Physics Flashcards

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It is the product of the mass of an object and its velocity

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Momentum

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The product of the force and the time during which the force acts on the body

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Impulse

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3
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It is a force that tends to produce rotation about an axis

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Torque

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4
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It causes the object to be accelerated towards the circle’s centet

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Centripetal force

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5
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Formula for speed and velocity

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Speed: d/t
Velocity: đ/t

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6
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Formula for ave acceleration

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ā = change in velocity/ time of travel

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7
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3 Laws of Motion and explain

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  1. Law of Inertia: A body will remain at rest unless acted upon by an outside force
  2. Law of Acceleration: greater mass = more force
  3. Law of Interaction: for every force, theres an equal and opposite reaction
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8
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_____ done on an object is equal to the product of the magnitude of the force exerted on the ibject and the displacement that the object moves while the force is being exerted

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Work

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9
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Formula for work

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W= Fd

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10
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It is the capacity to do work

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Energy

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11
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Kinetic vs Potential energy

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Kinetic: the energy of motion

Potential: at rest/stored

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Formula for Kimetic Energy

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KE = ½ mv²

(v for velocity)

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13
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What does the Law of Conservation of Energy states?

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Energy is conserved. It can neither be created nor destroyed

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14
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What is conduction

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  • heat transfer in a solid
  • pass heat –one to another
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What is Convection?(2)

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  • heat transfwr in fluids
  • replacing the cold air with hot air
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16
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How does radiation occur?

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In the absence of any medium. It can travel without the help of molecules of matter

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17
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The process of changing the substance from its solid phase to its liquid phase

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Fusion

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18
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The process of changing a liquid to its vapor state

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Vaporization

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A disturbance that travels through a medium

20
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Electromagnetic vs mechanical wave

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Electromagnetic: does not require any medium

Mechanical: requires a medium

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The time it takes the wave to move from one crest to another

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The number of cycles the wave completes in one second

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The bouncing back of a wave when it hits a barrier that does not absorb the wave’s energy

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Reflection

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The bending of light when it passes from one kind of material into another

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Refraction

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Occur when 2 waves overlap
Interference
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The spreading of light waves as they pass through a small opening or around a boundary
Diffraction
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Describe sound (3)
- longitudinal compression wave - can move through all kinds of matter - echo: result of the reflection of sound
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It refers to the change in the frequency of a sound due to the motion of either the source or the observer
Doppler Effect
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It is made up of photons, or tiny packets of energy
Light
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Which has the longest wavelength in EM spectrum?
Red and radio wave
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Which has the shortest wavelength
Gamma Ray and violet
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Which has the highest frequency/ energy
Gamma ray and violet
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Which has the lowest frequency/energy in the EM spectrum?
Radio waves, red
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The EM Spectrum from shortest to longest wavelength
Gamma Ray, X Ray, Ultraviolet, Visible Light, Infrared, microwave, radio wave
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Which EM wave causes suntan and is used in processing plants to destroy germs?
Ultraviolet
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It is caused by the flow of electrons between atoms
Electricity
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Conductors vs insulators and give examples
Conductors: allow electrons to move freely (Eg. Copper, silver, aluminum) Insulators: slow down the flow of electrons (Eg. Air, rubber, plastic, wood, glass)
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It is the buildup of positive or negative charges on objects by accumulation or loss of electrons
Static electricity
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According to this law, the current passing through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage across the conductor and inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor
Ohm's Law
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Formula for Ohm's Law
V = IR
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Describe a series circuit (2)
- current is the same through each resistor - total resistance= add the resistance values
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Describe a parallel circuit
The voltage across each resistor in parallel is the same
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The rate at which work is done
Power