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Motion,Speed,and Acceleration
Force
Kinetic and Potential Energy
Electromagnetic Spectrum and Light
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100
A change in position over a period of time.
What is motion?
100
A push or pull on an object, resulting from the objects interaction with another object.
What is force?
100
Energy due to the motion of matter, and energy that is stored due to an objects shape or position.
What is Kinetic Energy, and what is potential energy?
100
A range of all types of EM radiation.
What is the electromagnetic spectrum?
100
Electromagnetic radiation at wavelengths that the human eye can see.
What is visible light.
200
A measurement of how quickly. The relationship between distance traveled during specific amount of time.
What is speed?
200
contact forces and action-at-a-distance forces.
What are the two types of forces.
200
A tether ball is hanging from a string, motionless.
What is potential energy.
200
A type of energy that travels around and spreads out as it goes.
What is radiation?
200
Light goes to the base of a triangle when shown through a lense.
Where does light go when it goes through a lense.
300
Speed with direction.
What is velocity.
300
Force through string, rope, cable, or wire. It is pulled tight by forces pulling on opposite ends.
What is tension force/ Ftens
300
A volleyball flies through the air after being served and you try to calculate its energy.
What is .5 x mass x velocity^2? What is kinetic energy.
300
Gamma ray, x-ray, ultraviolet rays, visible, infrared, microwave, radio.
What is the order of the electromagnetic spectrum from highest to lowest energy.
300
When a light ray changes mediums the speed and direction of the light change.
What is refraction?
400
Change in velocity over time.
What is acceleration.
400
The sun and the planets use gravitational force to keep each other in place without touching one another.
What is action-at-a-distance force.
400
Weight x Height
What is potential energy.
400
Violet, Indigo, BLue, Green, YEllow, Orange Red.
What are the colors based on their wavelength from shortest to longest.
400
When light passes through a ------ the image is flipped upside down because the light crosses.
What happens when light passes through a double convex lense.
500
The unit is m/s^2
What is the unit for acceleration.
500
A book is being pushed across a desk, forces are acting on it.
What is Normal Force, Gravitational Force, Applied Force, and Frictional Force.
500
A coordinated motion of photons that are emitted when electrons, protons, and other carved particles accelerate.
What is light energy?
500
Not all objects emit their own light, so they must reflect light in order to be seen.
What is reflection.
500
The property of a wave that describes how many wave patterns or cycles pass by in a period of time.
What is a frequency of a wavelength.