Physics 7 Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
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The acceleration directed toward the center of a circular path

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Centripetal acceleration

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2
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The mutual force of attraction between particles of matter

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Gravitational force

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3
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A quantity that measures the ability of a force to rotate an object around some axis

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Torque

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4
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The perpendicular distance from the axis of rotation to a line drawn along the direction of the force

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Lever arm

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5
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Tangential speed depends on ________.

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Distance

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6
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Centripetal acceleration is due to a change in ______.

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Direction

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7
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Tangential acceleration is due to a change in _____.

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Speed.

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8
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Centripetal force is necessary for ______ ______.

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Circular motion

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9
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Inertia is often interpreted as a _____.

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Force

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10
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Orbiting objects are in ___ ___.

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Freefall

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11
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The gravitational force depends on the ________ and the _______.

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Masses, distance

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12
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Gravitational force acts between all _____.

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Masses

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13
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Newton’s law of gravitation accounts for ______ _____.

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Ocean tides

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14
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Cavendish finds the value of __ and ____ _____.

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G, Earth’s mass

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15
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Gravity is a ____ _____.

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Field force

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16
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Gravitational field strength equals ___-____ _____.

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Free-fall acceleration

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17
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Weight changes with ______.

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Location

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18
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Gravitational mass equals _______ ____.

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Inertial mass

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19
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Kepler’s three laws describe the ______ of the ______.

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Motion, planets

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20
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Kepler’s laws are consistent with _______ ____ __ _____.

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Newton’s law of gravitation

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21
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Kepler’s third law describes _____ _____.

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Orbital period

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22
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Astronauts in orbit experience __________.

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Weightlessness

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23
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Rotational and translational motion can be ______.

24
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Torque depends on the _____ and the _____ ___.

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Force, lever arm

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The lever arm depends on the _____.
Angle
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A simple machine is used to change the direction or the magnitude of an _____ _____.
Input force
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Machines can alter the _____ and the _____ _____.
Force, distance moved
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Efficiency is a measure of how well _ ____ ____.
A machine works
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_____ _____ depends on distance.
Tangential speed
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______ _______ is due to a change in direction.
Centripetal acceleration
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_______ ______ is due to a change in speed.
Tangential acceleration
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______ _____ is necessary for circular motion.
Centripetal force
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______ is often interpreted as a force.
Inertia
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_____ _____ are in free fall.
Orbiting objects
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________ _____ depends on the masses and the distance.
Gravitational force
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________ ______ acts between all masses.
Gravitational force
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________ ___ __ _______ accounts for ocean tides.
Newton's law of gravitation
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______ finds the value of G and Earth's mass.
Cavendish
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______ is a field force.
Gravity
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__________ _____ _____ equals free-fall acceleration.
Gravitational field strength
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______ changes with location.
Weight
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_______ ____ equals inertial mass.
Gravitational mass
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________ ____ _____ describe the motion of the planets.
Kepler's three laws
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_______ ____ are consistent with Newton's law of gravitation.
Kepler's laws
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______ _____ ___ describes orbital period.
Kepler's third law
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________ in _____ experience weightlesness.
Astronauts, orbit
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________ and _______ motion can be separated.
Rotational, translational
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______ depends on the force and the lever arm.
Torque
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The _____ ___ depends on the angle.
Lever arm
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A _______ ________ is used to change the direction or the magnitude of an input force.
Simple machine
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________ can alter the force and the distance moved.
Machines
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__________ is a measure of how well a machine works.
Efficiency
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Each planet travels in an elliptical orbit around the sun, and the sun is at one of the focal points.
Kepler's first law
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An imaginary line drawn from the sun to any other planet sweeps out equal.
Kepler's second law
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The square of a planet's orbital period (T^2) is proportional to the cube of the average distance (r^3) between the planet and the sun
Kepler's third law