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1
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write 4 branches of physics.

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optics.
thermodynamics.
aerodynamics.
electrodynamics.

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2
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formula for velocity,

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v = d/t

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3
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formula for time.

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t = d/v

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4
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difference between vector and scalar.

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vector — direction and magnitud.

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5
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what does ∆ means?

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delta — difference.

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6
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formula for acceleration.

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a = ∆v / t | ∆v = vf - vi.

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7
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what does gravity makes you do if you jump of a plane?

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fall.

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8
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what are the three laws of motion?

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one ; inertia — tendency of an object to keep moving.
equilibrium — net force = 0.

two ; a = fnet / m | fg = ma

three ; for every action there’s a reaction.

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9
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write the eight forces.

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— weight / gravitational force.
— drag force.
— static force.
— quinetic force.
— normal force.
— tention force.
— net force.
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10
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what is equilibrium?

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fn = 0.

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11
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what is a force and what units do we use?

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when an object has acceleration ; newtons.

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12
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how do we calculate the weight of an object?

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w = mg | m — mass ; g — gravity.

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13
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what is the value of gravity?

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—9.8

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14
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units for weight.

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newtons.

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15
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formula for weight.

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w = mg.

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16
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write the simple machines.

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— wheel n axel.
— lever.
— pulley.
— wedge.
— screw.
— inclined plain.
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17
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difference between ‘ima’ and ‘ma’.

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ima — ideal work.

ma — actual work.

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18
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what is kinetic friction?

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a force that stops something from moving.

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19
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what is kinetic energy?

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the energy of an object moving.

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20
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what is potential energy?

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the energy when an object is on its highest.

pe = mgh.

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21
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what is static friction?

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a force that opposes the initial movement of an object.

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22
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what is specific heat and what is water specific heat?

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amount of energy neede to raise one degree of heat. ; 4180 j/kg.k

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23
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what are the laws of thermodynamics?

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one ; energy can’t be created or destroyed.

two ; everything in nature tens to chaos.

three ; would not be.

24
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formula for kinetic energy.

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ke = 1/2 mr².

25
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formula for potential energy.

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ep = mgh.

26
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what is boiling point and freezing point of an object?

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boiling — temperature which liquid starts transforming in gas.

freezing — temperature which water turns to solid.

27
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what is electricity?

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the flow of energy trough matter.

28
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what is heat of evaporation?

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the energy needed to transform liquid into gas.

29
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what is heat of fision?

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energy needed to melt something.

30
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what is a heat engine?

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a device that turns thermal energy into kinetic energy.

31
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the energy tranfered between two objects is called:

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heat.

32
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in which ways can heat be transfered?

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conduction — contact.
convection — fluid between them.
radiation — waves.

33
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what is entropy?

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the measurement of chaos.

34
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what are three basic particles and what are their charges?

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proton — (+).
electron — (-).
neutron — (normal).

35
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what is static electricity?

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forces that interact with charges that are not moving.

36
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formula for force.

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f = kq1q2 / r² | q — charges.

37
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which are different types of magnets?

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— permanent ; always create magnetic forcefield.

— electricaly-induced ; only creates magnetic forcefield when electricity is applied.

— ferromagnetic ; a metal which when you aline the particles work as a magnet.

38
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how can you produce electromagnetism?

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introducing electricity in a conductor.

39
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what are the parts of a transverse wave?

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— crest ; highest point.
— trough ; lowest point.
— rest ; equilibrium point 0.
— wavelength ; distance from crest to crest.
— amplitude ; distance from crest to rest.

40
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define each part of a longitudinal wave.

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— compression ; when it is more compressed.
— rarefaction ; when it spreads.
— wavelength ; distance between compression to comoression.

41
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how does a surface wave moves?

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circular.

42
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which waves deforms matter in order to exist?

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mechanical wave.

43
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explain electromagnetic waves.

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travels through forcefield.

44
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formula for speed.

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s = d/t.

45
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formula for period.

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t = 1/f | t — period. ; units — seconds.

46
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how can you find ⋌?

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⋌ = v/f | units ; meters.

47
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speed of sound at room temperature through the air.

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343 m/s.

48
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what wavelengths can we see?

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400 — 700 nm.

49
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whag frequencies can we hear?

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20 — 2000 hz.

50
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what type of wave is light?

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electromagnetic.

51
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maxwell.

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proved light was an electromagnetic wave.

52
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einstein.

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proposed light photons.

53
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planck.

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proved wave was particle and wave.

54
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what happens to light when it hits another object?

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— transmitted.
— reflected.
— absorbed.

55
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define opaque, translucent, transparent.

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— opaque ; absorve light.
— translucent ; relfect and transmit light.
— transparent ; transmit almost al the light.

56
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relation between luminous flux, illuminance and luminous source

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all parts of light system.