Waves
Force & Motion
Energy
thermal energy & temperature
electric & magnetic forces
100

True or false: trough is the lowest point of a wave 

True

100

What is a force?

push or pull

100

In the law of conversation of energy states that energy can be created or destroyed: true or false.

False, it cannot be created nor destroyed.

100

The faster the molecules the more ___________ ________ it has

kinetic energy

100

what is a proton?

a positive charged 

200

the crest of the wave is the _____

highest point of the wave

200

Is speed and velocity the same?

NO

200

kinetic energy is _____________

the energy in motion

200

True or false: The molecules on a solid moves faster than a liquid

False

200

All matter are made of __________

atoms

300

what is a wave?

A disturbance which propagates through a medium.

300

True or false: An acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes

TRUE

300

How do you calculate kinetic energy?

K.E = (Mass x velocity^2) ÷ 2

300

what is a thermal energy?

it's the total kinetic energy of the molecules.

300

True or False: A south and a North magnetic poles repel each other

False

400

what is the wave that can't travel through a vacuum.

A Mechanical wave

400

Newton's first law states that ____________

An object at rest stays at rest and an object at motion stays in motion unless acted by an unbalanced force.

400

is kinetic the same as potential energy?

NO

400

what are first three different states of matter?

solid, liquid, and gases.

400

what happens if the electrons spin in the same direction?

it creates an invisible force known as a magnetism.

500

True or false: electromagnetic can't waves travel through space?

False, it can.

500

How do you calculate acceleration? 

(final speed - Initial speed) ÷ time

500

If a 5kg ball is 100m above the ground. How many energy does it have? hint: GPE=MGH

500J

500

what is a exothermic

a chemical reaction that releases energy

500

what is an electromagnetism?

the physical interaction among electric charges, magnetic moments, and electromagnetic fields.

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