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Percent Error Experimental - Theoretical /theoretical X 100
3 pillars of classical physics Newtonian mechanics, thermodynamics,electromagnetism
Einstein light was emitted and absorbed by blasts called Quanta
Neurons and protons are composed of Quarks
Electrons belong to class of Leptons
Quarks and Leptons interact by absorbing and emitting particles called Photons
Strong Nuclear Gluons-studied by many- subatomic -holds protons together
Electromagnetic Photons-J.C Maxwell- Atomic level and up-lighting etc.
Weak Nuclear Bosons-Subatomic -Salam & Weinberg- Radio activity and transformation of quarks
Gravitational All particles -Infinite- Isaac Newton- tides, orbits, etc
Change proportion to equation Change proportion sign to an equal sign & multiply right side by constant (k)
Direct linear Y*X Y=kx K=slope
Inverse square Y*-x Y=-kx K= the slope (negative)
Quadratic Y*x^2 Y=kx^2 Graph slope-parabola
Inverse Square Y*1/x^2 Y=k/x^2 Graph slope- hyperbola
Control Baseline for experiments
Constants Factors that do not vary between subjects
Independent Variables Factor you control
Dependent Variable Depends on what happens to independent variables
Created by: Lexgraham11
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