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Section 1

(16 cards)

quantity including size and direction

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vector

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friction can be reduced by

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Lubrication, cushion layer of air, smoothing surfaces, or using ball bearings to create rolling friction

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magnitude

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size or amount of something

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frictional force

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The force that resists the motion of objects rubbing against each other.

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axis of rotation

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An line around which an object turns

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A copressed spring

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has increased potential energy

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what is the force acting on you when you are seated in a chair

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normal force

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friction

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is not always present, but can be helpful or dangerous

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rotational equilibrium

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occurs when an object's net torque is zero

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Any vector in the North South direction when a force vector acting in the NE direction is resolved into its components is

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Y component

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lubricant

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substances that are applied to surfaces to reduce the friction

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spring change in length and force exerts

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Hooke's Law - spring constant

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Scalar Quantities

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magnitude only - speed, mass, length, time, temperature

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force needed to overcome static friction is same as sliding friction

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FALSE

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Resultant

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the sum of two or more vectors

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Vector Quantities

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magnitude and direction - velocity, weight

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