physics midterm Flashcards

1
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vf

A

Vo + at

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2
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change in X

A

Vot + .5at^

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3
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Vf^

A

Vo^ + 2aX

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4
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calculate how fast an object free falls

A

v=g x t

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5
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object droped

height=

A

.5gt^

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6
Q

projectile

A

only force is gravity

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7
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horizontal component

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no acceleration gravity has no effect

d=vt

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8
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vertical component

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acceleration is 10
use all formulas

to find time y=.5gt^

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9
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angled launches

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at max hieght
velocity of horizontal and vertical is the same

speed is equal at equal heights

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10
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newton’s first law

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object at rest will stay at rest unless outside force

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11
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2nd law

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force= mass x acceleration

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12
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3rd law

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every action has an equal or opposite reaction

force pairs

object cannot create a force alone

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13
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unit of length

A

meter

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14
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unit of mass

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kilograms

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15
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unit of time

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seconds

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16
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velocity

A

length/time

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17
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acceleration

A

length/time^

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18
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x=

A

.5at^

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19
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acceleration towards the center of motion

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a= v^/r

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20
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significant figures

A

multiply: answer same number of SF as the lowest # of SI
add: number of decimal places in the answer is equal to the smallest number of deconmal places

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21
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dynamics

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study of motion

22
Q

kinematics

A

part of dynamics that describes motion
not causes

displacement
velocity
acceleration

23
Q

displacement

A

change in position
Xf-Xi

negative direction or positive direction

vector: magnitude n direction

24
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scalar quantity

A

magnitude no direction
mass
temp
speed

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average speed
total length/total time includes distance use distance formula always positive scalar
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average velocity
displacement use formula: Xf-Xi vector
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position v time graph
curve: velocity straight: constant velocity if curved then just find straight line btw 2 points
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instanteous velocity
tangent line
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acceleration
change in velocity | directly proportional to net force
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average accel
change in v/ change in t vector nonzero accel when v is zero: toss a ball up
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velocity v time graph
slope of tangent at that point= instantanous accel= accel
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inertia
tendency to continue original state of motion
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mass
measure of object's resistance to changes in motion due to force greater mass, less accel
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gravitational force
attraction btw two objects G x m1m2 r^ r: distance btw object
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universial gravitational constant
6.67 x 10^-11
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weight force
G x Me m | r^
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forces
F=f accel=0 F is bigger, object accelerates in that direction
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how to find max static friction | and kinetic friction
f=un
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mechanical energy
sum of KE and PE
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work
done only when object is moved through displacement while force is applied. when force or displacement double, work is doubled. double both: quadriple work W=Fd force is parallel to displacement joules if negative, object loses mechanicle energy scalar
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work when force is at an angle
W= (Fcos@)d d= always positive negative/positive work depends on cos@
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work net
KEf-KEi + answe:
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KE
.5mv^ joules mass moving scalar can do work on another object
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conservative force
gravity energy put in same as energy get out if work it does moving an object btw two points is the same no matter that path
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nonconservative force
energy disperse as heat/sound
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potential energy
from conservative forces present at the beginning and end points of a curve composed of systems
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work with gravity
Fdcos@
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GPE
mgy
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total mechanical energy conserved
KEi + PEi = KEf + PEf
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power average
rate at which energy is transferred w/t
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instantaneous power
Fu force n velocity is parralel