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Inertia

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Tendency of an object to resist any changes in motion ex: seatbelts

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Newtons 2nd law

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F=mxa the total force of an object is equal to the product of its mass and acceleration unit is Newton

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Same force acting on a rock and car

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Rock : small mass:large acceleration

Car-large mass:small acceleration

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Newtons 3rd law and ex

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For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction ex: balloon action:air rushed down reaction:balloon goes up, a rocket hot gases push against the inside tube of the rocket and escape out the bottom of the tube

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Density FORMULA

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Mass divided by volume

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density (floating in water placement)

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Heavier-sinks
Lighter-floats
Same-middle

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Gravity

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Force of attraction between two objects increases with altitude

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Friction

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Force that works. In the opposite direction of motion cause an object to slow down and eventually stop

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Air resistance

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Opposes downward motion of falling objects large surface areas increase air resistance

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Combining forces (vectors)

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Pythagorean thereom

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Maximum K.E

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Right before ball hits the ground

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Maximum P.E.

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Top all p.e is before ball is thrown

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Acceleration due to gravity

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At the earths surface all freely falling objects experience the same “adg” =9.8m/s^2

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Ways to reduce friction in simple machines

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Sliding,rolling.fluid

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Examples of six simple machines

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  1. inclined plane: ramp
  2. wedge: knife,ax,plow,zipper
  3. screw: wood screw,cork screw,nut bolt lightbulb
  4. lever
  5. pulley:clothesline,window,shade,flag pole
  6. wheel and axle: bikes,Ferris wheel, steering wheel,door knobs
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1st class lever and examples

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Fulcrum is in the middle

Ex.seasaw,scissors,crowbars

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2nd class lever and examples

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Fulcrum on the end resistance in the middle effort on the opposite end
Ex:wheelbarrow,doors,nutcracker

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3rd class lever

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Fulcrum on opposite end of resistance effort is in the middle resistance on opposite end

Ex:bat,shovel,fishing pole

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Machines that require the (least/most ) amount of effort force have a high mechanical advantage

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Least

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Mechanical advantage

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Tells you the number of times a machine multiplies your effort force

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Efficiency

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Work output over work input multiplied by 100 compared work output to work input to determine how much work is used to overcome the machines friction

Increase efficiency, decrease friction

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Sound energy

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(Mechanical energy) matter in motion.if the object is moving it is mechanical

Ex: moving car, wind , waterfall

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Light energy

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(Electromagnetic) moving electric charger

Ex:light,electricity,magnets,x-Rays,radio waves,uv Rays

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Vibrations

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Any movement that follows the same path repeatedly

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Wave
The movement of energy from a vibrating source
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Frequency
Number of complete waves per unit of time :hertz Increase frequency , decrease wavelength
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Pitch
How high or low a sound is depends of frequency •more waves/sec=higher pitch like an opera singer •less waves/sec=low pitch,like thunder
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Amplitude
Heigh of the wave Increase wave energy,increase amplitude Increase amplitude, increase height of crests and troughs
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Loudness and unit
Amount of energy carried by a wave .higher the amplitude means louder the sound Unit-decibels
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Law of reflection
Light gets reflected from a surface at angle it hits it Angle of incidence = angle of reflection
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Refraction through convex lense
Causes light rays to converge (come together because one or both sides curve outward, thick in middle). Makes things look larger light rays meet at a focal point
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Refraction through concave lense
Causes light rays to diverge (spread apart bc one or both sides curve inward , thug in the middle) makes things look smaller (minifies) lights rays spread out
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Electromagnetic spectrum
Chart showing visible colors and their wavelengths Red-longest Violet -shortest
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Microwaves
Used for cooking and communication
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Infrared
Felt as heat
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Visible
Light we can see
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Ultraviolet
EM waves with frequencies slightly higher than visible light Uses:food processing,hospitals to kill germs Helps your body make vitamin d
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X-Ray
High energy EM waves that can damage living cells Uses:medicine-bones absorbs x-rays ;soft tissue does not Lead. Absorbs x-rays
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Gamma
Highest frequency highest energy EM waves shortest wavelength come from outer space Uses:cancer treatment
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Physical properties
Characteristics of matter that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the matter Ex:all measurements,color,phase,odor,size
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Chemical properties
Characteristics of matter that describe the ability of the matter to change into a completely new substance with new physical and chemical properties Ex:flammability,ability to :rust,tarnish,photosynthesize,react with acid,weather &erodr
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Physical change
Changing the physical properties of the matter not the identity of the new substance Examples: changing the size or shape (crushing,cutting,breaking) or changing phase (melting,freezing,boiling,and condensing)
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Chemical change
The process of the substance changing into a new substance with the new physical and chemical properties Ex:the actual process of burning,rusting ,exploding ,baking
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Mass
Amount of matter in an object | If you went to Mars your mass oils stay the same
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Weight
Depends on the pull of gravity if you went to Mars your weight would change
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Newtons 1st law and examples
An object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force ex:inertia
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What is a force
Push or pull on an object unit is Newton can be measured with a spring scale
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Unbalanced forces
Causes a change in motion ,starts motion or stops motion
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Forces in the same direction you
Add
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Forces in opposite direction you
Subtract
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Balanced force
The forces cancel each tiger out no change in motion occurs forces will be in opposite directions and equal magnitude
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Electromagnetic energy
Moving electric charges | Ex:light,electricity,magnets,x-rays,radio waves,uv light,power lines,rainbows
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Mechanical energy
Matter in motion if the object is moving its mechanical | ex:wind,water,sound
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Heat energy
Internal motion of particles produces heat energy | Ex:melting ice,fire,stove,candles
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Chemical energy
When bonds are broken chemical energy is released | Ex:digesting foods,fuel burning in a car, using a battery
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Nucleur
When the nucleus splits (fission) it collided with another nucleus (fusion) strongest energy Ex:sun,power plant
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Work formula
W=fxd
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Power formula
P=w/t
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Certain metals magnetism occurs in
Iron,nickel ,cobalt
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Magnetism
Occurs when all the atoms in the material are all lined up
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M Mass
Triple beam balance | Grams
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M volume
Graduated cylinder | mL
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M length
Metric ruler | Cm
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M force
Spring scale newtons
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Solids
Have definite shape and volume
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Liquids
Have a definite volume but no definite shape
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Gases
Have no definite shape or volume
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S->L
Melting
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L->G
Boiling /evaporation
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G->L
Condensation
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L->S
Freezing
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Mixture
Two substances mixed together but not chemically combined
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Solution
When one substance dissolves into another
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3 ways to separate mixtures
Evaporate ,magnet, filter, sort , spinning
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Metals are located to the (blank) of the staircase
Left
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of neutrons
Atomic mass rounded - atomic number
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Ion
An atom that becomes charged due to a loss or gain of electrons Metals-lose electrons Non metals-gain
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Compound
Two or more elements chemically combined
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Outer rocky she'll around the earth
Crust
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Earths interior 4 majors parts in order of decending into the earth
Crust,mantle,outer core ,inner core
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High front
Clear and sunny
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Low front
Cloudy &a rainy
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Why can w e see the moon
Reflects sunlight
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Solar eclipse
SME
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Lunar eclipse
SEM
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Water cycle
Recycling of water between the ocean and air and land

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