Manic Momentum
The laws of Issac Newton
Wacky work/Power/and Energy
Messy Measurements
Motion(1D and 2D
100

The units for momentum

kilograms, meters, seconds

100

Newton’s first law

When there is no net force acting on an object, the object will, remain at rest, or move with a constant velocity in a straight line.

100

Units for work

Joules(J)

100

How to add or subtract sig figs.

sum(or difference) can only be as precise as the least precise measurement

100

3 ways to accelerate

what are, speed up, slow down, and change direction?

200

Formula for finding momentum

p=m(v)

200

Units of Force.

Newtons

200

Equation to find work.

W=Fd

200

Example- convert 1 mile into inches. 

63360 inches

200

The equation for velocity

what is delta v = d/t

300

The change in momentum can be identified as?

delta p

300

Acceleration due to gravity. (Numerical value)

9.81 m/s ^2

300

Formula for kinetic energy.

KE=1/2 mv^2

300

Base units for (SI)

meter, kilogram, liter

300

units for velocity

what are m/s

400

Two types of collision?

Elastic, inelastic

400

ENewton’s third law

Every action or force is accompanied by an equal and opposite reaction or force

400

Two types of Potential energy.

Gravitational potential Energy and Elastic potential energy.

400

*example*convert 84.5 micrometers to kilometers.

8.45^10-8 km

400

formulas for 2d motion

vsubf=vsubi+a(t)

d=vsubi(t)+1/2a(t)^2

vsubf^2=vsubi^2=2ad

500

*Example*Car A has a mass of 5kg and is traveling at 5m/s along a frictionless horizontal surface when it collides with car B. Car B was initially at rest and has a mass of 10kg. Upon colliding, the cars lock together. Determine the velocity of the car after the collision. 

2 m/s

500

*Example*A 5kg crate is pulled across the floor with a horizontal force of 15N at constant velocity. Determine the force due to friction.

15N

500

Internal energy or heat energy is represented as?

Q

500

recreate the prefix chart.

pico.  p.  10^-12

nano. n   10^-9

micro. (mnu). 10^-6

milli. m. 10^-3

centi. c.  10^-2

base. 10^0

kilo. K  10^3

mega. M 10^6

giga. G 10^9

tera. T  10^12

500

*EXAMPLE* A rock is thrown horizontally off a cliff with an initial velocity of 15.0 m/s. The rock takes 4.0 seconds to strike the ground, How high is the cliff?

78.5 m

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