Foundational Math Skills
1 meter = ________ centimeters
What is 100?
The material that a wave travels through.
What is a medium?
(a)________ is the energy of motion, whereas (b)______ is the energy in position.
What is a (a) kinetic and (b) potential energy?
_____ charges repel one another, whereas _______ charges attract.
What is like/similar and opposite?
An object's velocity is ________ at the top of its' path when tossed up in the air.
What is zero?
_________ is the repeatability of data.
What are precision?
The only type of wave that requires a medium.
What are sound waves?
As an object falls closer to the ground, it's potential energy ___________.
What is decreases?
________ is a kind of material that doesn't allow the free flow of electrons.
What is an insulator?
This is the equation for average speed.
What is v=x/t?
________ is equivalent to correctness.
What is accuracy?
The number of wave cycles per second.
What is frequency?
______ is the sum of potential and kinetic energy.
What is mechanical energy?
What is parallel?
The rate of change of velocity of an object.
What is acceleration?
6 km = _______ m
What is 6,000?
In a constant medium, wavelength and frequency have a ________ relationship.
What is inverse?
________ can be determined based on the amount of force on and displacement of an object.
What is a Work?
________ circuits have the same current at every point and require a summation of all resistances in order to find the total resistance.
What is series?
On a distance-time graph, a line with a negative slope indicates that the object is doing this.
What is moving backwards?
12 km = ____ cm
What is 1,200,000?
________ is the type of wave that oscillates perpendicular to the direction of motion.
What is the transverse?
Work done on an object is equal to the change in _________ of the system.
What is energy?
This is the total resistance for a series circuit that contains 45 Ohm, 30 Ohm, and 19 Ohm resistors.
What is 94 Ohms?
When velocity changes by the same amount over each time interval, acceleration is this.
What is constant?