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science final

science

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moving energy kinetic
as an object falls its kinetic energy increases
work is done on an object when a force acts in the ______ direction as the object moves same
the three sources of energy for the earth are the sun, gravitational compression, and ? radioactive decay
most of the worlds energy use is reliant on___ fossil fuels
in this type of circuit if one element stops working the rest of the elements will continue to work. parallel
moving electric charges create a ____ field magnetic
type of eneergy stored in the bonds between atoms chemical
type of wave behavior that occurs when a wave goes around an object diffraction
sound is a type of ___ wave longitudinal
according to newtons third law for every action force there is a ____ force reaction
force on an object that is affected by its gravitational pull weight
forces are considered ____ when there is no change in motion balanced
type of material through which charge can flow easily conduct
the name given to the cycling of the chemical elements through the earths systems biogeochemical
force responsible for falling objects gravity
the doppler effect explains that when on object moves toward you its ___ decreases and its frequency increases wavelength
like magnetic poles ____ one another repel
change in speed or direction causes this. acceleration
the greater the ____ of a wave the greater the energy of the wave amplitude
stored energy potential
electromagnetic devices such as an electric motor change _____ energy into mechanical energy electrical
as the stars move away from the earth the light from these stars is ____ shifted, this supports the theory that the universe is expanding red
global warming is due to the increase levels of ___ carbon dioxide
this is conserved when objects collide momentum
unit for work joules
the stars produces energy by nuclear _____ fusion
electromagnetic waves ____ travel through empty space can
resistence an object has to a change in its motion inertia
magnetic field lines start near the magnet's ____ pole North
semi liquid layer of the earth responsible for the movement of the tectonic plates mantle
charge can be transferred by frictin, contact, and induction
type of current produced by a battery direct
the rate of doing work power
as an object falls its potential energy decreases
SI units for speed and velocity m/s
how is the motion of an object affected when balanced and unbalanced forces act on it? balanced no change in motion unbalanced change in motion
Si units for force Newtons
Inertia not a force, relates to an objects mass
newtons secoond law of motion F-ma, increase in mass the greater the force to accelerate ( increase force)
mass vs weight mass doesnt change
third law of motion p=m*v or kg*m/s =momentum
action reaction ex push on ground, ground pushes back
four forces of universe strong, nuclear, electromagnetic, gravity
strong force = protons and nuetrons
ex of gravitational and elastic potential energy gravitational-hanging off a cliff elastic- sling shot
major forms of energy and how each is produced thermal-heat, chemical-batteries, electical-energy, nuclear-nuclear power plants take nuclear energy to create electrical energy
name three ways energy can be transferred conduction, convection, radiation
energy conversioons that take place in lighting a match chemical>electrical>thermal>electromagnetism
nonrenewable energy resources coal and fossil fuels, because it is inexpensive
mechanical waves- can't travel through space has a medium (solid liquid and gas)
how waves are related to energy wave cannot move medium, just vibrate
frequency- number of complete cycles in a given time
how do you measure amplitude measure from center to trough/crest
how is the energy of a wave related to its amplitude increase amp, increase energy
how does a reflection change a wave bounces back
what are two types of interference constructive and destructive
what produces electromagnetic waves charged particles
how are electromagnetic waves different from mechanical waves travels through empty space, same speed, (different frequency and wavelength)*
name two factors that affect the strength of an electric field charge and distance
what does induction do brings near it not actually touching it
the push that gets the charges through the circuit voltage
what makes a material magnetic magnetic domain (all the magnetic field of atoms
what else can creat a magnetic field besides a magnet movinng charges
what is the purpose of a transformer? increase or decrease voltage
fossil fuels used to generate electricity turn turbine*
what is the earths core made of iron core
what is the area around the earth magnetosphere
what is it about the core that produces one of the sources of energy for the earth radioactive decay
what is Pangaea super content(broke apart by tectonic plates)
what things increased carbon dioxide levels on earth breathing and burning of fossil fuels
what evidence supports the big bang theory cosmic background radiation>hot universe is expanding>red shifting
how did chemical elements of a star form gravitational clumping and fusion
how does the suns energy reach the earth radiation
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