Physics 1 Q+T Word Scramble
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| Question | Answer |
| Which scientist/philosopher taught that all motion is either natural or violent? | Aristotle |
| Which scientist/ philosopher was given credit for theorizing that the earth went around the sun? | Copernicus |
| Which scientist/ philosopher valued experiments over philosophical discussions? | Galileo |
| For how long will a ball roll on a level surface? | Forever, if no friction is present |
| Why does a hockey puck sliding across ice finally comes to rest? | It comes to rest due to friction |
| An object in motion... | will continue in motion unless a force acts on it |
| If the earth were no longer influenced by the sun's gravitational pull it would... | travel in a straight line like all other moving objects |
| Pretend you are sitting in a car when the driver suddenly turns right, your body would | turn left due to your tendency to keep moving forward |
| A package falls off a car at 60 miles per hour. The horizontal speed of the package is... | about 60 mi/hr as it hits the road |
| Josh pulls with a force of 45N on a horizontal rope tied to a pole in a parking lot. The net force on the rope is? | The net force is zero N |
| Josh pulls with a force of 45N on a horizontal rope tied to a pole in a parking lot. The tension in the rope is? | The tension is 45 N |
| A block pulled to the left 30 N and to the right 15 N at the same time, experiences a | net force of 15 N to the left |
| The resultant of a 400 N force at right angles to a 300 N force is | 500 N (pythagorean theorem) |
| What is a scalar quantity? | Volume |
| What is a parallelogram? | Four sided figure with opposite sides that are parallel. |
| The equilibrium rule only applies to ... and never to..? | Vector quantities Scalar quantities |
| The equilibrium rule applies to objects... | Objects at rest and objects in motion with no external forces acting on them. |
| When you stand on a pair of bathroom scales, the reading on each scale... | adds up to your weight |
| What is force: | A push or a pull |
| What is inertia: | A property of matter to resist changes in motion |
| Facts of the field of science are... | changeable |
| Galileo’s interpretation of motion differed from Aristotles because Galileo focused mainly on what? | Rate of time |
| Why is it that when you pull the table cloth off the table full of dishes and the dishes stay put? | Inertia |
| A rocket ship gains speed in outer space but runs out of fuel, it... | No longer gains speed |
| Tension is a force that... | tends to stretch something, pulling on a rope |
| When Nellie Newton hangs by the ends of a rope draped over a large pulley, the tension in each supporting vertical strand is | Half her weight |
| When Nellie Newton hangs at rest in the middle of a clothesline, tensions will be the same in each side of the rope when | the angles for both sides of the rope are equal. |
| The equilibrium rule, ΣF=0, applies to | Objects or systems at rest & objects or systems in uniform motion in a straight line |
| Inertia is dependent on what? | Mass More mass = more inertia |
| Support force | counteracts gravity when resting on a surface |
| What is science? | A body of knowledge that describes order in nature. It is ongoing, condenses knowledge into testable laws. |
| Theory | Synthesis of a large body of well tested knowledge |
| Vector | Magnitude AND direction |
| Scalar | Only magnitude |
| Aristotle was usually wrong and Galileo performed what? | Experiments |
| Early Greeks knew what? | The size of the earth, moon, and earth-moon distance |
| The net force on any object in equilibrium is | zero |
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