chapter 2 study guide Flashcards

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what is the law of universal gravitation

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every particle in the universe attracts every other particle with a force directly proportional to the product of their masses

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what is newton’s first law of motion

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an object at rest will stay at rest, and an object in motion will stay in motion at a constant speed and in a straight line, unless acted upon by an unbalanced force (inertia)

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what is newton’s second law of motion

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the acceleration of an object depends on the mass of the object and the amount of force applied

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what is newton’s third law of motion

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when two objects interact, they apply forces to each other of equal magnitude and opposite direction

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what is law of conservation of momentum

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the total momentum of an isolated system remains constant, unless an external force is applied

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be able to distinguish between balanced forces and unbalanced forces

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balanced= 0 net force. unbalanced= net force not 0

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list examples of an unbalanced force

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person in an elevator going up and down

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8
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list examples of a force

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friction, gravity

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9
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list examples of noncontact force

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ball falling after tossed in the air

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in a graph which illustrates the effect of distance on gravity, which label goes on the horizontal axis?

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distance

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what force is represented when a skater slows down as she slides across the ice

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friction

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12
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list examples of circular motion

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car turning a corner, yo-yo on a string in a circle, moon’s orbit around earth, earth’s orbit around sun

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identify a force or motion that is involved in the moon orbiting earth

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acceleration towards the center of the earth

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what is the force that keeps a satellite in orbit?

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acceleration force

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explain how a force allows a person to walk forward

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ground pushes on the person

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16
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a student hits a nail with a hammer. explain location of forces during collision

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force on nail and hammer

17
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what is the equation for momentum?

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p = m times v

18
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when is a collision elastic?

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if objects do not stick together

19
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what is the difference between fluid friction, static friction, and sliding friction

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static-prevents objects from slipping when resting on a surface. sliding-occurs when an object slides over another object. fluid-occurs when objects move through a fluid

20
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what force must be overcome in order to start an object moving?

21
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what is the equation for newton’s second law of motion?

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a=f net/m or a=f/m

22
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what is the unit of measure of force?

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what is happening with force when two people pull on a rope and it goes towards the first person?

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unbalanced forces

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what happens to an object when an unbalanced force acts upon it?

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planet with same gravitational acceleration but twice the mass. you weigh 700 n on earth, how much do you weigh on other planet?
1400 n
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which law of motion indicates a relationship among force, mass, and acceleration?
newton's second law of motion
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identify the path of a ball if gravity did not affect a horizontally thrown ball
ball would continue horizontally
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moving train collides with same size other train that is motionless. how does final momentum compare to momentum of first car?
it is the same
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friend is incorrect
action reaction forces do not cancel each other out (or something like that)