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1
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eccentricity of circle

A

e = 0

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2
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eccentricity of ellipse

A

e < 1

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3
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eccentricity of parabola

A

e = 1

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4
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eccentricity of hyperbola

A

e > 1

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5
Q

discriminant of circle

A

d < 0, A = C

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6
Q

discriminant of ellipse

A

d < 0

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7
Q

discriminant of parabola

A

d = 0

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8
Q

discriminant of hyperbola

A

d > 0

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9
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heat of fusion of water

A

80 cal/g

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10
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heat of vaporization of water

A

540 cal/g

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11
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2 simultaneous events may not be simultaneous to an observer in relative motion

A

relativity of simultaneity

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12
Q

moving clocks ticks more slowly

A

time dilation

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13
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shortening in the direction they are moving to the observer

A

length contraction

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14
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light rays bend in the direction of a gravitational field

A

light deflection

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15
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rotating masses drag along the space time around them

A

frame dragging

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16
Q

Lyman series

A

n2 = 1

17
Q

Balmer

A

n2 = 2

18
Q

Paschen

A

n2 = 3

19
Q

Brackett

A

n2 = 4

20
Q

Pfund

A

n2 = 5

21
Q

Humphreys

A

n2 = 6

22
Q

observed entropy’s behavior

A

Rudolf Clausius

23
Q

“discovered” chemical potential

A

Gilbert Lewis

24
Q

potential to change the Gibbs Free Energy

A

chemical potential

25
Q

entropy was first explained by

A

Ludwig Boltzmann

26
Q

method of filling up a gas with defined volume and weighing it

A

Regnault method

27
Q

wrote the Third Law of Thermodynamics

A

Walther Nernst

28
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length of 1 nautical mile

A

1.15 miles

29
Q

ability to resist deformation in the elastic region

A

stiffness

30
Q

ability to resist deformation in the plastic region

A

toughness

31
Q

what causes hardening of lime?

A

absorption of CO2

32
Q

a contract that cannot be accepted as legal in a court of law because of a condition that is not legal, information that is not correct, etc.

A

Unenforceable contract

33
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This theory postulates that failure will occur when the strain energy per unit volume due to the applied stresses in a part equals the strain energy per unit volume at the yield point in uniaxial testing.

A

Maximum strain energy theory

34
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states that the failure or yielding of a ductile material will occur when the maximum shear stress of the material equals or exceeds the shear stress value at yield point in the uniaxial tensile test

A

Maximum shear stress theory