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What is the formula for momentum?

P=mv

What is acceleration formula?

A=Vf-Vi/t

What is the gravitational force on earth?

9.8 N/Kg

What friction has the most?

Static

Which friction is the least

Rolling

Intertia?

Newton’s first law: object remains at rest and stays in motion until it experiences unbalanced force

Newton’s second law?

N=force= mass x acceleration

Newton’s third law?

For every reaction there’s an opposite and equal reaction

Efficenicey

output divided by input times 100

What is the formula for work?

Work or Joules= force x distance

How do you calculate (G)PE?

Mass x Gravity x Height

What is the formula for power?

power (in watts) = work done/ time taken or p=w/t

How do you calculate efficiency?

Output/ input *100

How do you calculate mechanical advantage?

Output/input

What is conduction?

Direct contact with particles

Boiling water

What is convection?

Swirling air that equally heats particles

Oven

What is radiation?

UVA, UVB, and UVC rays from the sun

The size of the gravitational force between two objects depends on their what?

Mass and distance

The relationship among force, mass and acceleration is stated in what?

Newton’s second law

Forces that are equal in size but opposite are what?

Balanced

Unit of power is what?

Watt

To describe velocity, what do you need to know?

Speed and direction

The path of a projectile is what

Curved

As you get further from earth, your weight will what?

Decrease

Given a graph of velocity vs time, what does a horizontal line represent?

Constant velocity

A device that covers thermal to mechanical is called what?

Heat engine

You ride your bike down a straight road for 500m, then you ride back. Your distance is _____ compared to your displacement

Greater

3 m/s North is an example of what?

Velocity

Inertia varies depending on...

Mass

The acceleration of an object moving from 32 m/s to 96 m/s in 8.0 seconds is what?

8 m/s^2

Speed is the ________ an object travels per unit of time.

Distance

A 300 N force acts on a 200 kg object. What is the acceleration?

15m/s ^2

A 25 kg object accelerates at 12m/s^2. What is the force on the object?

300N

When an object moves in a circular path, it accelerates because of what?

Centripetal force

The speed on a speedometer is what?

Instantaneous

An example of heating through convection is?

Warm air rising to the ceiling

A force of 10 N applied to a box is pushed 10 m in 10s. How much power is used?

10 Watts

The drag force of an object falling through the air equals the force of gravity, the object has reached its what?

Terminal velocity

For any object in motion the greater the force applied the greater the what will be?

Acceleration

Heat is thermal energy transferred from one object to another because the difference in ...

Temperature