what is the term
what is buoyancy
what is that lab
do you remember
what is something small but important to know
100
What is the name of this section?
Contact Forces
100
What weighs more a cork, aluminum or wood when it comes to buoyancy forces?
Aluminum
100
What lab did we use to describe speed?
Ruler lab
100
What are the 3 states of matter?
Solid, Liquid, Gas
100
What is the letter that corresponds with "height"?
H
200
What is the term that describes the rate at which velocity changes with time, in terms of both speed and direction?
Acceleration
200
In the diagram I made you write out.. what arrow is pushing down to the water?
gravity
200
What was lab we did to test different variables?
Soda and Mentos
200
Do you weigh more on Earth or on Mars?
Earth
200
In the formula Buoyance force what does the "V" represent?
Volume
300
What term describes "push or pull"
Force
300
What were the names two types of forces?
contact and non contact forces
300
How many directions did I make you write out with the kite diagram?
FOUR
300
What symbol represents "change?"
Triangle
300
What song do I sing every time I talk about the center of gravity?
"I'm rotten to the core core"
400
This term describes the upward force a fluid exerts on an object; this is also known as "what makes something float or sink"
buoyancy forces
400
true or false: there's contact forces when talking about buoyancy forces
TRUE
400
How many different types of variables did we talk about?
FOUR
400
What TV show did we watch in this section?
Magic School Bus
400
What does "P" stand for in the buoyancy force?
Fluid Density
500
What is the term used to describe energy is stores in the position of an object?
potential energy
500
What is the difference between a monomer and a polymer?
small molecule vs a long chain of monomers made up eachother
500
What law of newton described the kites motion in the air?
Newton's 3rd Law
500
What is the formula name that describes distance over time?
Formula for speed
500
In the graph; what line describes the acceleration being constant?
