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I=V/R
Current=Voltage/Resistance
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Amps=Volts/ohms
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| Examples types of physical weathering. |
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| Ice breaking throught rock, bunch of people walking on the rocks. |
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V=a X t
Velicoty=acceleration X time |
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| Examples of chemical weathering. |
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Potential
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Built up energy
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P=mass X acceleration X height. |
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| 1) You can't determine if an object will float based on the weight or volume. |
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Electromagnetic
Chemical
Nuclear
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heat |
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| 1rst to discuss atomic theory |
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| 1rst to discuss electromagnetic |
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| heat "glowing" outwards have half lives. Decompesed to non- radiocative materials. |
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| Energy of nucluar reaction= mass X speed of light squared |
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Power= F X D/T
Power=Force X Distance/Time |
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| The higher the temperture the higher the volume. |
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| The lower the volume the higher the pressure. |
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| Laws of conservation of energy. |
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| Energy can't be destroyed, but changed from one form to another. |
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| Buoyant force=mass of displaced fluid. |
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| 1) Object at rest reamains still. Object in motion remain unless acted on by an outside force. |
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| How to get TMA of a wedge. |
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| Width of base/Width of point. |
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| How to get IMA of wheel and Axel. |
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| Radius of wheel/radius of axel |
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| E=Work output/work input X 100 |
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| For every action there is an equal & opposite reaction. |
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mass is .0005, charge is -1
Alluminum foil blocks it.
It is a Wave lenght. |
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Mass is 0, charge is 0
Smallest but strongest.
3ft of cement or 3 inchis of lead, blocks it.
Wave lenght. |
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Mass is 4, Charge is 2.
Biggest but weakest.
Paper blocks it.
Wave lenght. |
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True or false
The faster the metal heats up the higher its specific heat. |
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Force=Mass X Acceleration.
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| The study of reducing air resistance. |
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(1668)
Gravity-how big and far away an obect is, the bigger object gets possesion of gravity.
Philosophy of mathematic principles. |
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Cm= Mw X l X ^Tw/ Mm X 6Tm
M=mass
^T= change in temperture
m=metal
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Mw X ^T
mass of water X change in temperture of water |
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Kinetic
(what it is and formula) |
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energy being used momentary
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K=1/2 mass X velocity squared |
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True or false.
A negative charged part of the magnet is attracted to a positive charged part of another magnet? |
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| A lens having at least one surface that curves outward like the exterior of a sphere. |
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| The bottom part of the wave. |
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| Draw a Parrallel circuit. |
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| What does a dry cell contain? |
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| It contains a chemical paste slightly acidic and has a carbon rod. |
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| Direct current. Uni directinol flow of electrons, |
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| Alternating current, Where the movement of elcectrical charge period. |
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| What is the formula for pressure? |
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| D/T and V/T graph for no movement. |
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| Drawing for constant speed. (Distance/Time) |
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