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| The point when the wave touches 0. |
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| The distance between two peaks vs distance. |
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| The distance between two peaks vs time |
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| An event in which two wave combine and the waves are added together. |
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| The lowest point on a wave |
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| The partical movement is perpendicular to the wave movement direction. |
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| A disturbance in time and space. |
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| The partical movement is parallel to the wave movement direction. |
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| The total amount traveled |
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| The shortest ditance from Point A to Point B. |
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| Value, units, and direction |
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| When a force causes an object to move in the direction of the force. |
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| The rate at which work is done. |
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| A device created to made work easier. |
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| Units for work. Equal to one Newton-Meter. |
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| How many times a machine multiplies force. |
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| The work done on a machine. |
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| The amount of work done by a machine. |
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| Comparision of machines' input and output. |
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| A simple Machine consisting of a piviot and a point. (See-saw) |
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| A simple Machine which is a slanted surface. |
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| A moving double inclined plane. Also a simple machine. |
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| The total energy of the motion of particles which make up an object. |
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| Energy which causes an object to move or preserved energy. |
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| The energy of motion of an object. |
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| The energy which may be converted into motion. |
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| Electro-Magnetic/Light energy |
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| Energy produced by the vibrations of electrically charged particles. |
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| Energy associated by a change in the nucleus of an atom. |
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| The energy of a compound which changes as its atoms are rearraged to form new compounds. |
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| The energy of moving electrons. |
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| Energy caused by an object's viabrations. |
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| The Law of Conservation of Energy |
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| Energy can't be made or killed, can be morphed, total never alters. |
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| Natural Resources which can be converted to do work. |
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| Nonrenwable Energy Resources |
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| Never remade orover looooong periods of time.(coal, gas, other gas, nuclear stuff) |
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| Formed from animal remains. |
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| Renewable Energy Resources |
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| Renewed often. (wind, solar, water, thermal, biomass) |
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| Measure of KE in molecules. Kelvins. |
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| Lowest temp. -273oC stop moving |
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| Energy of motion of molecules |
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| Transfer of energy, diff. temp. |
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| The Second Law of Thrmodynamics |
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| Stuff together turns same temp. |
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| Electromagnetic Radtiation. |
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| Machine which us heat to do work. High to low. |
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| Ratio of input to output with heat. |
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| Particles which carry electric charges (- or +). |
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| SI unit for charge. =Ampere x Second |
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| Particles (+, -, or none) |
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| Total charge when all charges added together. |
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| The Coulomb Electric Force |
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| None of force between two charged particles or objects when charge included. |
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| Materials which allow charges to easily move through. |
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| Difficult for charged to move through. |
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| Term for net charge doesn't move, only insulators. |
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| Term for electricty moving charges, conductors. |
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| Superposition part where one wave is positive and one is negitive, the result is near zero. |
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| Constructive Interference |
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| Superposition part where both waves are the same sign. |
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| The tendency of an object to remain in its original state of motion. |
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| An object in motion will remain in motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force. An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an unbalanced force. |
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| Force equals mass times acceleration |
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| For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. |
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| A force; Mass times gravity; Gravity's pull on mass. |
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| Acceleration due to Gravity |
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| An educated guess; Generally If...then... statement |
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| When something alters its positon/moves. |
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| Something guessed based on observations. |
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| Something that can be recorded based on the five senses. |
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| Where something is (scientifically). |
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| All the amplitudes and wavelengths match up. |
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| Change in velocity over time. (increase OR decrease) |
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| Symbolize forces on a FBD or go over the symbol for a vector. |
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| A stetch to determine the net force and the direction of the forces. |
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| All the forces added together. |
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| The surface; perpendicular to object; doesn't cause acceleration because it cancels out the force of gravity. |
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| Forces that are not caused by humans; forces which cancel out. |
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| Forces made by humans/ man-related events |
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| Spring Forces (no, not the season) |
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| A still object to compare how far/fast another moves. |
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| Used for extremely small or large numbers Ex: 6.98x107= 69800000. |
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| A way to accurately measure a certain event in nature. |
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| Forces which cancel each other out. |
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| Charts to organise gathered data. |
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| A force cause by two objects rubbing together. |
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