Units and Measurements
Motion
Forces
Momentum
Problem Solving
200

Name 5 units used to measure length.

inches, feet, yards, miles, millimeters, centimeters, meters, kilometers

200

the equation for velocity=

displacement over time

200

What diagram do we use to show the forces on an object?

Free body diagram

200

the equations for momentum is momentum=

mass times velocity

200

If you drive at 56 km/h for 30 minutes, how far will you travel?

28 km, or 28000 m

400

What is the distance between vectors and scalars?

A scalar only has a magnitude, a vector has magnitude and direction.

400

what is acceleration?

a change in velocity

400

What is inertia?

The property of matter which resists change in motion (acceleration)
400

What is the law of conservation of momentum?

momentum is never created or destroyed, only transferred from one object to another 

400

A car with a velocity of 22 m/s is accelerated uniformly at the rate of 1.6 m/s² for 6.8 s.  What is its final velocity?

32.88 m/s

600

How many seconds are in 1.5 hours?

5400 seconds

600

what is the difference between displacement and distance?


distance is the length you traveled, displacement is the change in position from your starting point to ending point.

600

What is newtons 3rd law?

for every action (force) there is an equal and opposite reaction (force)

600

is momentum a vector or a scalar?

Vector

600

A plane changes velocity from 75 m/s to 140 m/s in 15s.  How far does a plane fly during that time?

1612.5 m

800

Which of the following are vectors: Time, Force, Temperature, displacement, Velocity

Force, Displacement, Velocity

800

which motion equation has acceleration, initial velocity, time, and distance?

x=(v_0*t)+(at^2)/2

800

what is the net force on an object with 400N pushing up and 1700 pulling down?

1300 N down.

800

what are the units of momentum?

kg*m/s

800

What is the weight of an 26 kg object on earth?

254.8 N

1000

How many centimeters are in 24 kilometers

2,400,000 cm

1000

what are the units of acceleration?

m/s^2

1000

if the earth is pulling on you with 272 N of force down, what force are you exerting on the earth?

272 N up. 

1000

In real life what are some things that cause us to lose momentum?

friction, air resistance, sound, heat

1000

Ball #1 is 6 kg and is rolling 12 m/s directly toward a 12 kg ball #2 at rest.  During the collision, ball #1 stops and ball #2 is launched forward.  What is the final velocity of ball #2?

6 m/s

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