Science Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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Distance

A

length one point to another

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2
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Displacement

A

the movement of something regard its place and distance

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3
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Speed

A

the rate something moves at

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4
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Velocity

A

the speed in a given direction

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5
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Acceleration

A

rate of change of velocity

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6
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Gravity

A

the force that attracts you to the center of the earth

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7
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Newtons 3 Laws

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a body at rest stays at rest, a change in force can produce on the motion of a body, when 2 body interact-they apply their forces to one another that are equal in magnitude

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8
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What is the acceleration due to gravity?

A

9.8 m/s/s

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9
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How does the mass of an object on Earth compare to its mass on the moon?

A

the same

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10
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How does the weigh of an object on Earth compare to its weight on the moon?

A

it is lighter on the mood due to gravity

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11
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What types of forces discussed in the unit

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gravity, acceleration, velocity, speed

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12
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momentum

A

how much force is needed to change an objects motion

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13
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mass

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refers to the total amount of matter contained within an object

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14
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What does a wave carry

A

energy

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15
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2 types of mechanical waves

A

longitudinal waves - meaning they vibrate parallel to the direction of wave propagation
transverse waves-particles move perpendicular

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16
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Everyday examples of transverse waves

A

ripples on water, vibration on guitar strings

17
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Frequency

A

The rate at which something happens over a rate of time

19
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amplitude

A

a measurement of the amount of energy transferred by a wave

20
Q

What does it mean that wavelengths and frequency are inversely proposal

A

If one increases, the other decreases

21
Q

To types of seismic waves

A

S waves and P waves

22
Q

How does the energy from an earthquake travel through the earth

A

throught seismic waves