Measurements/Units/Motion(1D&2D)
Newton's Law/Gravitation
Momentum/Impulse/Conservation
Work/Power/Energy
Static/Current/Electricity
100

Digits in a measurement that are valid.

What is significant figures?

100

The units of force.

What is newtons(N)?

100

Definition of  momentum.

What is the product of an object's mass and velocity?

100

Units for work. 

What is Joules(J)?

100

Possible charges for static electricity. 

What is negative, neutral, and positive?

200

Refers to the degree of the exactness in a measurement.

What is precision?

200

When there is no net force on an object the object will...

What is remain at rest and move with constant velocity in a straight line(equilibrium)?

200

Letter for impulse.

What is J?

200

If force acts in direction other than motion what happens?

What is only the applied force does work since it acts in the direction of motion?

200

Compare an atom and an ion. 

Atom- No charge (neutral), # of protons is equal to # of electrons

Ion- Charged, # of protons is not equal to # of electrons, # of protons is greater than # of electrons (object is positive), and # of electrons is greater than # of protons (object is negative)


300

The significant figures in 234 kg.

What is 2, 3, and 4?

300

The formula of universal gravitation.

What is Fg= G m1 m2                                                                      ________                                                                       r

300

Two types of collisions. Explain.

What is elastic and inelastic?

Elastic- a collision in which BOTH momentum and kinetic energy are conserved.

Inelastic- a collision in which ONLY momentum is conserved. 

300

Name what all these terms mean.

PE, KE, Q

What is potential energy, kinetic energy, and internal energy(heat)?

300

Responsible for maintaining the "potential difference".

What is a battery?

400

Names for the symbols k, M, G, and T.

What is kilo, mega, giga, and tera?

400

The two things force of attraction depends on. 

What is mass of objects and distance between objects?

400

Finish these sentences. 

If the speeds up...

If the object slows down...

What is momentum increases and momentum decreases?

400

If surface is friction-less what is all work converted to? 

What is KE?

400

Name 4 factors that affect resistance in wires.

Explain each factor.

What is the length of the wire, cross sectional area, type of material (metal), and temperature. 

Length of the wire- longer the wire, greater the resistance

Cross sectional area- thinner the wire, greater the resistance; thick wires provide less resistance 

Type of material- not all metals provide the same resistance to electron flow

Temperature- greater the temperature, greater the resistance

500

Solve. 

(5.98x10E23 kg)(7.4x10E22 kg)=

What is 4.4x10E46 kg^2?

500

Definition of a gravitational field.

What is the "space" around an object that is modified due to the presence(mass) of that object?

500

Name 4 examples of impulses. 

What is egg toss competition, air bags during car accident, baseball/baseball bat, and golf club/golf ball?

500

Compare ideal machines and real machines. 

At least 3 things. 

Ideal Machine- No friction, work input=work output, 100% efficient, does not exist in real life

Real Machine- Has friction, work input is greater than work output, less than 100% efficient

500

Reason voltmeters are placed in parallel with circuit. 

What is so that it may measure the difference in energy between those points?

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