Science Exam 2 Flashcards

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compound motion

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two forces acting on the same object

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Newton’s first law of motion

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law of inertia

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what does the law of inertia say

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an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an outside force. Additionally, an object at rest stays at rest

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in the law of inertia, what direct does an object travel in motion

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straight line travel

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what example can be used to demonstrate Newton’s first law of motion

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a human standing on a bus- the body wants to stay where it is but it can’t because the bus is moving so the body will shift around

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Newton’s second law of motion

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law of acceleration

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what does Newton’s second law say?

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forces cause acceleration (change in motion)

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more force= (more, less) acceleration
more mass = (more, less) acceleration

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more force= MORE acceleration
more mass = LESS acceleration

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are weight and mass the same thing?

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no, it’s a difference between weight and gravity

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mass compared to weight (definitions)

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mass is the measure of inertia/amount of matter, whereas weight is the force of gravity acting on the mass

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Newton’s third law of motion

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Force

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what does Newton’s third law of motion say?

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for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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where do forces come from?

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from objects or objects that exert force

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what example can be used to demonstrate Newton’s third law of motion?

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an astronaut pushes against a satellite in space and both of them move in opposite directions from one another

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momentum

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includes effects of both motion (velocity) and inertia (mass)

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t/f: anything with motion has to have other factors affecting it

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true

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law of conservation of momentum

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the system has to stay equal/ the total momentum of a group of interacting objects remains the same in the absence of external forces

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when centripetal force stops, motion continues in what direction

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a straight line

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simple machine 1 & example

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wheel and axel, potter’s wheel, windmill

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simple machine 2 & example

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pulley, flagpole, zipline, ski slope

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simple machine 3

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lever

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example of first class lever

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hammer, see-saw

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example of second class lever

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wheelbarrow, stapler

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example of third class lever

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baseball bat, raking leaves

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simple machine 4 & example
wedge, zippers, axes, shovels, doorstops
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simple machine 5 & example
screw, bolt, worm gear, drill bit
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simple machine 6 & example
inclined plane, going down a slide, skiing
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what is thermodynamics
science of the relationship of heat, work, temp and energy
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zeroth law of thermodynamics, and example
temp exists and is measurable, temperature gauge
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first law of thermodynamics and example
energy can never be created or destroyed, it can only be converted. Ex. metabolism
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second law of thermodynamics, and example
entropy (chaos level) of an isolated system never decreases, ex. ice cream goes from cold to hot, coffee goes from hot to cold
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third law of thermodynamics, and example
the lower the temp, the less energy/chaos, ex. MRI machines
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temperature will always reach
equilibrium (hot soup, cold ice cream)
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temperature is the measurement of how fast _____ are moving
molecules
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Absolute zero is when energy is completely ...
stopped
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is is possible to reach absolute zero
no
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gravity provides _____ force
centripetal
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all objects that have ____ will experience _____ force
mass, centripetal
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centripetal force is
a force that pulls an object towards the center of a circle, keeping it moving in a circular path
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energy
the ability/capacity to do work; work waiting to happen
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energy is a (scalar, vector) quantity
scalar
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work is a (scalar, vector) quantity
scalar
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power refers to
the rate at which work gets done
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potential energy is based on the
position of the physical matter
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potential energy is energy that is there because of
the position of the object/ the stored energy
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kinetic energy is
energy by virtue of motion
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kinetic energy relationship to faster moving vehicles
it explains why a faster moving collision does such damage versus a slower moving collision, because there is more energy being created due to the velocity of the object
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if an object was spun in a circle and then was let go of, what direction would it travel
in a straight line
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Henry Cavendish is thought to have done what in the world of physics?
he was able to measure the earth's density and calculate the gravitational constant, essentially allowing him to "weigh" the earth
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work is accomplished when...
an object is "moved"/force is applied and the force is successful in doing its job
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what are some different forms of energy
electrical, radiant, chemical, nuclear, mechanical
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work-energy theorem
the net work done on an object is equal to the change in its kinetic energy
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what is a mechanical advantage
using a mechanical system to make something easier. Example, a wheelchair ramp to get someone disabled up steps. A pulley to lift something heavy up high
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energy source: ge
geothermal
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energy source: hy
hydrogen
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energy source: wi
wind
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energy source: so
solar
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energy source: nu
nuclear
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energy source: hy el
hydroelectric
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energy source: ff
fossil fuels
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work is
force done to an object that makes it change position over a distance
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force is a (scalar, vector)?
vector
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groups of resistance (what do we need to overcome resistant wise when doing work?)
inertia, gravity, friction, shape
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work against resistance results in increases in ...
KE, PE, temperature, or a combination of the three
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