Physics 1
(4) Equilibrium is...
Who is "If the net force on an object is zero, then the object is in..."
Where is "Normal Force"?
(2) A particle model is...
What is "a simplified version of a motion diagram"?
(2) "A change in position" is the _____ of an object.
What is the "displacement"?
(2) What is position?
What is "the separation between an object and the origin"?
(3) _____ _____ is "the change in velocity at an instant of time."
What is "instantaneous acceleration"?
(4) Tension is...
What is "a force exerted by any segment"?
What is a "free body diagram"?
(2) A motion diagram is...
What is "a series of images showing the positions of a moving object at equal time intervals"?
(2) A vector that REPRESENTS the sum of 2 or more vectors" is a _________.
Where is a "resultant"?
(4) Force is...
What is "A push or pull exerted on an object"?
(3) A(n) _______ "shows how velocity is related to time".
What is a "Velocity-Time Graph?
(2) What is the Origin?
What is "the point both variables have the value 0"?
(2) "A quality that has only magnitude without direction, time, or temperature" is a ______.
How is a "vector"?
(2) What is Distance?
What is "the position a variable is in relation to the origin"?
(3) _____ _____ is "when acceleration and velocity vectors are pointing in opposite directions."
What are "acceleration vectors"?
(4) Magnitude is...
What is "the amount of force exerted on an object"?
(3) "The motion of falling objects when air resistance is negligible" is an example of ____ ____.
How is "Free Fall".
(4)Mass is...
Where is "a property of an object that does not vary from location to location"?
(2) "The difference between two times" is the _________.
What is the "time interval"?
(4) Weightlessness is...
Where is "when an object's apparent weight is zero"?
(3) ______ ______ is "the change in velocity during some measurable time interval divided by that time interval."
What is "average acceleration"?
(4) Vector Addition is...
Where is "the addition of two or more vectors"?
(2) The _______ _____ is the absolute value of the slope on a position time graph.
What is "average speed"?
(4) Weight is...
How is "the name of gravitational force acting on an object"?