Gravity
Describing and Measuring Motion
Motion, Speed, Velocity and Acceleration
Work, Power and Simple Machines
Simple Machines
100

What happens to the force of gravity between two objects as one or both of their masses increase?

Gravity Increases

100

Convert 150 decimeters to meters*

15 meters

100

Speed equals distance travelled divided by time taken. A car travels at 125 m/s for 5 minutes. How far does it travel?

37500 meters

100

 How do we define work within science?

To be engaged in physical or mental activity in order to achieve a purpose or result, especially in one’s job; do work

100

A __________ is the force exerted by the machine

Output Force

200

You are trying to figure out your weight on Mars. The gravity on Mars is about 1/3 of that on Earth. Your mass is 100kg. Calculate your weight on Mars. (Note: Weight = Mass*Gravity Constant)

327 N

200

You have a car that is traveling 75 kilometers per hour. Convert that to meters per minute. (Hint: Treat this as a fraction, but convert the top and bottom separately)

1250 meters per minute

200

A spaceship is flying down a perfectly straight line. It can only go forward or backwards. It goes forward 1000 miles, goes backwards 500 miles and then forward 600 miles. What is the Net Distance traveled by the spaceship?

1100 miles

200

Mr. Grim put in a full days work, getting out of his chair 15 times for a total work of 144,000 joules over an 8 hour workday. What was his total power output?

5 watts

200

What part of a screw makes it an inclined plane?

The ridges

300

The gravity on the moon is 1/3 the gravity on Mars. Mars gravity is 1/3 the gravity on Earth. Quade the Alien has a mass of 50 kg on Earth. What is his mass on the moon?

50 kg

300

Convert 1,983 hectometers to dekameters

19,830

300

Acceleration equals change in speed divided by time taken. Change in speed is the final speed minus the starting speed. A car goes from 250 m/s to 500 m/s in a span of 10 seconds. What is its acceleration?

25 m/s^2

300

Mr. Grim uses 10,000 joules of work to pick up TJ Marshal from his seat and gently tossing him 10 meters across the room. How many Newtons of force is he using?

1,000 newtons

300

A machine that combines two or more simple machines is called a _________________

Compound machine

400

If the distance between the two objects is doubled, how is the gravitational force effected?

It is 1/4 times the original gravity

400

The formula for speed is S=D/T. You are traveling down the road at 10 m/s. You travel for 150 seconds. How far have you traveled?

1500 meters

400

What is the difference between Net Distance and Displacement?

One takes into account directional terms, like North, South, East and West

400

What is power, as defined in our notes?

A quantity that measures work in relation to time

400

A wedge is made up of two __________ working together

Inclined Planes
500

What does the Law of Universal Gravitation state?

that all objects in the universe attract each other through gravitational force

500

Convert 17 meters to centimeters

1700 centimeters

500

What is the difference between total distance and net distance?

Total distance adds up all of the distance traveled, while net distance only measures the distance from where one started to where they ended

500

What is mechanical advantage?

The use of machines to help make a job take less force

500

A __________ is the object that turns around the fulcrum

The arm