1135 Questions & Blanks Flashcards

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What was the name of the great scientific book written by Isaac Newton?

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Principia

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What three things did Isaac Newton’s book accomplish?

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states the law of universal gravity
sets forth the three laws of motion
applies mathematics to astronomy

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What is force?

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Force is any influence capable of producing a change in the velocity of a body

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State the first law of motion

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A body will remain at rest or move with a constant speed in a straight line unless compelled to change its motion by an outside force

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Why did Isaac Newton state the law of inertia separately from the second law of motion?

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to call attention to the role of forces in producing motion

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State the formula for the gravitational attraction between two bodies

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F=G(m1m2/r^2)

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The force of gravitational attraction between two objects of ordinary size was successfully measured by _____________

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Henry Cavendish

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Momentum is the product of what two quantities?

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mass

velocity

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________ is equivalent to momentum and has the same units of measurement

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Impulse

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State the law of conservation of momentum

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The total momentum before an impact equals the total momentum after the impact.

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The third law of motion is also called the ____________

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law of action reaction

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How can scientists calculate the momentum of an invisible particle in an atomic reaction?

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They calculate the difference between the known momenta of all other particles and the original momentum

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M1V1 = -M2V2

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.

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When both objects are going in the same direction, collide, and continue forward as one unit.

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Pt = (m1 + m2)v

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kg X m/sec^2

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N

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9.81m/sec^2

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g

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17
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maximum displacement

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amplitude

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reciprocal to the period

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frequency

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motion of a pendulum

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simple harmonic

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back-and-forth motion

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vibration

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21
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product of force and distance

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work

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22
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product of a newton and meter

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joule

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unit equal to one cycle per second

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hertz

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ability to do work

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energy

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energy due to motion
kinetic energy
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time it takes to make a complete swing
period
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The period of a pendulum is ____ related to its _____
directly | length
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How does gravity affect the period of a pendulum?
inversely
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The period of a pendulum is independent of what three things?
mass type of substance amplitude
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As the center of a vibration, a string has a ___________ of zero, while the ______ is at its maximum.
resulting force | velocity
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At maximum displacement, a vibrating string has a _____________
velocity of zero
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What is work?
The product of force and the distance through which the force is applied
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What is kinetic energy?
The ability to do work because of a body's motion
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Stored energy, or energy due to position is __________-
potential energy
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Examples of potential energy
gravitational firewood dynamite steam under pressure
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Formula for the period of a pendulum
T=2pi x (length/9.81)^1/2
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frequency = 1/period
cycle/sec = frequency = hertz
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Formula for work
work = force x distance
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dyne x cm
erg
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newton x meter
joule
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Formula for kinetic energy
KE = 0.5 x m x v^2
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Formula for potential energy
PE = m x g x h
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Formula for power
work or energy/time
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joules / seconds
watt
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Formula for mechanical advantage
load/effort
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Effort x effort distance = Load x load distance
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effort distance = MA x load distance
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MA of an incline
run/rise
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Efficiency = (work output/work input) x 100%
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Three facts that must be remembered when applying the law of conservation of energy
- A particular type of energy may not be conserved - Almost all energy changes result in an increase in the amount of heat energy at the expense of other types of energy. - The law of conservation of energy in the universe is not true under all circumstances
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What is the law of conservation of mass-energy?
The total amount of matter and energy in the universe is constant
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What is power
Power is a measure of the speed at which work is done
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List the six simple machines
Screw, Pulley, Wheel and Axle, Wedge, Lever, Inclined Plane | SPWAWLIP
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In what three ways are machines used?
change the direction of the effort multiply the effort change the distance through which the effort acts
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What is the meaning of mechanical advantage?
ratio of load to effort
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The ratio between the load and the actual effort used to move the load is called the _____
actual mechanical advantage
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Explain why theoretical mechanical advantage and actual mechanical advantage are never equivalent
energy is lost, usually due to friction
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In a lever the _________ is measure from the fulcrum to the load
load arm distance
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In a lever, the _____________ is measured from the fulcrum to the point where the effort is applied
effort arm distance
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When the effort is applied between the load and the fulcrum, the lever is ________
third class
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When the fulcrum is between the load and the effort, the lever is ___________
first class
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When the load is between the fulcrum and the effort, the lever is ______
second class
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What is a machine?
Any device that transfers energy from its point of input to its point of use