2019 PS Final Exam Review (physics only)
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- Q1is needed to do workenergy30sEditDelete
- Q2a quantity with magnitude onlyscalar30sEditDelete
- Q3a quantity with magnitude and directionvector30sEditDelete
- Q4lever, pulley, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, and screwsimple machines30sEditDelete
- Q5anything that can cause object to accelerateforce30sEditDelete
- Q6a disturbance that carries energywave30sEditDelete
- Q72 or more waves in the same place at same timesuperposition30sEditDelete
- Q8are not colorsblack and white30sEditDelete
- Q9color with highest frequencyviolet30sEditDelete
- Q10color with lowest frequencyred30sEditDelete
- Q11SI unit for masskilogram30sEditDelete
- Q12shortest distance between 2 pointsdisplacement30sEditDelete
- Q13says F = m x a2nd law of motion30sEditDelete
- Q14says "for every force there is an equal and opposite force"3rd law of motion30sEditDelete
- Q15says "an object in motion tends to stay in motion until acted on by net force"1st law of motion30sEditDelete
- Q16anything that has been launched or thrownprojectile30sEditDelete
- Q17tendency of object to continue its motion (resist change of motion)inertia30sEditDelete
- Q18a system where energy is conservedclosed system30sEditDelete
- Q19stored energy based on positionpotential energy (PE)30sEditDelete
- Q20energy based on object's velocitykinetic energy (KE)30sEditDelete