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Test Bank for College Physics 1 Final
11th edition by Hugh D Young

Vector - ANSA quantity with both magnitude and direction

Scalar - ANSA physical quantity that has magnitude only.

Mechanics - ANSBranch of physics regarding interactions between objects and their impact on
object's motion

Force - ANSA push of pull that has the capacity to change the (translational) motion of the
object acted upon.

System - ANScollection of objects under consideration

Internal Forces - ANSforces between objects in system

External Forces - ANSforces between system & objects outside the system

Kinematics - ANSthe study of describing motion

position - ANSr (vector); vector that indicates the location of an object with respect to a specified
origin

displacement - ANSDistance and direction of an object's change in position from the starting
point. (Origin Independent)

distance - ANSlength of path traveled (scalar)

speed - ANSDistance traveled per unit time.

velocity - ANSTime rate change of position

acceleration - ANSTime rate change of velocity

inertia - ANSresistance to change in motion

mass - ANSa. A measure of inertia.
b. Source of gravity
c. Strength of interaction with "Higgs Field"

, Newton's First Law - ANSAn object will maintain it's motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced
outside force.

Newton's Second Law - ANSSum of the forces = mass x acceleration

Newton's Third Law - ANSAn object cannot exert a force on something without the second
object exerting an equal in magnitude and opposite in direction force on the first object.

Free Fall - ANSa = g = -9.8m/s^2

Projectile Motion - ANSType of free fall. Only force is gravity. Has an initial horizontal velocity.

Apparent Weight - ANSthe force experienced by an object, resulting from all the forces acting on
it, giving the object an acceleration. This is the Force Normal.

Orbit - ANSType of free fall where apparent weight is 0 "weightlessness"

Angle - ANSTheta (vector)

Angular Displacement - ANSChange in Theta (vector)

Angular Velocity - ANSOmega (Vector)

Angular Acceleration - ANSThe rate of change of angular velocity.
Alpha

Arclength - ANSS

Tangential Velocity - ANSThe speed of an object at a point as it moves around the
circumference of a circle. Vtan (vector)

Tangential Acceleration - ANSATan (vector)
Can only change magnitude of velocity
Always parallel to velocity

Centripetal Acceleration - ANSAcceleration of an object toward the center of a curved or circular
path.
Can only change direction of velocity
Always perpendicular to velocity

Rotation - ANSAxis of rotation within the object

Revolution - ANSAxis of rotation outside of object

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