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Ch4 Physics Test Study Guide

front 1

What is measured in m/s?

back 1

Speed, Velocity

front 2

What is measured in m/s^2?

back 2

Acceleration

front 3

What can be measured in meters (m)?

back 3

Distance, Displacement

front 4

What is distance?

back 4

How far you have traveled. How many steps you have gone. Direction not needed. (fitness)

front 5

What is displacement?

back 5

How far you are from your starting point. Include direction

front 6

Displacement symbol-

back 6

Delta X (triangle X)

front 7

Displacement unit-

back 7

meters (m)

front 8

Distance unit-

back 8

meters (m)

front 9

Scalar-

back 9

Does not include direction, only size

front 10

Vectors-

back 10

Include direction and magnitude (how much)

front 11

Average speed=

back 11

Distance/Time

front 12

Average velocity=

back 12

Displacement/Time

front 13

What is Average speed and Average Veloctiy measured in?

back 13

m/s

front 14

Average=

back 14

How fast you are going on Average

front 15

Instanteous=

back 15

How fast you are going in the moment

front 16

In a postion v. time graph, what does the slope tell you?

back 16

Average Velocity

front 17

What does the rise/run = in a p v. t graph?

back 17

Delta X/T (Displacement/Time in Secs)

front 18

What is the postion symbol?

back 18

X

front 19

What is position measured in?

back 19

meters (m)

front 20

What does it mean when the slope is zero?

back 20

Horizontal Line, Stopped

front 21

What is acceleration?

back 21

Change in velocity over time

front 22

3 ways to accelerate?

back 22

1. Change in direction

2. Speed up (start moving)

3. Slow down (stop moving)

front 23

How can a falling object speed up?

back 23

By falling for longer

front 24

How do you slow down an object in motion?

back 24

Push in opposite direction of motion

front 25

How do you make a moving object go faster?

back 25

Push in direction on current motion

front 26

What is acceleration measured in?

back 26

m/s^2

front 27

What is the acceleration of falling objects on earth?

back 27

-10 m/s^2

front 28

Name the vectors-

back 28

Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration

front 29

Name the Scalars-

back 29

Speed, Direction

front 30

What does the slope represent in a p v. t graph?

back 30

Velocity

front 31

What does the sign of the slope mean in a p v. t graph?

back 31

direction

front 32

What does the y-intercept of a p v. t graph represent?

back 32

Starting postion

front 33

What does the steepness of a slope mean in a p v. t graph?

back 33

Speed

front 34

What does the slope represent in a velocity v. time graph?

back 34

Acceleration

front 35

What does the y-intercept represent in a v v. t graph?

back 35

Starting velocity

front 36

When is the velocity of a object thrown upward zero?

back 36

At the highest point

front 37

When the sign of velocity = + and the sign of accleration = +, is it speeding up or slowing down?

back 37

Speeding Up

front 38

When the signs of velocity and accleration are different, is the object speeding up or slowing down?

back 38

Slowing Down

front 39

Sign for average velocity

back 39

Vavg

front 40

What is average velocity measured in?

back 40

M/s

front 41

Initial Velocity Sign

back 41

VI

front 42

Initial velocity unit

back 42

m/s

front 43

Final Velocity Sign

back 43

VF

front 44

Final Velocity unit?

back 44

m/s

front 45

Acceleration Sign

back 45

A

front 46

Dropped objects started with a velocity of...

back 46

zero

front 47

Thrown objects start with a velocity of...

back 47

not zero