Intro to Physics
States of Matter
Motion
Motion Part 2
Vectors & Projectiles
100

What term is defined as the precision of a measuring instrument and it represents the maximum deviation from the mean?

tolerance

100

What particle of the atom's nucleus determines the atomic number?

protons

100

Displacement divided by time equals ____________.

velocity

100

What is the straight line distance between two points?

displacement

100

What do you call two vectors that act simultaneously upon the same point?

concurrent vectors

200

What is the correct SI unit for the amount of a substance?

a mole

200

An objects state of matter depends upon the object's _______________?

energy

200

What is the value for g (gravity) in m/s2?

9.80

200

What is the name for any quantity that has both magnitude and direction?

a vector

200

What term has the definition of, the pathway taken by a projectile.

trajectory

300

What is the correct SI prefix for milli-?

10-3

300

A hydraulic device functions based on who's principle?

Pascal's principle

300

What is the value for g (gravity) in ft/s2?

32.2

300

The fact that lateral pressure decreases as a fluid 's velocity increased is called what principle?

Bernoulli's principle

300

What do we call vectors that act at angles not equal to 00 or multiples of 900?

skewed

400

What is the correct SI prefix for mega?

106

400

T/F   Gravity does not contribute to the rise of water in a small tube.

True

400

T/F   In a vacuum a feather and a coin will fall at the same rate of acceleration.

true

400

What is the velocity of a rock at the maximum height it attains after being hurled upward from the ground with an initial velocity of 34 feet per second?

0 ft per second

400

What is a simple picture that summarizes the various vectors acting on one point called?

vector diagram

500

What is the property of a metal that allows it to be drawn into a wire called?

Ductility

500

What do we call any substance capable of flowing?

fluid

500

What is the study of motion without regard to force, known as the cause of that motion?

Kinematics

500

If an object is hurled upward in a vacuum, what is the total time it takes the object to return to its original level if the time of ascent is 4.0 seconds?

8.0 seconds

500

A projectile's rate of fall is, dependent or independent, of its horizontal motion?

independent

600

What is a laboratory device called that is used to measure the pressure of a gas sample?

A manometer

600

What is the attractive force between like molecules?

cohesion

600

What two qualities have to be stated in order to specify a velocity?

magnitude (speed) and a direction

600

What is the definition of rectilinear motion verses curvilinear motion?

Rectilinear motion is along a straight path, while curvilinear motion is motion along a curve.

600

What is the mathematical shape given to the pathway of a projectile?

a parabola

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