electricity
mechanics
energy
modern physics
waves
100

What are the units of Voltage, Current, and Resistance

Volts, Amps, and Ohms

100

What is the difference between mass and inertia

nothing

100

what is mechanical energy

the sum of potential and kinetic energy

100

What is the slope in an E vs F graph

Plancks' constant (h)

100

what is a wave

a disturbance in a medium or a field that carries energy

200

Does resistance go up or down when adding resistors to a parallel circuit

It decreases
200

what are examples of vectors

Velocity, displacement, momentum, force, acceleration

200
With springs is it easier to stretch a big K or small K value

Little K's are easier

200

what is light energy carried by

Photons

200

when are two points on a wave in phase

2 pi radius away from eachother

300

What is Ohms law

R=V/I

300

What is equilibrium

An object in consistent motion (no accelerating) or not moving

300

What does the area under the slope of a Fs vs D graph represent

The springs energy

300

The _____ of a light wave determines it's energy

frequency

300

what is the minimum value of n

1.00

400

If a pith ball comes in contact with a positively charged rod, where do the electrons move to

From the pith ball to the rod

400

what is the slope of a velocity vs time graph

acceleration

400

What is Hooke's law

Fs= Kx

400

what is the difference between the strong force and electromagnetic force

Strong force holds Protons and Neutrons in the Nucleus, electromagnetic force holds just electrons near the nucleus

400

what is resonance

when a natural frequency is displaced from equilibrium
500

what direction do electric fields point towards

They point from positive to negative

500

What are the methods of adding vectors

Triangle method, Parallelogram method

500

What characteristics is the spring constant based off of

Size, Thickness, and Material

500

what is the photoelectric effect

because photons have particle and wave characteristics they can kick electrons out of their shells
500
what are criticle angles
when a certain angle is reached and total internal reflection occurs