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LESSON 1
38問 • 1年前
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  • 1

    A body at rest will remain at rest. A body in motion will remain in motion unless it is acted upon by an external force.

    FIRST LAW

  • 2

    The force acting on an object is equal to the mass of the object is times its acceleration. F= ma or F= mass × acceleration

    SECOND LAW

  • 3

    For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

    THIRD LAW

  • 4

    amount of matter in an object. regardless of where the object is. ( doesn't change) We use the triple-beam balance to measure this

    Mass

  • 5

    - MEASURE of GRAVITATIONAL FORCE ATTRACTION of an object (g) - it depends on WHERE the object is (our weight on Earth DIFFERS from your weight on the Moon.) measured using a spring scale

    Weight

  • 6

    push or pull occurs between two objects

    FORCE

  • 7

    forces require physical contact between two objects

    CONTACT FORCES

  • 8

    - typical type of push or pull - pushing a door open, pulling a rope

    Applied Force

  • 9

    - rub against each other

    Friction

  • 10

    - type of FRICTIONAL force - acts upon objects as they travel through the AIR

    Air Resistance

  • 11

    - SUPPORT EXERTED upon an object that is in CONTACT with

    Normal force

  • 12

    forces that act on an object WITHOUT the need for PHYSICAL CONTACT

    NON-CONTACT FORCES

  • 13

    non-contact force can either attract or repel magnetic objects

    Magnetic

  • 14

    - FORCES OF ATTRACTION between any two objects in the UNIVERSE. - The mass of objects and their distance determine the strength of their ___________. - can PULL PLANETS TOGETHER in the solar system and can also MAKE OBJECTS STAY on the surface of the Earth.

    Gravitational Force

  • 15

    - affect the FORCE of GRAVITY. - The greater the mass and the closer the object, the stronger the gravitational pull.

    MASS AND DISTANCE

  • 16

    - the non-contact force of electrical forces

    Electrical force

  • 17

    - a flow of electric charges - can create a force between charged objects

    Electricity

  • 18

    - DONE only when the OBJECT which FORCE IS APPLIED moves through CERTAIN DISTANCE.

    WORK

  • 19

    is defined as the rate of doing work.

    POWER

  • 20

    WORK perform in (unit)

    Joules

  • 21

    If an object is at rest and is an a state of equilibrium, then we would say that the object is at static equilibrium. Static means stationary or at rest.

    Static Equilibrium

  • 22

    In physics, it is the rotational equivalent of linear momentum.

    Angular Momentum

  • 23

    is a DESCRIPTION of MOTION.

    Kinematics

  • 24

    It describes the RELATIONSHIP among ROTATIONAL ANGLE, ANGULAR VELOCITY, angular ACCELERATION, and TIME.

    Kinematics of Rotational Motion

  • 25

    is best known as NEWTON'S LAW of universal GRAVITATIONAL due to the UNIVERSALITY OF GRAVITY.

    Newton's law of gravitation

  • 26

    He discovered that gravity is universal as all objects attract each other with a force of gravitational attraction

    Newton

  • 27

    is the attractive pull between two objects that have mass.

    Gravity

  • 28

    is the MEASURE of how much the material or MATTER IS IN AN OBJECT

    Mass

  • 29

    is a MEASURE of GRAVITATIONAL FORCE EXERTED on an object due to gravity

    Weight

  • 30

    is the ACCELERATION GAINED by an object DUE TO GRAVITATIONAL FORCE.

    Acceleration due to gravity

  • 31

    is the ENERGY STORED in an object due to its position above EARTH'S SURFACE.

    Gravitational Potential Energy

  • 32

    SYMBOL (angular momentum of the object)

    L

  • 33

    Angular velocity

    ω

  • 34

    Moment of Inertia

    I

  • 35

    Kinetic Energy unit

    Joules

  • 36

    F is the applied force in __________.

    Newtons (N)

  • 37

    WEIGHT UNIT

    NEWTON

  • 38

    FORCE UNIT

    Newton

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A body at rest will remain at rest. A body in motion will remain in motion unless it is acted upon by an external force.

    FIRST LAW

  • 2

    The force acting on an object is equal to the mass of the object is times its acceleration. F= ma or F= mass × acceleration

    SECOND LAW

  • 3

    For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

    THIRD LAW

  • 4

    amount of matter in an object. regardless of where the object is. ( doesn't change) We use the triple-beam balance to measure this

    Mass

  • 5

    - MEASURE of GRAVITATIONAL FORCE ATTRACTION of an object (g) - it depends on WHERE the object is (our weight on Earth DIFFERS from your weight on the Moon.) measured using a spring scale

    Weight

  • 6

    push or pull occurs between two objects

    FORCE

  • 7

    forces require physical contact between two objects

    CONTACT FORCES

  • 8

    - typical type of push or pull - pushing a door open, pulling a rope

    Applied Force

  • 9

    - rub against each other

    Friction

  • 10

    - type of FRICTIONAL force - acts upon objects as they travel through the AIR

    Air Resistance

  • 11

    - SUPPORT EXERTED upon an object that is in CONTACT with

    Normal force

  • 12

    forces that act on an object WITHOUT the need for PHYSICAL CONTACT

    NON-CONTACT FORCES

  • 13

    non-contact force can either attract or repel magnetic objects

    Magnetic

  • 14

    - FORCES OF ATTRACTION between any two objects in the UNIVERSE. - The mass of objects and their distance determine the strength of their ___________. - can PULL PLANETS TOGETHER in the solar system and can also MAKE OBJECTS STAY on the surface of the Earth.

    Gravitational Force

  • 15

    - affect the FORCE of GRAVITY. - The greater the mass and the closer the object, the stronger the gravitational pull.

    MASS AND DISTANCE

  • 16

    - the non-contact force of electrical forces

    Electrical force

  • 17

    - a flow of electric charges - can create a force between charged objects

    Electricity

  • 18

    - DONE only when the OBJECT which FORCE IS APPLIED moves through CERTAIN DISTANCE.

    WORK

  • 19

    is defined as the rate of doing work.

    POWER

  • 20

    WORK perform in (unit)

    Joules

  • 21

    If an object is at rest and is an a state of equilibrium, then we would say that the object is at static equilibrium. Static means stationary or at rest.

    Static Equilibrium

  • 22

    In physics, it is the rotational equivalent of linear momentum.

    Angular Momentum

  • 23

    is a DESCRIPTION of MOTION.

    Kinematics

  • 24

    It describes the RELATIONSHIP among ROTATIONAL ANGLE, ANGULAR VELOCITY, angular ACCELERATION, and TIME.

    Kinematics of Rotational Motion

  • 25

    is best known as NEWTON'S LAW of universal GRAVITATIONAL due to the UNIVERSALITY OF GRAVITY.

    Newton's law of gravitation

  • 26

    He discovered that gravity is universal as all objects attract each other with a force of gravitational attraction

    Newton

  • 27

    is the attractive pull between two objects that have mass.

    Gravity

  • 28

    is the MEASURE of how much the material or MATTER IS IN AN OBJECT

    Mass

  • 29

    is a MEASURE of GRAVITATIONAL FORCE EXERTED on an object due to gravity

    Weight

  • 30

    is the ACCELERATION GAINED by an object DUE TO GRAVITATIONAL FORCE.

    Acceleration due to gravity

  • 31

    is the ENERGY STORED in an object due to its position above EARTH'S SURFACE.

    Gravitational Potential Energy

  • 32

    SYMBOL (angular momentum of the object)

    L

  • 33

    Angular velocity

    ω

  • 34

    Moment of Inertia

    I

  • 35

    Kinetic Energy unit

    Joules

  • 36

    F is the applied force in __________.

    Newtons (N)

  • 37

    WEIGHT UNIT

    NEWTON

  • 38

    FORCE UNIT

    Newton