Physical Science 1st Semester Final - Section 2
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- Q1What is the definition of Force?Law of Inertiaa push or a pull. Causes an object with a mass to change its velocity (speed or direction)A force that holds back the movement of a sliding object or the force that holds back the movement of two touching thingsMeasure of how fast something is moving30sEditDelete
- Q2Define Motiona measure of how much matter in an objecta change in positionA measurement of a change of an object’s velocity.A force which pulls two objects together.30sEditDelete
- Q3Define MassA force which pulls two objects together.a measure of how much matter in an objectLaw of InertiaMeasure of how fast something is moving.30sEditDelete
- Q4Define VelocityA measurement of a change of an object’s velocity.a measure of how much matter in an objectMeasure of how fast something is moving in a particular direction (Speed with a direction)The resistance of an object to any change of its motion. (still or moving)30sEditDelete
- Q5Define AccelerationA measurement of a change of an object’s velocity.a change in positiona measure of how much matter in an objectThe resistance of an object to any change of its motion. (still or moving)30sEditDelete
- Q6What is Newton's 1st Law?F=MAFor every action there is an equal and opposite reactiona change in positionLaw of Inertia30sEditDelete
- Q7What is Newton's 2nd Law?Law of InertiaA force which pulls two objects together.For every action there is an equal and opposite reactionF=MA30sEditDelete
- Q8What is Newton's 3rd Law?FrictionLaw of InertiaF=MAFor every action there is an equal and opposite reaction30sEditDelete
- Q9A ball is traveling at 5 m/s with the momentum of 80 kg-m/s. What is it's mass?10 kg0.0625 kg400 kg16 kg30sEditDelete
- Q10A 300 kg car travels at 11 m/s. What is its momentum?3300 kg-m/s27.27 kg-m/s3000 kg-m/s0.036 kg-m/s30sEditDelete
- Q11A 250 kg truck travels with a momentum of 560 kg x m/s. What is its velocity2.24 m/s140000 m/s0.44 m/s1.2 m/s30sEditDelete
- Q12A 7 kg ball is traveling at 5 m/s . What is it's momentum35 kg-m/s1 .4 kg -m/s12.5 kg-m/s0.71 kg-m/s30sEditDelete
- Q13Define impulsechange in momentumA collision in which colliding objects stick togetherwhen objects collide, they transfer momentum from one to anotherMass in Motion30sEditDelete
- Q14Define an elastic collisionA collision in which colliding objects stick togetherchange in momentumwhen objects collide, they transfer momentum from one to anotherA collision in which colliding objects rebound off each other30sEditDelete
- Q15Define inelastic collisionA collision in which colliding objects rebound off each otherA collision in which colliding objects stick togetherchange in momentumMass in Motion30sEditDelete
- Q16Define momentumwhen objects collide, they transfer momentum from one to anotherMass in Motionchange in momentumA collision in which colliding objects stick together30sEditDelete
- Q17The law of conservation of momentum states:when objects collide, they transfer momentum from one to anotherMass in Motionchange in momentumthe total momentum of a system does not change if no net force acts on the system30sEditDelete
- Q18Define momentum transferA collision in which colliding objects rebound off each otherchange in momentumA collision in which colliding objects stick togetherwhen objects collide, they transfer momentum from one to another30sEditDelete
- Q19A 5 kg ball traveling at 5 m/s hits a 7 kg ball at rest. The 5 kg ball transfers all its momentum over to the 7 kg ball. Is this an elastic collision or an inelastic collision?Elastic CollisionInelastic Collision30sEditDelete
- Q20Jocko the clown, whose mass is 60 kg, stands on a skateboard. A 20 kg ball is thrown at Jocko at 3 m/s, and when he catches the ball, he and the ball move on the skateboard. Is this an elastic collision or an inelastic collision?Inelastic CollisionElastic Collision30sEditDelete
