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Distance

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The total move of an object without regard of direction

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Distance Si unit

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Metre

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Speed

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The rate at which an object is able to move or operate

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Speed Si unit

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Meter per second

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How do you solve for speed

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speed = distance / time

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difference between speed and velocity

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speed is the rate of time an object is moving along a path
velocity is the rate and direction

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solve for velocity initial

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velocity = speed / time

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an object travels 25 m in 5s. What is the velocity?

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5 m/s

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9
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what does constant velocity mean

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An object moving the same distance every second.

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Acceleration and its units

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the rate at which an object gain speed or velocity over time
(M/s2)

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solve for acceleration

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a = vf - vi / t

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12
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another name for negative acceleration

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deceleration retardation

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a car changes from 10 m/s to 30 m/s in 8 seconds. what is the acceleration.

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given tbd { delta d}
vi = 10 m/s (a)
vf = 30 m/s a = vf - vi / t
t = 8 s a = 30 - 10 = 20/ 8
a = 2.5 m/s2

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a bicycle moving at 10 m/s stops in 10 seconds. what is its acceleration?

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given tbd { delta d}
vi = 0 (a)
vf = 10 a = 10 - 0 =10
t = 10 a = 1 m/s2

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constant acceleration

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the change in velocity at a constant rate

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force and its si unit

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force moves tends to move, stops or tends to stop the motion of an object. (Newton N)

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balanced forces

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opposite in direction equal in size

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how does an object move if the forces on it are balanced

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the objects movement wont b e affected

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how does an object move if the forces on it are unbalanced

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an object will deviate from its original path it will displace or tilt the object

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friction

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the force resisting the relative motion of solid surfaces, fluid layers, and material elements sliding against eachother.

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newtons (1st, 2nd, 3rd) law of motion

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1st) inertia an object at rest remains at rest,
an object in motion remains in motion at constant speed. unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

2nd) f = ma

3rd) every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

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22
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mass and its si unit

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mass is the amount of matter in an object (kg)

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gravity

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the force that attracts an object towards the center of the earth.

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how does gravity depend on mass

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mass is what causes gravitational force, without it there would be no gravity

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the relationship between gravity and the distance between the masses
the more distance between masses the weaker the gravitational force
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weight and its si unit
The force of gravity on a mass (newton N)
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weight equation
weight = mass x gravitational field strength w = m x g
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momentum and its si unit
the product of mass and velocity (p) (kg m/s)
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law of conservation of momentum
the total momentum of a system is constant if no external force is acting on it.
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elastic collision and inelastic collision differences
elastic has no net loss in kinetic energy inelastic has a loss of kinetic energy
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explosion
rapid expansion in volume associated with an extreme outward release of energy.
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momentum and impulse are related by
the impulse experienced by an object is equal to the momentum
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difference between scalar and vector
vectors use direction scalar doesnt
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longitudinal waves
particles of the medium vibrate parallel to the motion of the wave.
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frequency of a wave with a speed of 0.4 m/s and wavelength of 0.020 m
f = v/f f= 0.4/ 0.020 f = 20 Hz
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a period (T) of 0.005 seconds would be equal to a frequency of
200 Hz
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what type of wave travels at right angles to the energy transfer
transverse waves
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what type of wave has areas of rarefaction and compression
longitudinal waves
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what wave transmits from one place to others
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the distance between two consecutive troughs or crests is
wavelength
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the law of conservation of energy
the total energy of an isolated system is constant
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what happens to an object's potential energy when it is taken to a high altitude
its potential energy increases
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energy
the ability to do work
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the rate of change of work
power
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power and its unit
the amount of energy used (watt) (p)
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potential energy is
energy that has potential to become another form of energy
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work done formula
W = Fd Work = Force x Displacement
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an object mass 0.2 kg velocity 0.5m/s kinetic energy ?
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work =100 j t = 20 s power ?
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what quantity is equal to newton-meter
Joule
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law of reflection
the angle of reflection equals the angle of incidencfe
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joule/second is = to which si unit
Watt
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force 10 N distance 5m force = to displacement what is the total work done
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20* C to K =
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force = 20 N mass = 3kg distance = 4m f = perpendicular to 4m work ?
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heat is
the energy transferred from on object to another as result in a difference of temperature
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when an object cools down molecules
it loses its kinetic energy and slows down
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what is not a good conductor of heat
plastic, wood, rubber
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electricity is
the flow of electrons
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cell and battery difference
cells convert chemical energy into electrical energy battery is a group of cells that store electricity on chemical potential energy
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which side of a cell is positive
the long side
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coulomb is a unit for
electric charge
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direct current is
one directional flow of electric charge
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what is used to measure current
ampere
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how must the ammeter be connected in a circuit
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what unit is resistance measured in
ohm
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Ohm's law states
The current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across two points