The scientific method
Vectors
Limits and derivatives
Conversions
Projectile motion
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What is a hypothesis?

An educated guess about what you think the solution to the problem that you are trying to solve is

100

What is a scalar?

A number with magnitude only

100

What is a limit in everyday language?

A limit is something that we cannot cross.

For example, a limit on spending is an amount that you should not spend more than

100

How many meters are in 2 kilometers?

2,000 meters

100

Which vector component describes horizontal motion?

The X component

200

What is an experimental control?

A control is what you compare your results to within an experiment

200

What is a Vector?

A number with both magnitude and direction

200

What is a limit in mathematics?

A limit is a tool that we can use to approximate a point. We can get really close to a point, but we cannot cross the point.

200

How many seconds are in 1 day?

86,400 seconds

200

Which vector component describes vertical motion?

The Y component

300

How do vectors add together?

Tip to tail. They are arrows!

300

What does it mean to derive something?

Deriving something means that it came from something. 

For example, a wooden chair is derived from a tree

300

A car is traveling 36 (km/hour) what is the speed of the car in (meters/second)?

10 (meters/second)

300
What forces acted on the ball while in the air?
Gravity and air resistance.
400

What are independent and dependent variables?

Independent: What is in your control and what you can change.

Dependent: What you cannot control and is dependent on the independent. Often what is being measured.

400

What is the difference between displacement and distance?

Distance is the total distance traveled and is path-dependent. 

Displacement is the distance between the starting point and finishing point, it is not path dependent.

400

What is the derivative of distance/displacement?

Speed/velocity

400

A jet is traveling at 1 (km/sec) what is the speed in (km/hour)

3600 (km/hour)

400

Why did the 45 degree angle allow the ball to travel furthest?

It maximized both the X and Y components of the balls motion

500

What are the 6 steps of the scientific method?

Question, hypothesis, experiment, data, analysis, and report

500

A car travels 4 km west, and 3 km south. What is the displacement and distance the car traveled?

Distance- 7km

Displacement- 5km

500

How can a limit help calculate the derivative of a specific point on a curvy graph?

A limit gives 2 points that are very close to the point, 2 points are needed to calculate slope, slope=derivative.

500

Convert 7 (km/hour) into (meters/second)

1.94 (meters/sec)

500
Why did the bowling ball and feather hit the ground at the same time when dropped inside a vacuum?
Gravity acts on both the ball and the feather equally, but air resistance affects the feather more. So in a vacuum there is no air so the only forces acting on them is gravity.
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