Atomic and Nuclear Phenomena
Difference between the sum of the masses of nucleons in the nucleus and the mass of the nucleus
What is Mass Defect?
Scalar quantity that measures a body's inertia
What is Mass?
m/V
What is Density?
The most common data point(s)
What is the Mode?
sin(x)
What is opposite / hypotenuse?
Equation for exponential decay
What is n = n_0 e^(-λt)?
F_b = -F_a
What is Newton's Third Law?
F / A
What is Pressure?
Two events that cannot occur together
What is Mutually Exclusive?
Another way of writing log(1/A)
What is -log(A)?
What is K = hf-W?
F = ma
What is Newton's Second Law?
Change in pressure applied to enclosed fluid is transmitted undiminished to every portion of the fluid and to the walls of the containing vessel
What is Pascal's Principle?
The probability that results were obtained by chance given that the null hypothesis is true
What is the p-value?
tan(x)
Equation for energy required for electron to exit a material
What is E = hf = hc/λ ?
All forms of matter experience an attractive force to other forms of matter in the universe
What is Newton's Law of Gravitation?
f_buoy = ρ_fluid * g * V_submerged
What is Archimedes' Principle?
A measure of the how spread values are from the mean
What is the Standard Deviation?
cos(x)
What is adjacent / hypotenuse?
Cs -> Ba + e^- + v_e (with line over v)
What is Beta-Minus Decay?
An object is in translational equilibrium when the sum of forces pushing it one directed is counterbalanced by sum of forces on the opposite directions
What is First Condition of Equilibrium?
What is P = P_0 + ρgz ?
The probability of either event is not affected by the occurrence of the other
What is Independence?
What is log(A) + 2 log(B)?