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physics jeopardy Final

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What causes a change in motion?
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What causes a change in motion?
A Force
Does a magnet exert a force?
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Does a magnet exert a force?
Yes
Does a force have to have magnitude and direction?
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Does a force have to have magnitude and direction?
Yes
The rocket force that increases velocity is known as?
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The rocket force that increases velocity is known as?
Thrust
A force that decreases the velocity of an object as it moves through air is called??
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A force that decreases the velocity of an object as it moves through air is called??
Drag
Momentum is found by multiplying the ----and-----of an object
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Momentum is found by multiplying the ----and-----of an object
Mass and velocity
What are two kinds of momentum?
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What are two kinds of momentum?
Linear momentum and angular momentum
What scientific principle states that momentum is conserved?
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What scientific principle states that momentum is conserved?
The law of conservation of momentum
Why do bowlers put a spin on a ball?
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Why do bowlers put a spin on a ball?
To increase momentum (rotational + linear)
What is the momentum equation?
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What is the momentum equation?
p=mv
What is kinetic energy defined as?
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What is kinetic energy defined as?
It is known as work needed to accelerate an object from original velocity to current velocity.
What is the kinetic energy equation?
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What is the kinetic energy equation?
(1/2)mv squared
When energy is stored within an object what is it called?
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When energy is stored within an object what is it called?
Potential energy
Is a compressed spring an example of potential or kinetic energy?
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Is a compressed spring an example of potential or kinetic energy?
Potential energy
How is energy created and destroyed?
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How is energy created and destroyed?
Energy cannot be created or destroyed
What is the difference between kinematics and dynamics?
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What is the difference between kinematics and dynamics?
Kinematics describes motion and dynamics describes the causes of motion
What is velocity?
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What is velocity?
Speed with direction
What is a vector that describes the difference in the position between two points?
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What is a vector that describes the difference in the position between two points?
Displacement
What is the difference between distance and displacement?
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What is the difference between distance and displacement?
Distance is the path the object took where displacement is the least amount of space from the objects starting point to the objects end point
Does projectile motion involve constant acceleration?
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Does projectile motion involve constant acceleration?
Yes
Is gravity one of the fundamental interactions seen on earth?
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Is gravity one of the fundamental interactions seen on earth?
Yes
How can the gravity of the moon be observed on earth?
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How can the gravity of the moon be observed on earth?
The formation of tides
The weight of an object is equal to the ---- exerted onto the object by gravity.
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The weight of an object is equal to the ---- exerted onto the object by gravity.
Force
On earth is the acceleration due to gravity constant?
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On earth is the acceleration due to gravity constant?
Yes the gravity is constant
Is an objects weight proportional to its mass?
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Is an objects weight proportional to its mass?
Yes they are directly proportional
Did you enjoy physics this year?
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Did you enjoy physics this year?
Why yes i loved every minute of it;)




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