Physics Introduction
The method utilized by scientists to discover possible theories behind physical phenomena
What is the Cycle of Scientific Enterprise?
The law demonstrated when someone pulled the table sheet very quickly but the utensils on top did not topple
What is Newton's First Law of Motion?
The rate of distance traveled over a certain time
What is speed?
The measure of a moving object resulted from the product of its mass and velocity
What is momentum?
The energy utilized to apply a certain net force on an object over a certain distance
What is work?
The amount of meters in a kilometer
What is a thousand meters?
The law demonstrated when a wrecking ball accelerates downward thanks to gravity
What is Newton's Second Law of Motion?
The time it takes a car moving at 30 m/s to cover 60 m
How long is 2 seconds?
The momentum of a 20 kg bowling ball rolling at 15 m/s
How much is 300 kg.m/s?
The measurement which decides the amount of potential energy
The three methods to gain truth
The amount of net force needed to accelerate a 0.4 ton box crate by 5 m/s2
How much is 2000 newton?
The change of velocity over a period of time
What is acceleration?
The cause for the momentum of an object to change due to the amount of force applied over a certain
What is impulse?
The result of work applied on an object
What is changing energy of an object?
The S.I. unit for light intensity
What is candela?
The law that allowed a car to move along the road and people to walk on the ground
What is Newton's Third Law of Motion?
The acceleration of the car first moving at 3 m/s then at 23 m/s after 10 seconds
The main cause for objects to have their momentum gets changed
What is application of net force?
The useful amount of work taken from a certain energy input
What is efficiency?
The amount of bytes in one gigabyte
The implementation of Newton's Third Law in aerospace engineering
What are rocket thrusters?
The distance traveled by a car accelerating 3 m/s2 for 4 seconds
How far is 24 m?
The impulse experienced by a 3 kg basketball when it falls for 5 seconds
How much is 150 N.s?
The advantage given from using a machine
What is mechanical advantage?