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physics of motion in flight

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Stored energy due to height and gravity   show
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The energy of motion   show
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show Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it only changes form  
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The distance something travels per unit time   show
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Speed in a given direction   show
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What type of quantity is velocity? Scalar or vector?   show
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What makes velocity a vector quantity?   show
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show Vectors  
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The highest speed that can be reached by a falling object is its __________   show
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Terminal velocity is achieved when ____   show
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What happens as a plane climbs?   show
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What happens as a plane dives?   show
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show A push or a pull on an object  
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What two things does a vector quantity have?   show
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What are the 4 forces of flight, and in which direction do they act?   show
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What do we call the force every object in the universe exerts on every other object?   show
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show 9.8 m/sec^2. All things, big and small, fall at this rate if there is not air resistance!  
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show Gravity depends on mass and distance. The closer two things are the more gravitational force, and the bigger the more gravitational force. The earth is way more massive that us!  
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The force of gravity on the mass of an object gives us its ________.   show
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show Lift  
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What is the direction of lift?   show
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"As airspeed increases, the pressure drops" is an example of what principle?   show
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According to the Bernoulli principle, where is the pressure highest on a plane's wing?   show
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show The pressure above the wing is lower than the pressure below the wing (because air moves faster on top to cover a bigger distance), causing a net force upward (lift).  
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show The sum of all the forces exerted on an object.  
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State Newton's 1st Law of Motion   show
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What is inertia?   show
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Objects with more ___ have more inertia.   show
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show An unbalanced force will produce a proportional acceleration. (That is, if an unbalanced force acts on an object, it will accelerate)  
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What is sometimes stated as "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction?   show
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show The engine pushes exploding gases backwards, and the gases push the plane forwards (thrust).  
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When a propeller plane takes off, what action/reaction is at work?   show
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show A parked plane will not move unless an unbalanced force acts on it.  
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How is a plane in the air an example of Newton's 1st Law of Motion?   show
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show Drag  
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show Drag slows down the plane and lessens fuel economy.  
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show Drag acts along and opposed to the direction of flight.  
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What is thrust?   show
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Apply Newton's third law to thrust from a propeller.   show
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show Pitch  
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What word is used to explain the movement of a plane's nose right and left?   show
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When the plane rotates around the axis in the middle of the plane, we call that a _______   show
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What is stability?   show
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What three design features help create stability?   show
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When all forces acting on an object cancel each other, so the net force is 0, we call them this:   show
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Unbalanced forces result in a net force in some _______.   show
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When unbalanced forces act on an object, the object does this.   show
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If a plane is flying level at a constant speed, what can you tell about the 4 forces of flight acting on it?   show
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show Newton's 1st Law of Motion: an object in motion remains in motion in the same direction at the same speed unless acted on by unbalanced forces.  
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show Newton's 2nd Law of Motion: A net force exerted on an object will produce a proportional acceleration.  
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The rate of change in speed of an object (speeding up or slowing down)   show
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Solve a practice problem (using 5 step method)What is the speed of a car that goes a distance of 125 km in 2 hours?   show
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Solve a practice problem (using 5 step method) If a student takes 3 seconds to run to first base at an average speed of 6.5 m/s, what distance did she run?   show
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show 25 s  
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show 05 m/s^2  
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Solve a practice problem (using 5 step method) If a water skier with a mass of 55 is pulled with a force of 110N, what will the acceleration be?   show
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Solve a practice problem (using 5 step method) What is the weight of a 65 km student on earth?   show
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