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Section 1

(50 cards)

Drag Definition

Front

the resistance to movement when one object passes through another object (liquid or gas). Always opposite the direction of movement

Back

Shadow Equation

Front

H/h = B/b Because of similar triangles.

Back

Displacement

Front

x2 - x1 the length and direction between the start position and end position of an object. (vector)`

Back

When Changing Mediums

Front

The frequency stays the same but the wavespeed and wavelength can change

Back

The Equation For Gravity

Front

Gravity = m * 9.8 meters per second squared

Back

Period Definition (In terms of waves)

Front

How many seconds does it take for one wave to pass

Back

Refraction Definition

Front

If light travels through a medium of a different optical density, the path of the light will bend. (Optical density means index of refraction, but put into practice)

Back

Tension Definition

Front

the cohesive force in a rope or string that pulls objects towards its center when the rope of strong is taught.

Back

Viewing in Mirrors

Front

The object will seem to be the same distance from the mirror as the "image" in the mirror will seem.

Back

Scary Monster: Running Away Getting Slower

Front

Negative Acceleration

Back

Electric Circuit Definition

Front

An electric circuit is a path along which electrons can travel

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Voltage Definition

Front

The difference in electrical potential between two points on a circuit. (kind of like the elevation difference between two points on a stream)

Back

Scary Monster: Running Towards Getting Faster

Front

Negative Acceleration

Back

Resistance Definition

Front

The slowing down of current in a circuit due to something impeding the flow

Back

Frequency vs. Period Relationship (In terms of waves)

Front

Frequency = 1/period and Period = 1/Frequency

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Total Energy Rules

Front

During a fall, TE never changes. E.g. if at the top GPE is 3 and KE is 0 then at the bottom KE is 3 and GPE is 0

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Net Force Definition

Front

Netforce = m *a

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Crest Definition

Front

The highest part of the wave

Back

Dune Buggy Metaphor

Front

When the first side of the front wheels of a dune buggy hit water, they slow down and since the other side is still going fast, then the buggy turns towards the water.

Back

Velocity Definition

Front

the displacement of an object during an interval of time. How fast and in what direction an object is traveling (vector)

Back

Distance

Front

the total length that an object travels, regardless of direction. (scaler)

Back

Work Definition (From Energy)

Front

Work occurs when you apply force over a distance.

Back

How to set up a force diagram

Front

F(Type of Force) (Object being acted on, Object acting on object)

Back

Medium Definition (In Terms of Light)

Front

Substance light is traveling through

Back

Scary Monster: Running Towards Getting Slower

Front

Positive Acceleration

Back

Law of Reflection:

Front

The angle of incidence = the angle of reflection

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Terms for Refraction and Reflection Definitions (Not text based answer)

Front

Copyright for picture: http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/refrn/Lesson-2/The-Angle-of-Refraction Image for terms definitions: http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/refrn/Lesson-2/The-Angle-of-Refraction

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Compression Definition

Front

The parts of a longitudinal wave that the waves are closer together than the average.

Back

Wave Speed

Front

How fast a wave travels away from its source.

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When Not Changing Mediums...

Front

The wave speed stays the same but you can change frequency and wavelength

Back

Speed Equation

Front

Speed = distance/ change in time s= d/t

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Frequency (In terms of waves)

Front

How many times a wave goes by in one second

Back

Snell's Law

Front

Index of Refraction of the first medium Sin of the angle of incidence = Index of Refraction of the second medium Sin of the angle of refraction

Back

Acceleration

Front

The rate at which an object is changing velocity (vector). How quickly an objects velocity is changing.

Back

Umbra Definition

Front

Full shadow; No view of the light source

Back

Energy Definition

Front

Energy is the capacity to do work.

Back

Friction Definition

Front

The resistance to an object

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Trough Definition

Front

The lowest part of the wave

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Current Definition (Electric Form)

Front

The amount of electrons traveling along the circuit

Back

Scary Monster: Running Away Getting Faster

Front

Positive Acceleration

Back

Normal Force Definition

Front

The supporting force acting perpendicular to a surface doing the supporting.

Back

Inertia Definition

Front

A measure of the resistance of an object to a change in motion (acceleration)

Back

Forces at Angles Rules

Front

The Sin of the angle the force is at times the number of newtons of force is how much force is applied either up or down. The same is true for Cos of the angle times the number of newtons of force applied for the x or horizontal direction.

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Equation Velocity

Front

Displacement / change in time

Back

Force Rules

Front

Force in same direction add Forces in opposite direction subtract Forces at angles have to be broken up into components

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Penumbra Definition

Front

Partial shadow; Can see part of the light source, but not all.

Back

Weight Definition

Front

The pull on an object towards an object with large amount of mass due to the force of gravity. On earth, always down.

Back

What do Slopes on Position/Velocity Graphs Mean?

Front

Slope = horizontal/vertical velocity

Back

Force Definition

Front

A push or pull that causes an object to change its motion (accelerate)

Back

Scalar/scaler Definition

Front

A number with no value. e.g.: 5 apples, or i am running at 5mph. Not saying 5mph to the west. Just 5mph

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Section 2

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Opaque Definition

Front

Light (Or specific parts of E-M Spectrum) is absorbed by it.

Back

Absorb Definition (In terms of light and the E-M Spectrum)

Front

Light hits the substance and does not leave but heats it up.

Back

Wave Diffraction Definition

Front

When a wave hits a slit, then it spreads outwards in a semicircle from the slit

Back

Constructive Interference

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Example of Constructive Interference:

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Wave Equation

Front

Wavespeed = Frequency * Wavelength

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Translucent Definition

Front

Light (Or specific parts of the E-M Spectrum) can partially pass through the material and partially are absorbed by it.

Back

Wavelength (in transverse waves)

Front

The wavelength is the distance from trough to trough or crest to crest

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Transverse Waves Definition

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Waves that go up and down. e.g. light, E-M Spectrum

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Transparent Definition

Front

Light (Or specific parts of the E-M Spectrum) can pass through it

Back

Normal (In terms of waves)

Front

The normal of a wave is the middle line in a wave, which is equally far from the crest and the troughs of waves

Back

Wavelength (in longitudinal waves)

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The wavelength is the distance from one rarefaction to another rarefaction, or from one compression to another compression

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Wave Interference Patterns

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Example of Wave Interference Patterns: (This creates a line of dots on the wall)

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Rarefaction Definition

Front

The part of the wave where the waves are farther apart from each other.

Back

Destructive Interference

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Example of Destructive Interference:

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Longitudinal Waves Definition

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Waves like slinkies, or sound waves.

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Amplitude Definition

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The amplitude is how far apart the farthest part of a wave is from the normal.

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