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A frictional force can prevent slipping from walking.
A frictional force can prevent slipping from walking.
True (A)
When a spring is hanging with masses on it, the larger the force, the greater the stretch.
When a spring is hanging with masses on it, the larger the force, the greater the stretch.
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A Force is either a [blank] or a [blank].
A Force is either a [blank] or a [blank].
push, pull
A force can change the speed, direction, or shape/size of a moving object.
A force can change the speed, direction, or shape/size of a moving object.
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A skydiver falls toward the Earth due to [blank] and [blank].
A skydiver falls toward the Earth due to [blank] and [blank].
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Where will the object move based on the diagram?
Where will the object move based on the diagram?
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If an airplane travels at constant speed, and when it meets turbulence, it causes it to take a different route and change its direction. This is an example of balanced forces.
If an airplane travels at constant speed, and when it meets turbulence, it causes it to take a different route and change its direction. This is an example of balanced forces.
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Any object, after traveling a certain distance and returning to the starting point, will have ZERO displacement.
Any object, after traveling a certain distance and returning to the starting point, will have ZERO displacement.
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A book on a table does not move because the forces of the table pushing up and the gravity pulling down are balanced.
A book on a table does not move because the forces of the table pushing up and the gravity pulling down are balanced.
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The resultant force can be calculated by subtracting the two given forces where the direction would be from the smaller force.
The resultant force can be calculated by subtracting the two given forces where the direction would be from the smaller force.
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A baseball that has been thrown to home place is an example of unbalanced force.
A baseball that has been thrown to home place is an example of unbalanced force.
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A distance can be calculated by adding all the distances being covered by any moving object. The SI unit for distance is [blank].
A distance can be calculated by adding all the distances being covered by any moving object. The SI unit for distance is [blank].
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Velocity, acceleration, and displacement are all vectors.
Velocity, acceleration, and displacement are all vectors.
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Distance and time are the two measurements necessary for calculating speed.
Distance and time are the two measurements necessary for calculating speed.
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Velocity is different from speed because velocity only measures speed.
Velocity is different from speed because velocity only measures speed.
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On a distance vs. time graph, the steeper the slope, the faster the speed.
On a distance vs. time graph, the steeper the slope, the faster the speed.
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The relationship between velocity and speed in motion along a straight line is that velocity equals speed in motion along a straight line.
The relationship between velocity and speed in motion along a straight line is that velocity equals speed in motion along a straight line.
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The moon orbits the Earth in 28 days at a constant speed and changes its direction.
The moon orbits the Earth in 28 days at a constant speed and changes its direction.
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A distance vs. time graph shows an object's [blank].
A distance vs. time graph shows an object's [blank].
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The line above moving to the right direction and is positive.
The line above moving to the right direction and is positive.
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Particles, when heated, speed up.
Particles, when heated, speed up.
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Heat flows from [blank] to [blank].
Heat flows from [blank] to [blank].
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When warm air rises and cool air sinks, this is called [blank].
When warm air rises and cool air sinks, this is called [blank].
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A group of friends gathered around a fire to stay warm is an example of [blank].
A group of friends gathered around a fire to stay warm is an example of [blank].
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A lizard sitting on a rock to get warm is an example of [blank].
A lizard sitting on a rock to get warm is an example of [blank].
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Your feet touching hot sand is an example of [blank].
Your feet touching hot sand is an example of [blank].
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As particles are exposed to colder temperatures, they speed up.
As particles are exposed to colder temperatures, they speed up.
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An inflated balloon, when placed in a refrigerator, would cause the particles to move slower and become closer together.
An inflated balloon, when placed in a refrigerator, would cause the particles to move slower and become closer together.
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Adding heat to matter causes its particles to move faster and farther apart.
Adding heat to matter causes its particles to move faster and farther apart.
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While rubbing your hands together on a cold day, you use friction to transform mechanical energy to [blank].
While rubbing your hands together on a cold day, you use friction to transform mechanical energy to [blank].
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In a car's internal combustion engine system, most of the chemical energy from the fuel is transformed into thermal energy. The thermal eneryg causes which of the follwing?
In a car's internal combustion engine system, most of the chemical energy from the fuel is transformed into thermal energy. The thermal eneryg causes which of the follwing?
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What is the short story mostly about?
What is the short story mostly about?
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When force is exerted on one side of an object, it causes the object to move.
When force is exerted on one side of an object, it causes the object to move.
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The same amount of force on all sides causes no motion.
The same amount of force on all sides causes no motion.
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Force causes an object to move.
Force causes an object to move.
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Flashcards
Frictional Force
Frictional Force
A force that prevents slipping during motion.
Spring Stretch
Spring Stretch
The greater the force, the more a spring stretches.
Definition of Force
Definition of Force
A push or pull that can change an object's movement.
Effect of Force
Effect of Force
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Skydiving Forces
Skydiving Forces
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Zero Displacement
Zero Displacement
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Balanced Forces
Balanced Forces
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Resultant Force
Resultant Force
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Unbalanced Force
Unbalanced Force
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Velocity vs Speed
Velocity vs Speed
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Distance Measurement
Distance Measurement
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SI Unit for Displacement
SI Unit for Displacement
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Vectors
Vectors
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Distance vs Time Graph
Distance vs Time Graph
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Convection
Convection
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Radiation
Radiation
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Conduction
Conduction
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Effect of Heating
Effect of Heating
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Energy Transformation
Energy Transformation
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Chemical Energy in Engines
Chemical Energy in Engines
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Movement Example
Movement Example
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Effects of Force Application
Effects of Force Application
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No Motion
No Motion
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Temperature Effects
Temperature Effects
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Inflated Balloon
Inflated Balloon
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Heat Flow
Heat Flow
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Study Notes
Friction and Motion
- Friction prevents slipping during walking.
- Larger forces stretch springs more.
- Forces can change speed, direction, or shape of objects.
- Skydiver falls due to gravity and air drag.
- Forces can be pushes or pulls
Free-body Diagrams
- Free-body diagrams show forces acting on an object.
- Forces like gravity and normal force can be represented on a diagram.
Airplane Motion and Displacement
- Constant speed in an airplane can change direction when encountering turbulence.
- Displacement is zero for an object that returns to its starting point, post travelling a certain distance.
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
- Balanced forces (like gravity and the table holding a book) prevent motion.
- Unbalanced forces (like throwing a baseball) cause motion.
- Resultant forces are found by subtracting forces if they are in opposite directions.
Calculating Displacement and Velocity
- Displacement is the change in position.
- The SI unit for displacement is meters.
- Velocity is a vector with speed and direction.
- Distance can be calculated by adding the covered distances.
Speed and Graphs
- Steeper slopes on distance-time graphs indicate faster speeds.
- Velocity is equal to speed when motion is along a straight line.
- The moon orbits Earth at a constant speed, changing direction.
- Distance-time graphs show objects' speeds.
Temperature and Particle Motion
- Heat flows from hotter to cooler objects.
- Conduction, convection, and radiation are heat transfer methods.
- Particles speed up when heated.
- Particles slow down when cooled.
Energy Transformations
- Heat can cause particles to move farther apart.
- Friction converts mechanical energy to thermal energy.
- Chemical energy in fuel is changed into thermal energy in a car engine.
- Thermal energy causes engine parts to move.
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Test your understanding of forces, motion, and their effects on various objects. This quiz covers topics such as friction, free-body diagrams, displacement, and balanced versus unbalanced forces. Challenge yourself and see how well you grasp these fundamental concepts of physics.
