Physics Unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Mass acted on by gravity is ________.

A

weight

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2
Q

The thrust is opposite to the rocket’s weight, a force acting in a downward motion. These forces are equal but opposite in direction, illustrating _____.

A

Newton’s Third law of motion

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3
Q

The rocket engine provides the thrust that makes the rocket travel upward. The thrust is a force that moves the rocket from one location to another.

A

motion

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4
Q

The ______ on the rocket would include the thrust or upward force minus the rocket’s weight, which is the downward force acting upon the rocket, and all other forces acting on the rocket force.

A

net force

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5
Q

At the point where a rocket reaches the top of the Earth’s atmosphere, the rocket has undergone ________ or a change in position including distance and direction.

A

displacement

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6
Q

What does Newton’s second law of motion state?

A

The acceleration of an object acted upon by a constant force is directly proportional to the force and inversely proportional to the object’s mass. In addition, the acceleration occurs in the same direction as the applied force.

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7
Q

A rocket moves in relationship to the stand that is attached to when it is launched. This is an example of _____.

A

relative motion

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8
Q

If you divide a rocket’s change in distance by the change in time, you will have computer the rocket’s ______.

A

average velocity

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9
Q

What does Newton’s first law of motion state?

A

Objects at rest remain at rest, and objects in motion continue in motion at the same velocity, unless acted upon by an outside force.

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10
Q

As a rocket climbs through the atmosphere, it moves faster and faster. Its changing velocity is:

A

acceleration

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11
Q

When a rocket is first launched, it sits still. Smoke from the burning fuel spills out of the bottom. The rocket is experiencing _______ or the tendency to stay at rest.

A

inertia

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12
Q

A rocket moves in relationship to the stand that it is attached to when it is launched.

A

relative motion

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13
Q

What is Newton’s third law of motion?

A

For every action there is and equal and oppositely directed reaction force.

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14
Q

The fact that the rocket at first remains at rest is a representation of _____.

A

Newton’s first law of motion

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15
Q

The propellant used in rockets is important. Liquid hydrogen has a low mass volume ratio or _______.

A

density

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16
Q

The amount of force to propel the rocket is in the same direction as the motion.

A

vector

17
Q

The applied force is 6789 N while the force of friction is 451 N. What is the net force?

A

6338

18
Q

A large rocket will move 4500 meters in 1 second toward the heavens to attain a particular:

A

velocity

19
Q

The thrust force is greater than the rocket’s weight.

A

unbalanced force

20
Q

Gravity pulls down on the rocket.

A

force of indirect contact

21
Q

Rockets can be huge and therefore, heavy. For instance, a Stern V rocket has a ________ of 3038 500 kg.

A

mass

22
Q

All the forces acting on the rocket is the _____ force.

A

net

23
Q

If you divide a rocket’s change in velocity by the change in time, you will have computed the rocket’s _____.

A

average acceleration