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Mass
Amount of matter present in any object
grams or slugs
Weight
amount of force earth is apply on you. (lbs.)
Mass x Gravity
Length
distance from point a to point b
Time
seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years
One year
time it takes for earth to travel around sun once
One month
time it takes for moon to travel around earth.
One day
time it takes for the earth to spin on its axis once
Speed of Light
186,000 miles/second = 3x10^8 mi/s
seconds
time it takes for light to travel 186,000 miles
Area
square feet. L x W
Volume
L x W x H
Density
Mass/Volume
Newtons 1st Law
if anything is in motion or at rest it will stay in motion or at rest until something stops/moves it. (Law of Inertia) motion or rest
Newtons 2nd Law
Acceleration is directly proportional to force and inversely proportional to mass. (big force, big acceleration) more mass; less acceleration. less mass; more acceleration
Newtons 3rd Law
Every axom has an equal and opposite force (Action and Reaction)
Force
mass x acceleration or gravity
g= 9.8 m/s^2
Acceleration
Change of Speed/time

Rate of change in velocity
if direction is given its a vector. speed does not need direction
Rate
distance/time
Distance
average speed x time
Length from point a to point b
Work
force x distance
Momentum
defined as mass x velocity
(vector quantity)
kg x m/sec
Law of Conservation of Momentum
momentum before collision is always equal to momentum after impact
inelastic
collision where joined together. lost energy
elastic
collision where no energy lost
Force
rate of change of momentum
Energy
neither can be created nor destroyed
ability to do work (J)
Power
work done/ time interval
Potential Energy
energy that arises b/c of an objects position, location. (conserves energy)
Kinetic Energy
energy possessed by moving objects; energy of motion
1 hp
746 watts