Momchilovich Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Movement from one place to another

A

Motion

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2
Q

A change in velocity over time

A

Acceleration

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3
Q

Formula for speed

A

Speed = distance/time

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4
Q

The distance moved over time

A

Speed

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5
Q

An object’s speed in a certain direction

A

Velocity

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6
Q

Formula for velocity

A

Velocity = distance/time add direction

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7
Q

Variable that is being observed or that you are measuring

A

Dependent variable

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8
Q

The mass an velocity of an object

A

Momentum

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9
Q

Formula for momentum

A

P = mass x velocity

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10
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Formula for acceleration

A

Acceleration = final velocity - initial velocity / time

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11
Q

The variable that you change; stands alone

A

Independent variable

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12
Q

The speed of an object can be measured in

A

miles per hour or meters per second

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13
Q

What is the relationship between time and speed?

A

The shorter the time, the higher the speed

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14
Q

The velocity of a moving object depends on

A

The object’s speed in a certain direction

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15
Q

True or false: Acceleration can be positive or negative.

A

True

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16
Q

What does dominoes falling in a line show?

A

Momentum being transferred

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17
Q

When should you use a line graph?

A

When you are showing how a variable changes

18
Q

When should you use a bar graph?

A

When you are comparing two or more things

19
Q

When should you use a pie chart?

A

When you are displaying survey results or percentages

20
Q

What does momentum depend on?

A

An object’s mass and velocity

21
Q

What does an object’s momentum do as the object’s speed increases?

A

Increases

22
Q

What does the Law of Conservation state?

A

When moving objects collide, they transfer momentum

23
Q

What is frame of reference?

A

The angle a viewer sees of an object’s motion

24
Q

Give an example of elastic collision.

A

A car hitting another car and bouncing off

25
Q

Give an example of inelastic collision.

A

Football player tackling another player

26
Q

What is the symbol for velocity?

A

v

27
Q

What is the symbol for speed?

A

s

28
Q

What is the symbol for acceleration?

A

a

29
Q

What is the symbol for momentum?

A

p

30
Q

What comes after the word if when you are writing a hypothesis?

A

the independent variable

31
Q

What comes after the word then when you are writing a hypothesis?

A

the dependent variable

32
Q

The more mass an object has

A

The more momentum the object has

33
Q

Displacement

A

Distance between the starting and finishing point

34
Q

Static friction

A

Friction between a book and the table top

35
Q

Kinetic friction

A

Friction between two handing rubbing together

36
Q

Unwanted friction

A

Eggs sticking to a frying pan

37
Q

Helpful friction

A

Tires rubbing on the road

38
Q

Centripetal friction

A

A Ferris wheel

39
Q

Negative acceleration

A

A car slowing down

40
Q

Balanced force

A

Two people pushing and neither one moves

41
Q

Unbalanced force

A

Two people pushing and one gets moved back