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Science
"the study of God's order and reasonableness in the physical universe"
What is science limited to?
the physical and observable
4 steps of scientific method
1. formulating a problem
2. observation & experimentation
3. interpretation
4. testing the interpretation
speculate / hypothesize
formulating a problem
build / test models
make predictions / measure results
observation and experimentation
refine / expand hypothesis
producing further predictions
interpretation
evaluate hypothesis
lead to further observation / experimentation
testing the interpretation
science cannot ____ anything or bring absolute ____
prove, truth
length
meters
mass
kilograms
time
seconds
work
joules
power
watts
combined units are called ____
derived units
where is uncertainty found in significant figures?
last measured unit
how many significant figures are in the number 1,012?
four
how many significant figures are in the number 0010,128?
five
how many significant figures are in the number 1,000?
one
how many significant figures are in the number 1000.00?
six
When adding/subtracting decimals, find the number with the least amount of ____ places and round the answer according to that.
(Example: 9.1 + 10.72 = 19.5)
decimal
the rate (time) at which a distance is covered
speed
how is speed written?
m/s
speed at a given moment
instantaneous speed
formula for average speed
v = d/t
____ speed can't be measured
instantaneous
what are the only two ways to rewrite
V = D/T?
D = VT
T = D/V
measures magnitude only
scalar
measures both magnitude and direction
vector
which three units are scalar?
speed, distance, energy
which three units are vector?
displacement, velocity, momentum
vectors can be rewritten as ____ and ____ components
parallel and perpendicular
use the ____ theorem to add perpendicular components
pythagorean
change in velocity (speed) over time
acceleration
three characteristics of acceleration
slowing down
speeding up
changing direction
acceleration in the opposite direction of motion
negative acceleration
formula for acceleration
a = (v2 - v1)/t
in a free fall, acceleration is ____
constant
____ acceleration is the same for all falling projectiles
downward
free fall on earth
9.8 m/s
slows down certain objects
air resistance
projectile paths are shaped like ____
parabolas
as objects fall ___, the the force of air resistance increases
faster
speed at which the force of gravity and the force of air resistance are equal
terminal speed
causes acceleration
force
an object at rest remains at rest and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force
first law of motion
A force is any ____ or ____
push, pull
produces a net force and an acceleration
unbalanced forces
the property of matter that shows itself as interia
mass
the reluctance of an object to change its state of motion
inertia
the net force of an object equals the product of the mass and the acceleration of the object
second law of motion
net force formula
f = ma
increasing force will ____ acceleration
increase
___ mass will increase acceleration
decreasing
direction of the force is the ____ as acceleration
same
earth's attractive force on an object
weight
____ mass = more weight
more
mass is ___, but weight is not
constant
when an object exerts a force on a second object, the second object exerts an equal force in the opposite direction on the first object
third law of motion
force on the passive object
action force
force pushing back
reaction force
the inward force on an object moving in a curved path
centripetal force
change in direction caused by centripetal force
centripetal acceleration
every object in the universe attracts every other object
newton's law of gravity
newton's law of gravity formula
F = g (m1 x m2) / r^2
force is ___ proportional to distance
inversely
____ is done when a force causes a change in an objects position
work
formula for work
w = fd
a force only works if it has a component in the direction of ____
motion
the rate of doing work
power
formula for power
p = w/t
work is the transfer of ____ energy
mechanical
the energy of an object's motion
kinetic energy
kinetic energy is directly related to the mass of an object and to the ____ of the speed
square
the ____ something is moving, the more kinetic energy it has
faster
kinetic energy formula
ke = 1/2 x mv^2
the energy stored in an object's position
potential energy
the amount of work that can be done by an object falling
gravitational potential energy
formula for potential energy
pe = mgh
less ____ equals less work
height
energy can't be created or destroyed but it can be changed from one form to another
conservation of energy
the amount of energy in the universe is ____
constant
lost mechanical energy is lost as ____
heat
heat is dissipated energy through the surrounding atoms
work-energy theorem
a device that changes the magnitude of the force
simple machine
a simple machine can't create ____
energy
simple machines multiply force at the expense of ____
distance
how much the force is multiplied
mechanical advantage
mechanical advantage is the ratio of ____ force to ____ force
output, input
rigid bar on a fulcrum (pivot point)
lever
increases / decreases force (ex: pliers or scissors)
class 1 lever
in class 1 levers, the ____ is in the middle
fulcrum
only increases force (ex: wheelbarrow or nutcracker)
class 2 levers
in class 2 levers, the ____ is in the middle
output
only decreases force (ex: tongs or staplers.. even arms!)
class 3 levers
in class 3 levers, the ____ is in the middle
input
____ and ____ are circular levers
belts, gears
ramp that allows a smaller force to be applied at a greater distance
inclined plane
inclined plane wrapped around a rod (vice grip)
screw
people originally thought heat was a substance called ____
caloric
____ discovered that heat is a form of energy
Joule