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What is an acceleration time graph like for a velocity time graph that is a straight horizontal line➡️?

A

Nothing/no line.

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What is an displacement time graph like for a velocity time graph that is a straight horizontal line➡️?

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A straight constant line and slopping upwards from left to right.↗️

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What is an acceleration time graph like for a velocity time graph that is a straight constant line sloping upwards from left to right↗️?

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A straight horizontal line above the x axis.➡️

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What is an displacement time graph like for a velocity time graph that is a straight constant line sloping upwards from left to right↗️?

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A mountain curving inwards sloping upwards from left to right.⤴️

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What is an acceleration time graph like for a velocity time graph that is a straight constant line sloping downwards from left to right↙️?

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A straight horizontalline below the x axis.➡️

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What is an displacement time graph like for a velocity time graph that is a straight constant line sloping downwards from left to right↙️?

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Half an igloo curving outwards and sloping upwards from left to right

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What does the gradient of a displacement - time graph give?

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The velocity of the object.

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What does the gradient of a velocity time graph give?

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The acceleration of the object.

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What does the area under the velocity time graph give?

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The displacement.

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What is Newton’s 1st law?

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An object will remain at rest or continue to move in a straight line at a constant speed unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

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What is Newton’s second law?

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The force acting on an object is the sum of the acceleration times the mass of the object.

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What is Newtown’s third law?

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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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What is terminal velocity?

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When the two forces (air resistance and weight) acting on normally a sky diver are equal and the velocity is constant and at the maximum velocity which could possibly be reached.

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What is the statement for the conservation of energy?

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Energy cannot be destroyed or created, it can only be changed from one form into another.

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What is the statement for the conservation of momentum?

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The total momentum before a collision is equal to the total momentum after a collision.

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What is an elastic collision?

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Where the TOTAL kinetic energy before is equal to the TOTAL kinetic energy after the collision.

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What is an inelastic collision?

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Where the TOTAL kinetic energy after is less than the Total kinetic energy before the collision.

18
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What is the impulse of a force equal to?

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The area under a force-time graph and is equal to the change in momentum of an object involved in the interaction.

19
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What are the horizontal motion and the vertical motion of a projectile of each other?

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Independent of each other.

20
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What is a projectile?

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An object which is influenced only by the downward force of gravity.

21
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For the horizontal motion of a projectile do you use cos or sin?

A

Cos

22
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For the vertical motion of a projectile do you use cos or sin?

A

Sin

23
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What are satellites in around a star/planet?

A

Free fall

24
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What is the speed of light in a vacuum for all observers?

A

The same.

25
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What does the Doppler effect cause?

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Shifts in wavelength of light and sound.

26
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For the Doppler effect equation is an object moving towards + or -?

A

-

27
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For the Doppler effect equation is an object moving away + or -?

A

+

28
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If light is redshifted is it moving towards or away from an observer?

A

Away

29
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If light is blue-shifted is it moving towards or away from an observer?

A

Towards

30
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In the equation z=v/c what does v stand for?

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The recessional velocity of the galaxy.

31
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What does bubbles law allow us to calculate?

A

The age of the universe.

32
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What does the measurements of the velocities of galaxies and their distance from us lead to?

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The theory of the expanding universe.

33
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How can the mass of galaxies be estimated?

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By the orbital speed of stars within it.

34
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Where does the evidence supporting the existence of dark matter come from?

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Estimation of the mass of galaxies.

35
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Where does the evidence supporting the existence of dark energy come from?

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The accelerating rate of the expansion of the universe.

36
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What is the temperature of stellar objects related to?

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The distribution of emmited radiation over a wide range of wavelengths.

37
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What is the peak wavelength for hotter objects than for cooler objects?

A

Smaller

38
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What do hotter objects emit more of than cooler objects?

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More radiation per unit surface area per unit time.

39
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What is evidence supporting the Big Bang theory and subsequent expansion of the Universe?

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Cosmic microwave background radiation, the abundance of the elements hydrogen and helium, the darkness of the sky (Olbers’ paradox) and the large number of galaxies showing redshift rather than blueshift.