Kinematics
Forces
Energy
Waves
LoUg/electrostatics
100

What is a scalar quality?

A quality that doesn’t require direction

100

What is Newton’s First Law?

An object at rest remains at rest and object in motion remains in motion unless acted on by an unbalanced foce.

100

What is the work equation?

W=fd (force x distance )

100

What is the highest point of a transverse wave called?

a crest

100

The protons and neutrons are in the ________.

nucleus

200

What is the velocity equation?

Velocity equals displacement over time

200

What is equillibrium?

When all the net forces on an object are equal to zero.

200

What is potential energy?

Energy being saved to be used later.

200

What is refraction?

Refraction is when a wave bends around a medium.

200

What is the equation for Coulomb‘s Law

F=kq1q2/r^2 or electric force is G times charge 1 times charge  2 divided by the distance squared.

300

What is the displacement equation.

Displacement is x2-x1

300

What is down on a free body diagram?

Force of gravity/Weight

300

Bigger things have (less or more) kinetic energy?

more

300

describe mechanical waves.

waves that require a medium.
300

The law of electric charge states…

Opposites attract and likes repel.❤️

400

A path starts at 3m from the house  and ends at 5m from the house.What is the displacement.

2m

400

Which kind of force is held by a rope or string?

Tension

400

Which type of collision collides and then sticks?

Inelastic

400

What makes up a surface wave?

a transverse and longitudinal wave that meet
400

What is Coulomb’s constant?

8.99x10^9 Nm/c^2

500

what is the equation for acceleration?

A=v2-v1/t

500

What is inertia?What is it the same as ?

Tendency for something to resist motion;mass

500

What are the two scenarios when momentum is conserved?

1.No force/work

2.All forces are from potential sources

500

What is resonance?

Vibrations at an object’ natural frequency that lead to larger and larger vibrations.

500

Describe charging by induction.

When two charges are brought close to a conductor the charges attract and repel creating a dipole.