Units/Vectors
Kinematics
Forces
Energy & Momentum
Rotation
100

What is the Acronym for trig functions?

SOHCAHTOA

100

What is the physics definition of velocity

Change in position over change in time

100

Recite one of Newton's Laws of Motion

Law of Inertia

F = ma

Action --> Equal/Opposite reaction

100

What is the most important concept in Energy? (Broadly speaking)

Energy is conserved.

100

Does circular motion require a complete circle?

No it does not, it only requires a curved path.

200

Name the difference between a scalar and a vector.

Scalar = Magnitude

Vector = Magnitude & Direction

200

What is the physics definition of acceleration?

Change in Speed over change in time.

200

Which type of force is mediated through strings, ropes, or chains?

Tension.

200

Recite an equation of one of the energies we went over in class.

K = 1/2 mv2

UG = mgh

Us = 1/2 k x2

200

Why do I hate Hobbit Doors so much?

Doorknob should be farther from the hinge, it gives more torque.

300

How many grams are in 1 kg?

1000

300

For projectile motion, what do we always ignore in the x - direction?

Acceleration

(Also accept air resistance)

300

What is the equation for friction?

F = (mu)N

300

Is momentum conserved in any kind of collision?

Yes

300

How can one find the direction of torque?

The Right-Hand Rule.

400

How many centimeters are in 1 meter?

100

400

What is the value of acceleration due to gravity on Earth? (with Units)

9.8 m/s2

400

Draw a free body diagram of a book sitting on a desk.

Professor Barros will judge

400

What has more momentum: A fast ball pitch or a semitruck at rest?

The fast ball.

400

Name ONE major consequence on the conservation of Angular Momentum in the Universe.

Planets rotating

Planets orbiting stars

Galaxy Formation

500

Translate 2hr into seconds

7200 seconds

500

Recite one of the three kinematics equations I so carefully derived in class.

Any of the three would do.

500

What does it mean when the Net Force on a given object is zero?

It has no acceleration. (i.e. it is at rest or moving at constant velocity)

500

What is the PHYSICS definition of Energy?

The ability to do work

500

Translate either linear position, velocity, or acceleration into its rotational form using the equations went over in class.

s = r (theta)

v = rw

a = r (alpha)