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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering fundamental physics concepts, equations, and energy types Based on lecture notes.
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Isaac Newtom
The physicist associated with the formula F=ma.
Force (F)
A Push and Pull.
Mass (m)
How much there in it or the amount; it stays the same everywhere.
Acceleration (a)
How much velocity is moving.
Distance (d)
Increases when force get small by the Square and is measured by length.
Weight
The force of gravity on the matter; it depends on gravity.
Electricity
Electrons moving through materials.
Gravity
A force that pulls things towards each other; characterized by 'Bigger mass, Bigger Pull' and 'Bigger distance, smaller Pull'.
Motion
The changes in posistion of an object.
Theory of repivity
Scientific theory presented by Albert Einstein.
Convex
A type of lens used in a magnifying glass.
Galileo
The individual who defined speed.
Primary forces of earth
Gravitational forces.
Light year
A unit of length.
Hertz
A unit of frequency.
Speed of light in vacuum
3×108m/s
Gravitational acceleration
9.8m/s2
Electromagnetic
A combine Electric and Magnetic fields.
Transucce
Situated or acting across a longitudinal axis.
ROYGBIV
An acronym for Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violit; frequency increases and wavelength decreases across this spectrum.
Wavelength (λ)
Spatial distance between two consecutive points of wave.
Frequency (F)
The number of times a repeating event occurs.
Velocity
An object changes its posistion in a specific direction.
Speed
An object covers distances or moves.
Mechanical Energy
The total sum of an object's kinetic energy and potential energy.
Electrical Energy
A form of kinetic or potential energy.
Energy
The ability to make things happen; it never disappears and just changes from one type to another.
Kinetic Energy
Energy of movement or the amount of work.
Potential Energy
Stored Energy.