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100
The unit for force
What is a Newton
100
The subatomic particle is responsible for electricity?
What is the electron?
100
"Every object retains its state of rest or state of uniform straight line motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force"
What is Newton's First Law?
100
The unit for work and energy
What is the Joule
100
The scientific units for weight.
What is a Newton?
200
The energy of motion
What is Kinetic energy
200
An objects tendency to stay in motion or at rest
What is inertia
200
300, 000, 000 m/s in a vacuum
What is the speed of light?
200
Work done over a period of time
What is Power
200
An example of Centripetal Force
What is Gravity/Friction/Tension?
300
The boson responsible for beta decay
What is the W boson
300
The findings from this experiment supported Einstein's first postulate and addressed a misconception of Huygen's model of light.
What is the Michelson-Morley experiment.
300
What does the negative portion of this Velocity/Time graph show?
The object is traveling West/Left/Negative direction and speeding up.
300
When the vertical velocity an object has when reaching the peak of it trajectory while in free-fall.
What is zero?
300
The force that counters the electric force in the nucleus of an atom.
What is the Strong Nuclear Force?
400
The total energy of a satellite with mass = 500 orbiting at an altitude of 1200km above Earth?
What is -1.32 x 10^10 J
400
The phenomena responsible for the observed pattern
What is diffraction and interference.
400
This determines if the frequency of a wave emitted will appear to be higher or lower to an observer compared to the original frequency.
What is the Doppler Effect?
400
The scientist responsible for providing the planetary model of the atom.
Who is Rutherford?
400
The intensity of light after it passes through the polariser.
What is 50%.
500
The chronological order of the models of the atom following Dalton.
What is Thomson's Plum-pudding, Rutherford's Planetary, Bohr's and Electron Cloud?
500
The range achieved by a ball launched with a velocity of 10 m/s at an angle of 30 degrees above the horizontal. The ball starts and finishes at the same height.
What is s = 8.83 m
500
The names of the primary methods of energy production at positions A, B and D.
What is p-p chain, Triple alpha and nothing.
500
The threshold frequency of a material that has a work function of 10eV.
What is 2.5 x 10^15 Hz
500
The temperature of a star emitting a peak frequency of 5.45 x 10^14 Hz.
What is 5265 K