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Everyday Physics
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1. Work done / heat in
Change in internal energy
Net force=0 net torque?0
Stable
Engine efficiency
2. The amount of heat that is required to raise the temperature of one g of a substance by 1 degree C.
Stable structures
Time for an object thrown to reach maximum height
Galileo
Heat capacity (specific heat)
3. Force per unit area
Convert Celsius to Kelven
Buoyant force
Thermal conductivity
Pressure=
4. The energy that flows from one system to another because of their temperature difference.
Heat
incoming and outgoing flow rate formula
Present velocity
Projectile
5. 11 -000 kg/m^3
density of lead
wavelength
viscosity
order of states of matter stronger to lesser forces between atoms
6. Believed that the natural state of objects was to be at rest
wavelength
Aristotle
Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
Pressure=
7. 10 m/s^2
Conservation of energy
infrasound
Acceleration due to gravity on the earth
Galileo
8. You cant get as much out as you put in
Condition for stability
Engine efficiency cannot be 100%
density of water
Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
9. V x A= constant
Acceleration
Speed of light
continuity
Radiation
10. Fbottom=Ftop+mg where mg is the weight of the volume
wavelength
density of lead
Rotational inertia (moment of inertia)
static fluid formula
11. The combination of force and point of application
Torque
volume fluid flow rate formula
Engine efficiency cannot be 100%
Power (watts)
12. Weight of displaced water=volume of displaced water in liters x 10 n / liter
Buoyant force
mass flow rate formula
Acceleration
Stable
13. 9/5T(C)+32
Resistance
Radiation
entropy
Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
14. The combination of force and point of application
Frequency
Torque
wavelength
Power (watts)
15.
bernoulli's equation
Heat
Frequency
Distance traveled
16. The efficiency with which an object emits thermal radiation. Is a number between 0 and 1. A good emitter has an e close to 1.
Brahe
Wavelength
entropy
Emissive
17. Rod with forces applied at opposite ends in opposite directions
Distance traveled
Momentum
Net force=0 net torque?0
Kepler
18. Speed of light / wavelength
Brahe
frequency of light
Torque
Why does something move?
19. F=mass x acceleration
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20. The center of an object
Galileo
Wavelength
Center of gravity (CG)
Conservation of energy
21. 5/9 [T(F)-32]
Voltage
when ice in water melts what happens?
Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius
Speed of light
22. The change in internal energy= the heat absorbed- the work done
Galileo
law of conservation of energy
Wavelength
the pressure of liquids _____ when it goes faster
23. T(C) +273
Net force?0 net torque=0
Velocity=
Convert Celsius to Kelven
pressure does what when depth is increased
24. T=2p square root m/k frequency= square root k/m;/2p
period p of a mass m oscillating on a horizontal spring of force constant k
Heat capacity (specific heat)
Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius
density of air
25. Net force=0 net torque=0
Time for an object thrown to reach maximum height
Equilibrium
Conduction
static fluid formula
26. An object that is thrown or struck or shot and then travels under the influence of gravity
Projectile
Heat capacity (specific heat)
Change in internal energy
amplitude
27. Analized brahe's data and verified the heliocentric theory. These regularities are known as Helpers Laws of Planetary motion.
Weight
Projectile
Kepler
Speed of light
28. The effectiveness of a material in conducting heat
atmospheric pressure (atm)
Distance traveled
Condition for stability
Thermal conductivity
29. Sounds below 30 Hz
Energy of motion (kinetic energy)
Radiation
infrasound
Mechanics
30. Hf
Photon energy
The US uses how much of the total world energy consumption?
Velocity required for an object to reach height h
Velocity required for an object to reach height h
31. The level stays the same
Condition for stability
when ice in water melts what happens?
Conduction
Heat
32. 10 m/s^2
definition of Bernoulii's equation
pressure does what when depth is increased
Acceleration due to gravity on the earth
The US uses how much of the total world energy consumption?
33. Time= the square root of 2 x height / acceleration due to gravity
Time for an object thrown to reach maximum height
Distance traveled
viscosity
azX
34. P(P2-P1)D^4/128Ln n=fluid's viscosity
Flow through a pipe
Buoyant force
Power (watts)
Projectile
35. Heat is carried from place to place by the bulk movement of either liquids or gasses
Convection
Conduction
Newton
pressure depends on
36. Heat is transferred directly through a material with no bulk movement of material
period of a pendulum T of length L
Conduction
Radiation
Heat
37. If the temperature of system A is less then the temperature of system B then heat flows from B to A (hot to cold)
amplitude
Second law of thermodynamics
Stable
variation of pressure with depth
38. 18600 miles/sec
wave
Speed of light
Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
Weight
39. Heat Q= mass of sample x specific heat x temp change
Heat capacity equation
continuity
continuity
Heat capacity (specific heat)
40. C / f
volume fluid flow rate formula
Wavelength
Why does something move?
Voltage
41.
Thermal conductivity
Quantum mechanics
Buoyant force
Distance traveled
42. Tube cross section area A - flow speed u vfr= u x A (m/s x m^2)
volume fluid flow rate formula
measurement of pressure
Einstein
Velocity required for an object to reach height h
43. Fbottom-Ftop=mg=(density x vol) x g
when ice in water melts what happens?
variation of pressure with depth
Conduction
Net force?0 net torque=0
44. The change in internal energy= the heat absorbed- the work done
Newton's Second Law
c=3x10^8 m/s
wavelength
law of conservation of energy
45. Time= the square root of 2 x height / acceleration due to gravity
Newton
Time for an object thrown to reach maximum height
Period
Heat capacity equation
46. Compiled the first detailed observational data on planetary motion (mars) - without a telescope.
Galileo
mechanical wave
when ice in water melts what happens?
Brahe
47. 1 -000 kg/m^3
Second law of thermodynamics
Net force
Period
density of water
48. A disturbance that propagates through a medium
incoming and outgoing flow rate formula
Radiation
mechanical wave
Wavelength
49. Equals total momentum after collision
Total momentum before collision
infrasound
Brahe
order of states of matter stronger to lesser forces between atoms
50. Number density x temperature
density of lead
Physics
Newton's Second Law
pressure depends on