Derivative
Integral
Vector and Scalar
Dot Product
Cross Product
100

The command used to determine the derivative of a function

What is the command "diff"?

100

The command used to determine the integral of a function

What is the command "integrate"?

100

Symbol used to enclose an array of vector components

What is square bracket?

100

Another term for dot product

What is scalar product?

100

Another term for cross product

What is vector product

200

It represents the slope of the tangent of a curve

What is derivative?

200

It represents the area under a curve

What is (definite) integral?

200

It quantifies the amount of force that effectively displaces an object

What is work?

200

In Maxima, it is the symbol placed between two vectors when obtaining their dot product?

What is dot / period?

200

In Maxima, it is the symbol placed between two vectors when obtaining their cross product?

What is tilde?

300

It represents the concavity of the curve

What is second derivative?

300

It is a type of integral representing a general function with a constant

What is indefinite integral?

300

It quantifies the action of an object, relating how fast it is moving in a direction and its mass

What is momentum?

300

It represents the dot product of a constant force vector applied to an object and its displacement

What is work?

300

It represents the cross product of an object's displacement from a pivot and the force vector that causes its rotation.

What is torque?
400

It is the interpretation for the point(s) where dv/dt = 0 for v that is nonzero.

What is constant motion?

400

It represents the integral of acceleration function with respect to time

What is velocity function?

400

Aside from momentum, this quantity is conserved when objects collide elastically.

What is kinetic energy?

400

It is the result of two vectors multiplied using the dot product

What is scalar?

400

It is the result of two vectors multiplied using the cross product

What is vector?

500

It is the interpretation for the point(s) where dx/dt = 0 for a that is nonzero.

What is changing direction?

500

It represents the integral of force function over time.

What is impulse?

500

It is a vector represented by the negative gradient of potential energy

What is force?

500

It is the dot product of A = 3i - 2j and B = -2i - 4j

What is 2?

500

It is the cross product of A = 3i - 2j and B = -2i - 4j

What is -16 k (into the page)?

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