Advanced Physics (1st Qtr) Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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quantity with only magnitude

A

scalar

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quantity with both magnitude and direction

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vector

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3
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trigonometric function in finding the x component

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cosine

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4
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trigonometric function in finding the y component

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sine

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5
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angle with respect to positive x axis

A

θ

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6
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unit vector equivalent to x axis

A

i hat

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7
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unit vector equivalent to y axis

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j hat

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8
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unit vector equivalent to z axis

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k hat

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9
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symbol for scalar products

A

dot

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10
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symbol for vector products

A

cross

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11
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other name for scalar product

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dot product

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12
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other name for vector product

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cross product

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13
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vector with magnitude equal to one (1)

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unit vector

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14
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motion of an object or particle moving along a circle or a circular path or arc with a constant speed

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uniform circular motion

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15
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force that keeps an object moving in a circle

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centripetal force

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16
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linear speed of any object moving along a circular path

A

tangential velocity

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17
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F = ma

what is defined by m

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mass

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18
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F = ma

what is defined by a

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acceleration

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19
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a = v^2/r

what is defined by v

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velocity

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20
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a = v^2/r

what is defined by r

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radius

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21
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acceleration of an object or particle moving along a circle or a circular path or arc with a constant speed

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centripetal acceleration

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22
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point where all the mass of an object is concentrated

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center of mass

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23
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point where all the weight of an object is concentrated

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center of gravity

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24
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value of acceleration due to gravity

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9.8 m/s^2

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True or false. Center of mass is always at an objects geometric center.
false
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True or false. Center of mass can be outside the object.
true
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state of an object if its body is not moving from any reference point
static equilibrium
28
types of static equilibrium
stable and unstable
29
motion of an object turning about an axis
rotational motion
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rotates with all its parts locked together, without any change in its shape
rigid body
31
angle relative to a fixed direction
angular position
32
fixed direction in rotational motion
zero angular position
33
changing of angular position of the reference line
angular displacement
34
other name for zero angular position
initial position
35
angular displacement during a time interval
average angular velocity
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other term for average angular velocity
angular speed
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limit of the ratio as time approaches zero
instantaneous angular velocity
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limit of the angular acceleration as time approaches zero
instantaneous angular velocity
39
change in angular velocity that occurs during a time interval
average angular acceleration
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turning or twisting action on a body about a rotation axis due to force
torque
41
constant in torque
Φ (phi)
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T = rFsinΦ what is defined by r
lever arm
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T = rFsinΦ what is defined by F
force
44
sum of individual torques when several torques act on a body
net torque
45
other term for net torque
resultant torque
46
change in the speed of sound as temperature increases or decreases
0.6 m/s
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tendency of matter to change its shape, area, density, and volume in response to a change in temperature
thermal expansion
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change in length measurements of an object due to thermal expansion
linear thermal expansion
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expansion or contraction occurring in all directions
volume thermal expansion
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unit for change in temperature
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unit for current / specific temperature
°C
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coefficient of linear thermal expansion per degree celsius
α (alpha)
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coefficient of volume thermal expansion per degree celsius
β (beta)
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amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 kg of a substance to 1 K
specific heat capacity
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amount of heat needed to cause a phase change
latent heat
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phase change between solid and liquid
fusion
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phase change between liquid and gas
vaporization
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True or false. an object's temperature stays constant throughout a phase change
true
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sequence of phases where speed of sound decreases (starting from fastest to slowest medium)
solids, liquids, gas
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equation used in finding the resultant vector
pythagorean equation