Physics Unit 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Which one is stronger gravitational or electrical force?

A

Electrical

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2
Q

To raise a bucket of water from a well, you could tie a rope to cylinder that can be rotated with a crank having an larger radius than that of the cylinder; in other words, you could have used a(n):

A

wheel and axle system

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3
Q

The ____ of a machine or actual Mechanical Advantage is measured by dividing the useful work output by the total work input.

A

efficiency

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4
Q

A tire sits atop a ramp. When the tire is released, it rolls down the ramp. According to the law of conservation of energy, KEi+PEi=KEf+PEf,
what force caused by the surfaces of the tire and ramp act against this?

A

Friction

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5
Q

During a move, to reduce the work necessary to move a refrigerator from the street level to the height of the truck, the movers place the refrigerator on the moving van’s ramp leading to its interior. This ramp is an example of a(n):

A

inclined plane

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6
Q

Movers transport a refrigerator with a mass of 113 kg the distance of 22 m from your kitchen to their truck. After they complete this task, the movers will have performed:

A

work

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7
Q

The formula F1d1=F2d2
states that the force times the distance on one side of a lever’s fulcrum equals the force times the distance on the other side of the fulcrum, this is the:

A

Law of moments

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8
Q

A tire sits atop a ramp. When the tire is released, it rolls down the ramp. As the tire rolls down the ramp its ______ increases but its
______ energy remain the same.

A

Kinetic/ mechanical

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9
Q

A tire sits atop a ramp. When the tire is released, it rolls down the ramp. As the tire rolls down the ramp due to _________, the tire’s
_______energy decreases.

A

gravity/potential

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10
Q

The reason to use machines to accomplish work is the:

A

mechanical advantage

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11
Q

An object with a particular mass is moved due to a _____, an event that is expressed in the formula F=ma

A

force

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12
Q

The scientist who wrote the law of universal gravitation was:

A

Isaac Newton

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13
Q

The force that binds protons and neutrons in an atom’s nucleus together is the _____ force.

A

strong nuclear

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14
Q

Another name for the fulcrum is:

A

point of rotation

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15
Q

The ramp the movers use to help them move a refrigerator into the moving van modifies the force necessary to perform work and therefore is a(n) ______.

A

machine

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16
Q

A tire sits atop a ramp. When the tire is released, it rolls down the ramp. At the ramp’s bottom, the speeding tire knocks down the barricade. What energy is responsible for knocking down the barricade?

A

mechanical

17
Q

An object with positive charge will _____ an object with negative charge.

A

attract

18
Q

If you use a claw hammer as a lever to pull a nail, the handle is the ____________.

A

lever

19
Q

Construction workers were raising heavy steel beams up 10 meters, unfortunately, they dropped them. As the beams fell towards the ground the energy they possessed at 10 meters above the street was converted into ______ energy.

A

kinetic

20
Q

Construction workers were moving heavy steel beams up 10 meters, unfortunately, they dropped them. The falling beams slam into a car and crush it due to their ____________ energy.

A

mechanical

21
Q

Movers transport a refrigerator with a mass of 113 kg the distance of 22 m from your kitchen to their truck. As the movers move the refrigerator up a ramp, they momentarily slip back 4 meters. The slippage results in:

A

negative work

22
Q

A short-range force inside an atom, responsible for nuclear decay that is inside an atom, the ________ force is a type of electromagnetic force.

A

weak nuclear

23
Q

The scientist who discovered that the earth and other planets rotate in elliptical orbits around the sun, that the square of the period of revolution about the sun is proportional to the cube of the average distance from the sun, and that the line joining the planet to the sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times as the planet travels around the ellipse was _____.

A

Johannes Kepler

24
Q

The total distance a group of movers move a refrigerator is 22 m. If they complete this task in 15 minutes, their efforts would be expressed in units of:

A

power

25
Q

Construction workers must move heavy steel beams up 10 meters. They opt to use a system that employs ropes draped over wheels to reduce the amount of force necessary to move the load. This is also known as a(n):

A

pulley systems

26
Q

A worker applied 27 newtons to a lever with a length of 4 meters that rotated around a hinge. What was the torque?

A

108 N * m

27
Q

The scientist who found that charges on objects were proportional according to F(electric)=k(c)q1q2/d2 was:

A

Charles-Augustin de Coulomb

28
Q

You need to insert a screw into a piece of wood. To do so, you apply _______ or a force over a distance to create circular motion in the screw.

A

torque

29
Q

The total distance a group of movers move a refrigerator is 22 m. This is the:

A

net work

30
Q

In one hour, the planet sweeps out an area near it perihelion that equals to the same area swept out near its aphelion in the same amount of time. (Area 1 = Area 2). This fact is described by _____.

A

Kepler’s Second Law

31
Q

In one hour, the planet sweeps out an area near it periphelion that equals to the same area swept out near its aphelion in the same amount of time. (Area 1 = Area 2). This law proves that the earth is traveling _____ at its perihelion than at its aphelion.

A

faster

32
Q

If you were informed that it takes one year for the earth to revolve around the sun, and that the square of that period was proportional to the cube of the earth’s average distance from the sun, what law would fit that description?

A

Kepler’s Third Law

33
Q

At point 1, Planet A is at its _____, or closest position to the sun.

A

Perihelion

34
Q

At point 2, Planet A is at its _____, or furthest position from the sun.

A

aphelion

35
Q

If planet A is the Earth, what law showed that the earth revolved around the sun?

A

Kepler’s first law

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