ 1.8000

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