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1 Ch - Phy Sc M 6B
Physics - Motion (Apologia Physical Science M 6B)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| formula for acceleration | a=(Vf-Vi)/t acceleration=(final velocity-initial velocity/time |
| acceleration | the time rate of change of an object's velocity |
| When objects travel in the ____________ direction, their relative speed is the ____________ of their individual speeds. | opposite, sum |
| When objects travel in the ____________ direction, their relative speed is the _______________ between their individual speeds. | same, difference |
| A FLAT, horizontal line on a DISTANCE-TIME graph indicates | an object is at rest with a constant speed of zero. |
| Meters per second (m/s) | SI unit for speed |
| When dividing fractions don't ask why, just flip the bottom and ________________. | multiply |
| acceleration units | read "meters per second squared" |
| Acceleration can either speed up or slow down an object, depending on its __________________. | direction |
| Constant speed means | equal distances are covered. |
| extrapolation | using actual data to estimate values higher or lower than what has been collected |
| Constant speed means | equal distances are covered. |
| The slope of a line on a DISTANCE-TIME graph indicates | speed. |
| Do we say "deceleration" in physics? | No, we give the direction of the acceleration. |
| Can an object have constant speed and still have accceleration? | Yes, if it is changing directions, such as with a carousel. |
| When solving acceleration problems, you must make sure that | all of the units agree with each other. |
| When looking at physic problems, 1st write down | everything you know and what the question is asking you to find. |
| After completing the 1st step & making sure the units agree, | figure out what equation to use, substitute the values into the appropriate place, & solve the problem. |
| In a SPEED-TIME graph, the slope of the line is the | magnitude of ACCELERATION. |
| Most of physics is concerned with | motion. |