Physics Flashcards

Understand concepts

1
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Sin 0°

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0

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2
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Sin 30°

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1/2

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3
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Sin 45°

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(\/-2)/2

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4
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Sin 60°

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(\/-3)/2

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5
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Sin 90°

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1

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6
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Sin 180°

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O

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7
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Cos 0°

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1

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8
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Cos 30°

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(\/-3)/2

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9
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Cos 45°

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(\/-2)/2

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10
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Cos 60°

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1/2

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11
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Cos 90°

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O

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12
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Cos 180°

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-1

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13
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Tan 45°

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1

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14
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Speed

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Distance/time

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15
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Acceleration

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Velocity1time

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16
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Overall velocity

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Initial velocity v(o) + acceleration (time)

17
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Acceleration d1t gravity

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9.8 m/s

18
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Force

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Mass x acceleration; measured in Newtons (N)

19
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Weight

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Mass x acceleration d/t gravity; also measured in Newtons (N)

20
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Normal force

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The force perpendicular to the surface

21
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Friction force

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The force parallel to the surface

22
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Distance

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(Acceleration x time^2)/2

23
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Gravitational force

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(G x mass1 x mass2) / r^2

where G is the gravitational constant (6.67x10^-11 Nm^2/kg^2) and r is the distance between their centers

24
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Translational equilibrium

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The sum of forces pushing the object through space is counterbalanced by the sum of forces acting in the opposite direction.

25
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Torque

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Radius x force x sin®

Counterclockwise is the positive direction and clockwise is the negative direction