The unit for mass
What is kilograms (kg)?
The formula for Newton's Second Law of Motion
What is F = m a (Force = mass x acceleration)?
The energy emitted from the sun that helps us see.
What is Light Energy?
The symbol used in physics formula to represent force
What is F?
What is electrical energy? (accpeting electricity)
The unit for Force
What is Newtons (N)?
A famous scientist came up with 3 of these. This one is "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction"
What is Newton's Third Law of Motion?
The energy a toaster uses to make bread become toast
What is Heat Energy?
The symbol used in physics formula to represent mass
What is m?
The shape that can be used to describe a basic circuit's design.
What is a circle?
The unit for voltage
What is Volts (V)?
A famous scientist came up with 3 of these. This one is "An object at rest remains at rest and an object in motion remains in motion unless acted on by a external force."
What is Newton's First Law of Motion?
The energy objects use when they are moving
What is Kinetic Energy?
The symbol used in physics formula to represent energy
What is E?
This is the symbol drawn to represent the component in circuit diagrams (see image on Mr Hamilton's slide)
What is a switch?
The unit for acceleration
What is metres per second per second(ms-2)? (m/s/s)
Named after the scientist who discovered it. This law describes the relationship between voltage (V), current, (I), and resistance (R) in the equation:
V = I R
What is Ohm's Law?
The energy stored inside an atom
What is Nuclear Energy?
The symbol used in physics formula to represent temperature
What is T?
There are two important concepts relating to electrons/electricity that work together make a circuit work. One is voltage, the other...
What is current?
The unit for Power
What is Watts?
This definition of the Law of Conservation of Energy is incredibly similar to the Law of Conservation of mass.
What is Energy cannot be created or destroyed only change forms?
The energy an object stores when it is held up high
What is Gravitational Potential Energy?
The symbol used in physics formula to present speed
What is v?
This is the symbol drawn to represent the component in circuit diagrams (see image on Mr Hamilton's slide)
What is a battery?