Mechanics Units Quiz

Mechanics Units

• Meter (m): Represents distance or radius; variables include d, r, x, y, z, w, h, l.
• Seconds (s): Measures time; variable t.
• Meters/Second (m/s): Indicates speed or velocity; variables are s, v, v(f), v1.
• Degree (°): Used for angles; variables include 𝛉 (theta) and ϕ (phi).
• Meters/Second Squared (m/s²): Represents acceleration; variable a.
• Kilogram (kg): Unit for mass; variable m.
• Kilogram Meters/Second (kg*m/s): Represents momentum; variable p.
• Newton Seconds (N*s): Used for impulse; variable J.
• Newton per Meter (N/m): Indicates spring constant; variable k.
• Newton (N): Measures force; variable F.
• Joule (J): Unit for work or energy; components include KE (Kinetic Energy), PE (Potential Energy), W (Work).
• Watt (W): Represents power; variable P.
• Newton-Meter (N*m): Indicates torque; variable 𝛕 (tau).
• Radians per Second (rad/sec): Used for rotational velocity/speed; variable ⍵ (omega).
• Radians per Second Squared (rad/sec²): Represents rotational acceleration; variable ⍺ (alpha).
• Radians: Measures angular displacement; variable 𝛉 (Theta).
• Kilogram Meters Squared per Second (kg*m²/s): Indicates angular momentum; variable L.
• Kilogram Meters Squared (kg*m²): Represents rotational inertia; variable I.

Electricity Units

• Coulomb (C): Measures electric charge; variables are q or Q.
• Ampere (A): Represents electric current; variable I.
• Volt (V): Indicates electric voltage; variable V.
• Newton per Coulomb (N/C): Measures electric field strength; variable E.
• Ohm (Ω): Indicates electrical resistance; variable R.
• Farad (F): Represents capacitance; variable C.
• Tesla (T): Measures magnetic field strength; variable B.
• Weber (Wb): Indicates magnetic flux; variable ɸ (uppercase phi).

Waves Units

• Hertz (Hz): Measures frequency; variable f.
• Seconds per Wave or Oscillation (s): Represents period; variable T.
• Meter (m): Indicates wavelength; variable ƛ (lambda).