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1
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Formula for precentance effience

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2
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Mechanical Wave

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NEEDS a MEDIUM

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3
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Diode

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4
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Absolute Presure

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5
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Newtons 1. law

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An object at rest remains at rest, or if in motion, remains in motion at a constant velocity unless acted on by a net external force​

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6
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STP

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7
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Error Type?

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Random Error

Reduced: By using avarge of multible measurements

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8
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A wave trough is

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BølgeDAL

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9
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Force of Tension

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10
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Area under Displacement-Force curve shows

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WORK in joules

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11
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Is the centripital force a fundamental force

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NO

It most often is in the form of tension

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12
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Capacitance

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13
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Formel for x komponent i vektor

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14
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Formulas for constructive and destructive interference for 2 waves with equal frekvenses

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15
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Resistance Formula

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16
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Angular Displacement

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17
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Archimedes’ principle

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“Every object is buoyed upwards by a force equal to the weight of the fluid the object displaces.”

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18
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Capicitor

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19
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Filament Bulb

  • Følger ikke Ohms lov
  • More current ⇒filament gets hotter⇒atoms vibrate more⇒more colisions with flowing electrons⇒increasing resistance
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20
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Magnetic Flux Desity

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21
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Hvor og hvorfor bruges en comutator

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22
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Ultimate Tensile strength

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23
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Electric Power

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24
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Formula for specific heat capacity c

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25
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Electric force FE between 2 charges

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26
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Elastic Colision

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Total Ekin is conserved

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27
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Critical Damping

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28
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Formula for power displaced in a recister R

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29
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Fundemental Frequency

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MINIMUM frequency of standing wave

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30
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Resistors in series circuits

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  • Total resistance is equal to the sum of the individual resistances.
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31
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Direction of magnetic field

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North to South

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32
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Why is high voltage used in power transmition

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Consecvense of following formula

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33
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What holds Nucleus together

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STRONG NUCLEAR FORCE

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34
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Electric Field Strength (E)

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35
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Lenz law is consecvens of

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Conservation of ENERGY

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36
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Critical Angle

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37
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Factors affecting directions of an induced voltage

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38
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Magnetic Fields are resutls of …….

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MOVING CHARGES

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39
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Behaviour of Alpha in magnetic field

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40
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Electric Charge

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41
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Work Energy priciple

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42
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43
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Background radioation

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  • Radon gas
  • Kosmic radiation (some get trough earths mag-field)
  • X-ray
  • Nuclear weapons testing
    *
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44
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Dopplerecffect formula for observed frekvency fo, when source moves

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+ when source moves away

- when source moves towards

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45
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Which wave type needs a medium

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LONGITUDINAL

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46
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Error Type?

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Systematic Error

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47
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Tæller man displacement i formel for Epot, spring fra ny eller gammel hvile postion i følgende situation

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Ny, hvis man ikke Egrav, pot

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48
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Resistors in parallel circuits

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  • Individual resistances diminish to equal a smaller total resistance rather than add to make the total.
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49
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HIGH or LOW Thermal Conductivity

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50
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Electromagnetic Induction

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Current can be induced to flow due to a CHANGING magnetic field

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51
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Total Internal Reflection

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52
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Formula for RESISTIVITY

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53
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Gauge pressure

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Pressure measured relative to atmospheric pressure

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54
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First law of Thermodynamics

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55
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Superposition principle

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56
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Lift

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Upward-acting force on an aircraft wing or airfoil.

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57
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Hvad er formlen for Amperes Law og hvad bruges den til

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  • B at a distance r from a long straight wire carrying current I
  • µ0 er permeability of free space. B afhænger af ledningens materialle
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58
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Sammenhæng mellem angular velorcity og speed

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Enhed for angular velorcity er radians/secound

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59
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Pefectly in-elastoc colision

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MUST stick together after colision

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60
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Flemings RIGHT hand rule

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DYNAMO EFFECT

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61
Q

Describe

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0.6 V is THEASHOLD VOLTAGE

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62
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Important with this

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Finger curled in direction of CURRENT

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63
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Current in parallel circuits

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64
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Gravertational Field Strength (g)

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65
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Lenz Law

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66
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Resistance: Impurities of metal, temperature

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67
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Factors affecting rate of conduction

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68
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Sammenhæng mellem Young’s modulus og k

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  • A is area
  • L is nominal lenth
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69
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Particles affected by STRONG NUCLEAR FORCE

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70
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Paramagnetisk

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  • Bliver magntisk ved pårvirkning af eksternt magnetisk feldt
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71
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Coulomb’s Law with permittivity of free space

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72
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Defernition of a wave

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“A disturbance propagating through space”

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73
Q
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Lamp

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74
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Thermal Radiation is what wave type

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75
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Formula for TERMINAL VELORCITY

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76
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Stress is defined as

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77
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Alpha Decay

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78
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Distinction between liquid and gasses

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  • Gasses are compressible
  • Liquids are negligibly compressible​
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79
Q

Measurement close to true value

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Accurate Measurement

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80
Q

What is this

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Potential Divider Curcuit

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81
Q

CONVECTION FLOW

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82
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Relationship between wave lengh, frecvency and the speed of light

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83
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Strain is defined as

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84
Q

Radition Types

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85
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Voltage in parallel circuits

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  • Voltage is equal across all components in a parallel circuit
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86
Q

Induced magnetism

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87
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Normal Force FN

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  • Contact force
  • Always acts perpendicular to contact surface
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88
Q

What is REFRCTION and REFLECTION

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89
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Relationship between agular velocity and speed

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90
Q

Upon REFRACTION what is changed

  • Speed
  • Frekvency
  • Wave length
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  • Speed CHANGES
  • Frekvency CONSTANT
  • Wave length CHANGES
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91
Q

What type of transformer is this

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STEP-DOWN transformer

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92
Q

NEWTON’S SECOND LAW OF MOTION IN TERMS OF MOMENTUM

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93
Q

Responsible for beta day

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WEAK NUCLEAR FORCE

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94
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Speed of sound

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95
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Potential Difference

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96
Q

Constructive and Destructive Interference

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97
Q

Formula for rotational kinetic energy

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98
Q

Formula for Magnetic Flux

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99
Q

Quarcs in hadrons

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100
Q
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MELTING and BOILING

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101
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Equation for simple hamonic oscilation

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102
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Kinematic formula without vf

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103
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Specific Gravity

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S.G is equal to % of object submerged

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104
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GAMMA DECAY

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105
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What are the 3 conservations in mechanics

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  1. Conservation of Emek=Epot+Ekin ( in isolated system)
  2. Conservation of Momentum
  3. Conservation of Angular Momentum
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106
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Formel for y komponent i vektor

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107
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Where do we place the zero point of gravitational potential energy

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Makes all values of the gravitational potential energy negative.

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108
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In-elastic colision

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Total Ekin is NOT conserved

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109
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Electric Field (E)

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  • Q1 creates E1 ⇒ E1 exerts force on Q2
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110
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Formula for the magnitude of the centripital acceleration ac

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111
Q

Relative penetrating abilities of Alpha, Beta and Gamma

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112
Q

The area under accelleration-time graph shows

A

Change in velorcity

113
Q

Formula for Fluid presure

A
114
Q

Maxwells RIGHT hand rule

A

Direction of Magnetic Field around a current carying wire

115
Q

Newtons 2. law

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116
Q
A

Resistor

117
Q

Behaviour of Alpha, Beta and Gamma in a electric field

A
118
Q

PITCH relates to…….

A

Frekvency

119
Q
A

Ammeter

120
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Amplitude A defernition

A

“Maximum magnitude** of **displacement “

121
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Formula for TORQUE

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Direction of TORQUE is find by right hand rule

122
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Formula for wave lenths at the n’th harmonic node for a standing wave

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L is distance from start node to finish node (pipe lenth)

123
Q

Formula for Buoyant force

A

Because bottom of an object is always deeper in a fluid than the top of the object

124
Q

What type of transformer is this

A

STEP-UP transformer

125
Q

Only way to change speed of waves

A

Change the properties of the medium it travels in

126
Q

Kinematic formula without time

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127
Q

Diffuse reflection

A
128
Q

Formula for momentum p

A

Momentum is a vector

129
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The limit of proportionality

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Point beyond which Hooke’s law is no longer true

130
Q

Formula for impulse J

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Impules is a vector

131
Q

What type of wave is sound

A

Longitudinal wave

Compresion wave

132
Q

Relationship between number of primary coils, secoundary coils, primary voltage and secoundary voltage

A
133
Q
A

Variable Resistor

134
Q
A
135
Q
A
136
Q

Antinode and node

A
137
Q

LOUDNESS relates to ……

A

AMPLITUDE

138
Q

Kinetmatic formula without displacement

A
139
Q

100% transformer efficiency and conservation of energy gives following formula

A
140
Q
A

DAMPED oscillations

141
Q

Planck’s equation

A

E: energy of the photon absorbed or emitted

f: frequency of the photon

h: is Planck’s constant, 6.626•10-34 J•s

142
Q

Relationship between Amplitude and Intensity

A
143
Q

Kinematic formula without acceleration

A
144
Q

Defernition of Terminal veloricity

A

Max v attainable by an object as it falls through a fluid

145
Q

NTC Thermistor

A
  • NTC stands for “Negative Temperature Coefficient”
  • Resistance decreases as temperature increases
146
Q

Difference between PD and EMF

A
  • PD is the work done in taking a unit charge from one point of the circuit to another
  • EMF is work done by a source in taking a unit charge round the complete circuit
147
Q

Energy Transfer

A
148
Q

Formula for specific charge of electron

A
149
Q

Centripital Force

A
150
Q
A

Cell

151
Q
A

Boyles Law

152
Q

Beta-_PLUS_ deay

A
153
Q

Current in series circuits

A

The amount of current is the same through any component in a series circuit.

154
Q

Place of node and antinode in half open pipe

A
155
Q

The conservations during radioactive decay

A
156
Q

Factors affecting magnitude of an induced voltage

A
157
Q

Range around measurement within true value is expected to lie

A

Uncertainty

158
Q

Behaviour of Beta-MINUS in magnetic field

A

Use Flemmings LEFT hand rule

159
Q

Internal Resistance

A
160
Q

Gravertational force FG between 2 masses

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161
Q

Formula for center of mass

A
162
Q

Voltage in series circuits

A
  • Total Voltages is equal to the sum of all voltages
163
Q

Flemings Left hand rule

A

MOTOR EFFECT

and

FREE MOVING CHARGES IN B-FIELD

164
Q

Voltage

A
165
Q

Weight

A

Weight W is the force of gravity Fg exerted on an object

166
Q
A
167
Q

Pascal’s principle

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168
Q

Relationship between agular displacement and distance

A
169
Q

LDR’s

A

Photo Resistors

  • LDR stands for light dependent resistors
  • In dark resistance is very _high_ (1M
  • Resistance decreases as the intensity of light they are exposed to increases
    *
170
Q

The area under velorcity-time graph shows

A

Displacement

171
Q

Drag

A

Modstand fx. luftmodstand, vandmodstand osv.

172
Q

Hooke’s Law

A
173
Q

“Specific”

A

Per unit mass

174
Q
A

Bridge Rectifier

175
Q

Formel for Fskrå på en skrå overflade

A
176
Q

Simple Harmonic Oscilator

A
  • Restoring force is proportional to displacement
  • Can be decribed with sine and cosine functions
177
Q

Average Power

A
178
Q

Vigtig Formula for gliding stopping due to friction

A
179
Q

Trick for pulley-table problems

A

Treating systems as single object

180
Q

Conservative Forces

A
  • Only depends on initial and final position
  • Eg. Gravitational and spring
  • NOT Drag or friction
181
Q

Natural Frequency

A
182
Q

Formula for Kinetic Energy

A
183
Q

What is this

A

Velorcity Selector

184
Q

What realtionship can be used instead of the formula of conservation of Ekin in problems with elastic colisions

A
185
Q

Snells Law

A
186
Q

If force i applied away from the center of mass of an object, then the object will

A

Rotate

187
Q

Defernition of EMF

A

Work done in driving unit charge around a complete circuit

188
Q

Formula for wave lenths of standing wave in half open pipe at n’th harmonic node

A
189
Q

Interpretation of output voltage graph

A
190
Q

Traveling distance of Decay in air

A
  • Alpha : 5 cm
  • Beta : 15 cm
  • Gamma : several meters
191
Q

Whar is the range of frekvencies the human ear can observe

A
192
Q

Formula for potential energy in a non-uniform gavitational field

A
193
Q

Place of Antinodes in open pipe

A
194
Q

Coherent Waves

A

Constant Phase Difference

195
Q

Repeated measurement is the same

A

Precise Measurement

196
Q

Determining wave lenth

A
197
Q

Magnetic Domains are due to

A

Unpaired elektron spin

198
Q

The angular velorcity in the equation of a harmonic movement for a sping is equal to

A
199
Q

Describe

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Finding EMF and internal recistance

  • Mesure Terminal PD and corosponding I
200
Q

Formula for moment of inertia, when all mass is a same r

A
201
Q

Stokes Law

A
202
Q

Mass of alpha vs. electron

A

10 000 : 1

203
Q
A

Parallax Error

204
Q

Formel for static friction coeffitient µs

A
205
Q

CONDUCTION

A
206
Q

Formel for FN på en skrå overflade

A
207
Q

MOTOR EFFECT

A

Current carying wire experience force, when placed in a magnetic field

208
Q

Latent heat of fusion and Latent heat of vaporizartion

A
209
Q

Deffinition of a calorie

A

Energy needed to heat 1 g water 1 0C

210
Q

Work formula

A
211
Q

Period T defernition

A

“Time required for an entire cycle”

212
Q

Moment is the same as

A

TORQUE

213
Q

Formula for TOTAL MOMENT OF INERTIA

A
214
Q

Is kinetic energy a vector

A
  • No it is only a scalar
  • It is also ways positive
215
Q

Diffraction Equation

A
216
Q

What type of wave is light

A

Transverse wave

217
Q
A

Body executing SIMPLE HARMONIC motion

218
Q

Specular reflection

A
219
Q

Formula for NET impulse Jnet

A
220
Q

In perfect circular movement:

Velocity is……

Angular Velocity is …..

A

Velocity is changing

Angular Velocity is constant

221
Q

Mass

A

Mass m is a measure of the inertia of the object

222
Q
A

Evaporation

223
Q
A
224
Q

The steady current, delivering same average power as A.C

A

THE ROOT MEAN SQUARE

225
Q
A

Battery

226
Q
A

Voltmeter

227
Q

What is rarefaction

A

Det modsatte af compresion

228
Q
A

Work MUST be done to seperate atoms

229
Q

Formula for DRAG FORCE

A
230
Q

Magnetic Flux

A
231
Q

Field strengh general deferniton

A
232
Q

Formula for potential spring energy

A
233
Q

Problem causing reading to differ from true value

A

Error

234
Q

Directions of electric field lines

A
235
Q

Refraction Index

A
236
Q

CONVECTION

A
237
Q

Voltage is induced when ……..

A
  • Wire cuts fieldlines
  • Magnetic Field changes
238
Q

Perfect Diode

A
  • Acts like a perfect conductor when voltage is applied forward biased
  • Acts like perfect insulator when voltage is applied reverse biased.
239
Q

Definition of Current

A

Charge per time (ladning per tid)

240
Q

Torque acting clockwise is…….

A

NEGATIVE

241
Q

Elastic Limit

A

Minimal value of the stress which produces plastic deformation

242
Q

4 FUNDERMENTAL FORCES OF PHYSICS

A
243
Q

Defernition of FLUID

A

Fluids take shap of container

244
Q

Formel for kinetic friction coeffitient µk

A
245
Q

Behaviour of gamma in magnetic field

A
246
Q
A

Brownian motion

247
Q

AC

A

Alternating Curent (veksel)

248
Q
A

Acceleration in SIMPLE HARMINOC MOTION

249
Q

Young’s modulus

A

Measures the resistance of a material to being elastically deformed

250
Q

Newtons 3. law

A

If an object A exerts a force on object B, then object B must exert a force of equal magnitude and opposite direction back on object A.

251
Q

Beta-MINUS Decay

A
252
Q

Defernition of a PHOTON

A

The elementary particle, or quantum, of light

253
Q

Potential energy in uniform gravitational field

A
254
Q
A

Fixed Resistor

  • Følger Ohms lov
  • Antager konstant temperatur
255
Q

Instentanious Power

A
256
Q

Gravitational Potential

A

WORK pr. unit MASS bringing a MASS from infinity to the point

257
Q

Relativ ionising abilities of Alpha, Beta and Gamma

A
258
Q

DC

A

Direct current (jævn)

259
Q

Particles NOT affected by STRONG NUCLEAR FORCE

A
260
Q

Randomness of decay

A

Radioactive decay is a stochastic/random process at the level of single atoms. According to quantum theory, it is impossible to predict when a particular atom will decay

261
Q

Inetia

A
  1. Inertia is the tendency of an object to resist change in velocity​
  2. Inetia deppends on mass
262
Q

Dopplerecffect formula for observed frekvency fo, when observer moves

A

+ when obs moves towards source

- When obs moves away from source

263
Q

Lonzents Force Law

A
264
Q
A

Between State Change

265
Q

How is electromagnetic waves different from waves at sea

A

Consist of 2 waves oscillating perpendicular to one another

266
Q

Faradays Law of Induction

A
267
Q

Relationship between wave frekvency f and wave period T

A
268
Q

Potential Divider Equation

A
269
Q

What must the surface be in order to produce ECHO

A
  1. SMOUTH
  2. HARD
270
Q

Difference between scalars and vectors

A
271
Q

Sping constant from force and extention

A
272
Q

Ferromagnet

A
  • Permanent magnetisk
273
Q

The centripital force here is due to

A

MOTOR FORCE

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