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It refers to the change on the system's position.
MOTION
This material is used to reflect image of the object.
MIRROR
This simple machine is used to efficiently move one object from one place to another.
LEVER
It measures the hotness and coldness of the system.
THERMOMETER
It refers to the force that sustains the system to be in-touched to the ground.
GRAVITY
What is the term for a vector quantity that represents the change in velocity over a specific time interval?
ACCELERATION
Which of Newton's laws of motion is also commonly referred to as the Law of Inertia?
NEWTON'S FIRST LAW OF MOTION
It acts on an object when it is resting on a surface and in motion.
FRICTION
What is the term for the product of an object's mass and its velocity?
MOMENTUM
It is the point of reference in simple machine (lever) where force is being applied.
EFFORT
What metric measures the degree of disorder or randomness in a thermodynamic system?
ENTROPY
It refers to a simple machine that helps lift or move things using a pivot point.
LEVER
It is the energy exchange between materials (solid/liquid/gas) as a result of temperature difference.
HEAT TRANSFER
This type of glass/es are used to block UV Radiation.
ANTI-RAD GLASS/ES
This mechanism shows the nature of the cold air to sink, and hot air to rise.
CONVECTION
This type of energy travels fastest in solid.
SOUND
It is the ability of the materials to reduce the effect of impact.
FORCE ABSORBTION
It is the increase of size of the materials when heated.
THERMAL EXPANSION
This type of energy travels fastest in liquid.
WAVE
What is the chemical symbol of the element used in a thermometer which is very sensitive to temperature fluctuation.
Hg
It refers to when a machine reduces the effort needed to do a task.
MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE
It is a phenomenon in thermodynamics where energy is being released.
EXOTHERMIC (OR ENTROPY)
It refers to the study of human movements and their implications to daily living.
BIOMECHANICS
It is a phenomenon in thermodynamics where energy is being absorbed.
ENDOTHERMIC (OR ENTHALPY)
It is the greek work of Physics, meaning Nature.
PHUSIS