Physics I Exam 2 Ch 4-6 Terms

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Newton’s First Law

An object at a constant velocity stays at this velocity until or unless acted upon by an external force.

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Newton’s Second Law

F=ma

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Newton’s Third Law

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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Gravitational Force equation

F=GM1M2/r2

<p>F=GM<sub>1</sub>M<sub>2</sub>/r<sup>2</sup></p>
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What does a Newton (N) equal?

kg(m/s2)

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Circumference of a circle

2πr

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What are the 4 Fundamental Forces

  1. Gravity

  2. Strong Force

  3. Weak Force

  4. Electromagnetic Force

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Describe the fundamental force gravity

The weakest force, for massive objects (planets)

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Describe the fundamental force strong force

the bond that holds atoms together

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Describe the fundamental force weak force

electroweak force that governs particle decay

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Describe the fundamental force electromagnetic force

governs electricity and magnetism

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What are the specific types of mechanical/gravitational forces

  1. Normal Force Fn=mg

  2. Gravitational Force for planets M1M2/r2

  3. Frictional Force μFn

  4. Tension Force F=ma

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What is the equation for Normal force?

Fn=ma

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Frictional Force equation

μFn

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What does μ equal

coefficient of friction

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What is a constant?

Something that doesn’t change (eg gravitational constant)

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What is inertia?

The natural tendency of an object to remain at rest or in motion at a constant velocity. The mass of an object is a quantitative measure of inertia.

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Inertial Reference frame

The frame of reference that is moving

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Free body diagram

represents the object and the forces that act on it

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Tension

opposite force

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A system in equilibrium has no net force

True

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A system not in equilibrium has net force

True

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Kinetic Energy

KE= ½ mv2

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Potential Energy

PE=mgh

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Total Energy

KE+PE

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If total energy =0, what is the equation

KE+PE=0

KE=-PE

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Work

W=Fs

W= |F||s|cosθ

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What does the s equal in the Work equation?

W=Fs

W= |F||s|cosθ

s=path length

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What does the θ equal in the Work equation?

W=Fs

W= |F||s|cosθ

θ= angle between the force vector and the path (displacement vector)

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Is a dot product a vector or scalar?

Always a scalar

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What is a dot product?

ab= axbx+ ayby

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What is the Kinetic Force equation

FKE= ½ mvf2 - ½ mvo2

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Work is not a change in Kinetic Energy

False

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Momentum equation

p=mv

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Total Work/Energy equation

ΔEtotal=(½ mvf2+mghf) - ((½ mvo2+mgho)

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Gravitational Potential Energy

the energy that an object has by virtue of its position. For an object near the surface of the earth.

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Gravitational Potential Energy equation

Wgravity=mg(ho-hf)

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What does a Joule equal?

J= N x m (Force times mass)

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Power equation

Work/t = (Fs)/t = ΔE/t

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Conservation of Energy

Initial Energy = Final Energy

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acceleration equation

Δv/Δt

<p>Δv/Δt</p>
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The 4 kinematic equations

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centripetal force equation

Fc= mv2/r

<p>F<sub>c</sub>= mv<sup>2</sup>/r</p>
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centripetal acceleration

a= v2/r