Motion Graphs / Ramps
Kinematics
Projectile Motion
Lab Skills
Energy, Work, Power
100

In a distance-time graph, what does the slope represent?

velocity 
100

How is distance different than displacement 

distance = number of steps

displacement = final position - original position 

100

How does large launch angle affect the range of a launched projectile?

bigger launch angle... less range but more height 

100

refers to the degree of exactness or reproducibility of a set of measurements.

 precision 

100

This is the rate at which work is done 

power 

200

The components of gravity perpendicular  to a ramp 

mg*cos(theta) 

200

The time for a horizontally fired projectile to hit the ground is the same as one that is dropped from the same height. 

true 

200

What is the x component of the launch velocity of a projectile?

VCos(theta) 

200

Target value is 5 

Data = {6,6.2,6,6.3,6}

This data has a large amount of ______ error. 

systematic 

200

A spring toy is stretched and then reaches its maximum height. What's the energy conversion here? 

spring potential to gravitational potential. 

300

What does the area under a velocity-time graph represent?

displacement

300

What is a value that kinematics equations do not depend on. 

mass

300

What is the acceleration due to gravity on earth? 

10 

300

 0.050017000100

This number has ______ sig figs. 

11

300

Which of these is larger? Coefficient of static or kinetic friction? 

static 

400

What does the slope of a velocity-time graph represent?

acceleration 

400

An object starts from rest. What is the initial velocity? 

0 m/s

400

in the absence of air resistance the mass of an object does not affect how much time it takes for it to hit the ground. 

true 

400

 0.00004345 in scientific notation is:____

4.3*10^5

400

flexing muscles is an example of _______ potential energy 

spring 

500

A "/" shape below the x axis on a velocity time graph means the object is 

slowing down towards

500

An object is thrown up in the air. What is the final velocity? 

0 m/s

500

What is the equation to find the height an angled projectile will reach?

v^2(sin(theta))^2 / (2g)

500

This is a value that has magnitude and direction 

vector 

500
Name a spot in the World where one would have a lot of gravitational potential energy 

answers cn vary but it should be at a large height