important success criteria Flashcards

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what is scalar quantity?

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is described by magnitude (mass, speed)

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what is vector quantity?

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it requires both magnitude + direction (velocity, force, displacement)

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2
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what is magnitude?

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size/amount/ quantity

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what is distance?

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the total length of the path an object has travelled

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what is displacement?

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an objects change in position between final and initial velocity

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what are the units displacement is measured in?

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x and in length, like m or km

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what are the units distance is measured in?

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d and length, like m or km

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what is speed?

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the rate that an object changes

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what is velocity?

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the speed with direction

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9
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what is the unit speed is measured with?

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s

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what are the units velocity is measured with?

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m/s and v

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is distance scalar or vector, why?

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scalar. only describes amount of space between 2 points and no direction

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is displacement scalar or vector, why?

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vector. requires both magnitude + direction

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is speed scalar or vector, why?

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scalar. only describes how fast with no direction

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14
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is velocity scalar or vector, why?

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vector. requires both magnitude + direction

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15
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how do you convert m/s to km/h?

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multiply by 3.6

16
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how do you calculate average speed?

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A= total distance
total time

17
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how do you calculate distance?

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how do you calculate time?

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distance divided by speed

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how do you calculate speed?

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distance divided by time

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what is acceleration?

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rate when velocity changes in time, regarding speed + direction

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is acceleration scalar or vector?

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vector. needs both magnitude + direction

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what are the units used for acceleration?

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what are the units used for initial velocity?

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what are the units used for final velocity?
v and m/s
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how do you calculate acceleration in a straight line?
a = v - u t
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what is acceleration due to gravity?
the acceleration experienced by an object due to gravitational pull. Always directed downwards
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what is earth's formula regarding gravity?
9.8m/s squared
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how do you know when velocity = 0?
when it starts from rest, or is at it's highest point in vertical motion
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what is the initial' velocity symbol?
Vo
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what is the final velocity symbol?
V
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explain velocity = 0
Vo= 0 m/s- before acceleration/ motion happens V= 0 m/s after motion/ acceleration
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What is the name of Newton's first law?
Interia law
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What is the name of Newton's second law?
acceleration law
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What is the name of Newton's third law?
action-reaction law
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Explain newtons first law
object at rest stays at rest, object in motion stays in motion (at constant velocity) unless acted upon by a force. Things don't move on their own, something needs to physically change it
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Explain newtons second law
the acceleration of an object depends on amount of forces acting on it and its mass. F = m x a more force = more acceleration more mass = less acceleration (harder to move)
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Explain newtons third law
for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. forces always come in pairs. push something, it pushes back with same force