Exam 1 Ch 2- Basic Physics Primer Flashcards

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physics-

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study of interactions of matter & energy in all of their diverse forms

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2
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physicist try to remove-

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subjectivity from observation

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physics fields of study (6)-

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-thermodynamics
-optics
-acoustics
-mechanics
-electromagnetics
-atomic & nuclear physics

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4
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radiographic physics primarily concerned w:-

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mechanics (matter in motion) & electromagnetic

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5
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standard units of measurement-

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-different types of quantities in any measuring system
-base quantities
-derived quantities
-special quantities

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base quantities-

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-decided on by that system
-building blocks of all other quantities (length, mass, & time)

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derived quantities-

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-secondary quantity
-derived from a combo. of one or more of the 3 basic quantities
-volume (l^3)
-density (m/l^3)
-velocity (l/t)

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special quantities-

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-additional quantities designed ti support measurement in specialized areas of technology & sciences
-derived quantities specific to a field
-exposure dose
-effective dose
-radioactivity

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9
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2 parts for every measurement of system of units-

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magnitude & unit

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10
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4 systems of units-

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-SI Unit
-MSK
-CGS
-British

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11
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SI units-

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meter, kilogram, & second

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12
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MSK-

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meter, kilogram, & second

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13
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CGS-

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centimeter, gram, & second

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British-

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foot, pound, & second

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15
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when units are in derived quantities, they are-

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improper

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16
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mechanisms-

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segment of physics that deals w: object at rest & in motion

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17
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objects at rest-

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static

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18
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objects in motion-

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dynamic

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19
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vectors-

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quantity w: both magnitude & direction

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20
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scalars-

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quantity only

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21
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motion is described by-

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-velocity (v = d/t)
-acceleration- (a = vf - vo)/t)

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velocity-

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-speed
-how fast something is moving
-rate of change of its possession w: time

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acceleration-

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-rate of change of its velocity w: time
-how quickly/slowly velocity is changing

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Newton’s 1st law of motion-

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-inertia
-body will remain at rest w: constant velocity in straight line unless acted on by external force

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Newton’s 2nd law of motion-

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-force
-force that acts on an obj. is equal to mass of an obj. multiplied by acceleration is produced

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Newton’s 3rd law of motion-

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-action/reaction
-for every action, there is an equal & opposite reaction

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weight-

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-Wt = mg
-force on a body caused by the pull of gravity on it

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acceleration due to gravity-

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-SI Units- 9.8 m/s^2
-British- 32 ft/s^2
-objs. that fall to earth accelerate at constant rate

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momentum-

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-p = mv
-product of mass & its velocity
-greater velocity, more momentum obj. possesses

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work-

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-w = Fd
-product of force & distance

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power-

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-P = work/t = Fd/t
-rate of doing work
-quotient of work by time

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british unit of power-

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horsepower (Hp)

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SI unit for power-

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watt (W)

34
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energy-

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-may be transformed from one form to another, but cannot be created or destroyed
-ability to do work

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kinetic energy-

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-KE = 1/2mv^2
-energy associated w: motion of an obj.
-depends on mass of an obj. & on the square of its velocity

36
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potential energy-

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-PE = mgh
-stored energy of position to configuration

37
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calorie-

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heat necessary to raise temperature of 1 g of water by 1*C

38
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heat-

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kinetic energy of random motion of molecules

39
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heat transferred from one location to another by-

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-conduction
-convection
-radiation

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conduction-

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transfer of heat through a material or by touching

41
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molecular motion from a high-temp. obj. that touches a low-temp. obj.-

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equalizes the temp. of both

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convection-

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mechanical transfer of “hot” molecules in a gas or liquid from one place to another

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radiation-

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thermal-transfer of heat by emission of infrared radiation

44
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thermal radiation-

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transfer of heat by emission of infrared radiation

45
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temperature-

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measured w: a thermometer

46
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2 reference points of temperature-

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freezing & boiling point of water

47
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2 reference points of temperature-

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freezing & boiling point of water

47
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2 reference points of temperature-

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freezing & boiling point of water

47
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2 reference points of temperature-

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freezing & boiling point of water

48
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measure temperature by-

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-celsius
-fahrenheight
-kelvin