Energy
(Transfer, PE, KE, ME
Conservation of Momentum and collision
Motion
(Velocity and acceleration)
Newtons Law of Motion
Forces and Friction
100

What is the formula for Mechanical Energy?

ME=PE+KE

100

Which law of newtons does it talk about conservation of momentum and collision?

Newton´s 3rd law

100

What causes motion?

Forces

100

Hoe many Newtons Laws are there?

100

What is the resistance to motion of one object moving?

Friction

200

If the object KE is 500kj and the PE is 1,500, what is the ME?

500+1,500=2,000

200

What are the 2 types of collisions?

Inelastic and Elastic 

200

What is the formula for motion?

M=F/A

200

What law is an object stays at rest will stay at rest?

Newtons First Law

200

What forces are generated by 2 serfaces that contacts and slides against eachother?

Frictinal Forces

300

What are the 3 types of energy?

Mechanical, Potential, Kenetic Energy 

300

If 2 objects collided, what would be conserved?

Momentum

300

List one way motion can be characterized. 

1. location of motion

2. distance of motion

300

What is Newtons 3rd law?

every action in nature there is and equal opposite reaction. 

300

What can be described as a push or pullon an object?

Force

400

What is the strength and vitality required for sustained physical or mental activity?

Energy

400

When 2 objects collied the total momentum before the collision is equal to what?

The total momentum after the collision. 

400

Is velocity a scalor or a vector?

Vector

400

What formula do you use in Newtons 2nd law?

F=MA

400

How many Forces are there?

4

500

Energy is defined as the ability to do?

Work

500

How do you know if momentum is conserved?

As long as no external forces are acting on the objects involved, the total momentum stays the same in explosions and collisions.

500

What is the Fromula for acceleration?

a = Δv/Δt.

500

Newton's laws of motion are three laws that describe....

the relationship between the motion of an object and the forces acting on it.

500

How can forces be described?

a push or pull on an object