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1
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What are the units of impulse? (derived unit and derivation)

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N*s = kg(m/s)

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What are the units of impulse? (derived unit and derivation)

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N*s = kg(m/s)

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cos(0)=?

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1=(4/4)1/2=1

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4
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What is the specific heat of water?

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1 c/(gram°C)=4.186 J/(gram°C)

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cos(60)=?

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0.5=(1/4)1/2

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What is the relationship among the different units for heat?

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1 Cal = 103 cal = 3.97 Btu = 4184J

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7
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log(15)=?

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1.17

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8
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log(100)=?

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2

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9
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cos(90)=?

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0=(0/4)1/2

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cos(45)=?

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0.7=(1/2)1/2=(2/4)1/2

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log( e )=?

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log(2)=log(2.72)=0.43

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What are the units of force? (derived unit and derivation)

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N = kg(m/s2)

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sin(45)=?

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0.7=(1/2)1/2=(2/4)1/2

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sin(60)=?

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0.86=(31/2)/2=(3/4)1/2

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log(10)=?

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1

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16
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What are the units of pressure? (derived unit, derivation, and conversion)

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pascal (Pa = N/m2 = kg/(ms2)

1 atm = 760 mmHg = 760 Torr = 105 Pa (N/m2)

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What are the units of kinetic energy (derived unit and derivation)

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J = N*m = kgm2/s2

18
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What is log in relation to an exponent?

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  • A logarithm is simply the inverse of an exponent. That is, if 10A = B, then log10B = A.
  • A numerical example would be that 102 = 100, so log10(100) = 2. Unless otherwise indicated, it can be assumed that “log” means log base 10. Some log values to be familiar with are log(0.01) = -2, log(0.1) = -1, log(1) = 0, log(3) ≈ 0.5, log(10) = 1, and log(100) = 2, from which you can predict log values for larger powers of 10.
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sin(30)=?

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0.5=(1/4)1/2

20
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log(1)=?

A

0

21
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What is the relationship between log and ln?

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2.3 × log10(N) = ln(N)

22
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sin(90)=?

A

1=(4/4)1/2=1

23
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cos(30)=?

A

0.86=(31/2)/2=(3/4)1/2

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sin(0)=?

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0=(0/4)1/2