Acceleration is a change in ________
Motion
What is a measure of force and what is the measure of amounts of matter?
Weight, mass
Sine is the __________ side divided by the ___________.
opposite, hypotenuse
If angular velocity and torque are in the same direction, angular velocity ________.
Increases
Time intervals are _________
Scalars
These two things affect free fall acceleration
Mass and distance
What two things are required to have force?
Agent, system
An equilibrant is a force with ____________ magnitude as the resultant force. It is in the ________ direction as the force.
similar, same
Which law states that objects interact with a force directly proportional to their mass and inversely proportional to distance?
Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation
You must consider _____________ and ___________ when dealing with angled launched projectiles.
maximum height and range
If velocity and acceleration are in opposite directions, the speed of the object is ____________.
Where would you feel weightlessness the most?
Space
You use this law when you are given two vector measures and only one angle measure.
Law of Cosines
Less
What device used on submarines and planes help detect changes in orientation?
Gyroscopes
Explain why a ball comes back down from the air after being tossed up
Gravity is the only force acting on it.
Constant unbalanced
This force deals with friction exerted on moving objects.
Kinetic friction
Who said "Mass changes the space around gravity"?
Einstein
Name one simple machine
(Lever, screw, pulley, wedge)
If a plane accelerates uniformly from rest at 6.0 m/s2 for 15 seconds, what final velocity did it attain?
9.0 m/s
If a scale shows you weigh 468 N, what is your mass?
47.8 kg
A hiker walks 3.9 km in one direction, but then makes a 48° turn to the right and walks another 4.5 km. What is the magnitude of his displacement?
3.5 km
A 24 kg ball is 35 m away from another ball with a mass of 25 kg. What is the gravitational force?
3.3 (or .27) x 10-11 N
An airplane is travelling at 298 m/s and makes a turn. What is the smallest radius of the circular path (in km) it can go and keep the centripetal acceleration under 5.0 m/s2?
17.8 (or .76) km