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1
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What are the three categories of matter?

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Conductors, Semiconductor and Insulators

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2
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What is conductor?

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Substances that permit the flow of electrical charges

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3
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What is Semiconductor?

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Substances of variable conductivity depending on several factors

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What is Insulator?

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Substances that delay the flow of electric current.

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What is Conductance?

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The capacity of material allowing electricity to flow through them

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6
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As the length increases, conductance_____

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Decreases

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7
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As the diameter increases, conductance_____

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Increases

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8
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As the temperature of the wire increases conductance____

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Decreases

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9
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What is Power Supply?

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The ability to provide energy to electrical current in a circuit

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10
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What is “protection”?

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Allows the safe use of electrical circuits and appliances when they are under a power surge

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What is “Transformation”?

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The ability of circuit elements to transform electrical energy into other useful forms of energy.

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What is “Control?”

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Allows the circuits to be easily turned on and off

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13
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What is “Constraint”?

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Constraint are external forces that are exerted on materials and that have a tendency to deform them.

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What is Motion transmission?

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Relaying a motion from one part to another without altering the nature of the motion.

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15
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What does a motion transmission system contain?

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  • a driver component
  • a driven component
  • Intermediate component
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16
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What are the Characteristics of motion transition system

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  • They all transmit Rotational motion
  • the direction is clockwise or counterclockwise
  • If reversible then the driven component can be a driver (vice versa)
17
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Characteristics of Gear Trains?

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  • Contains at least two gears
  • Direction alternates from one gear to another
  • Gears are reversible
18
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Characteristics of chain and sprocket?

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  • Connected with chain
  • 2 sprocket move in the same direction
  • reversible
19
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Characteristics of Worm and Gear?

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  • Irreversible
  • The driver must be the WORM
  • the gear teeth match the grooves of worm
20
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Named all the Motion that can be reverse (clockwise & counter clockwise)

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  • Rack and Pinion
  • Slider-Crank mechanism
  • Belt and Pulley
  • Gear Train
  • Chain and sprocket
  • Simple Gear system
21
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When do Speed changes occur?

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When the driver does not turn at the same speed as the driven component.

22
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What is Hardness?

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To resist force, abrasion (scratches) or deformation

23
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What is Elasticity?

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The capacity to return to its original shape after undergoing a constraint

24
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What is Resilience?

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Capacity to resist shock by undergoing deformation and then turning to its original shape.

25
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What is Fragility?

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Capacity to break without undergoing deformation when subjected to various constraints

26
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What is stiffness?

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Capacity to retain their shapes when subjected to various constraints

27
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What is Ductility?

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Shaping property usually associated with metals capacity to be drawn into. Wires without breaking

28
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What is Maleability?

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Shaping property (usually associated with metals )capacity to be flattened or bent without breaking