The mass of an object is a measure of the amount of matter in a body.

The mass of an object is the same as its weight.

Mass is a measure of the object's volume.

The mass of an object can change based on its location.

Objects at rest stay at rest.

An object at rest stays at rest.

An object at rest will eventually move.

An object in motion stays in motion.

An object at rest can be influenced by external forces.

What does it mean to linearize an inverse relationship?

Linearizing an inverse relationship allows for easier analysis and modeling by converting it into a linear form.

Linearization is only applicable to direct relationships.

Linearizing an inverse relationship complicates the analysis.

It transforms a linear relationship into an inverse one.

Fg = G × m1 × m2 /d2 Which equation is this?

Newton's law of universal gravitation

Coulomb's law of electrostatics

Einstein's theory of relativity

g = G m1 /d2 Which equation is this?

Newton's law of universal gravitation

Einstein's theory of relativity

The law of conservation of energy

The center of mass has a property where it is unable to be as rotated as father away from it

The center of mass is the point around which rotation is easiest.

The center of mass is irrelevant to rotation.

The center of mass is always at the edge of an object.

The center of mass can be moved easily during rotation.

$$x_{cm}=\ \frac{\Sigma\left(m_ix_i\right)}{\Sigma m_i}$$ and $$M_{total}X_{cm}=m_1x_1+m_2x_2$$ represent what?

They represent the center of mass of a system of particles.

They represent the acceleration of a system of particles.

They represent the velocity of a system of particles.

They represent the energy of a system of particles.

What does x represent in F=kx

x represents the displacement or extension of the spring.

x represents the spring constant.

x represents the force applied to the spring.

x represents the mass of the spring.

What does k represent in F=kx

k represents the spring constant.

k represents the displacement or extension of the spring.

k represents the force applied to the spring.

k represents the mass of the spring.

What is Kepler's law state?

Kepler's laws state that planets move in elliptical orbits around the sun, sweep equal areas in equal times, and have orbital periods proportional to the cube of their distance from the sun.

Planets are attracted to each other equally regardless of their mass.

All planets have the same orbital period regardless of distance.

Planets move in circular orbits around the moon.

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A --- is a push or a pull.

force

momentum

energy

velocity

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Is force a vector?

No, force is a scalar.

Yes, force is a vector.

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There is always an object or something to blame for a force!

True

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A --- is an object or a collection of objects.

system

object

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--- are treated as having no internal structure.

system

object

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When forces act on an object in opposite directions and are the same size (magnitude).

Balanced Forces

Unbalanced Forces

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A force that DOESN’T have an equal and opposite force acting on the same object

Balanced Forces

Unbalanced Forces

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Unit 2 - Force and Translational Dynamics Vocab

A --- is a push or a pull.

Is force a vector?

There is always an object or something to blame for a force!

A --- is an object or a collection of objects.

--- are treated as having no internal structure.

When forces act on an object in opposite directions and are the same size (magnitude).

A force that DOESN’T have an equal and opposite force acting on the same object

A force equal to the sum of all forces applied to an object.

The mass of an object is a measure of the amount of matter in a body.

The resistance that an object has to change its state of motion.

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