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AP Physics 1 Unit 4 Test with Verified Answers Rated A
What is work? (ch7) - -Work is done on an
object by a force when the object moves through a
distance.
Work equation (no trig) (ch7) - -W=
F(vector)d(vector)
Is work a vector quantity? (ch7) - -No (it is a
scalar quantity, although it is the product of two
vector quantities)
Scalar product of any two vectors A and B (ch7) -
-ABcosθ
Work equation (trig) (ch7) - -W=Fdcosθ
What is kinetic energy? (ch7) - -energy of
motion (an object in motion has the ability to do work)
What is energy? (ch7) - -the ability to do work
(Translational) kinetic energy equation (ch7) - -
K=½mv²
Work-energy principle (words) (ch7) - -The net
work done on an object is equal to the change in the
object's kinetic energy
Work-energy principle (equation) (ch7) - -
Wnet=∆K=½mv²-½mv²
What is a conservative force? (ch8) - -(A force
for which) the work done by it in moving an object
from one position to another depends only on the two
positions and NOT on the path taken (**Path
independent**)
What is the difference, other than the definition,
between conservative forces such as mechanical
energy and non conservative forces such as friction?
(ch8) - -The work done by a conservative force
is recoverable
What is potential energy? (ch8) - -Energy
associated with conservative forces that depend on
the position or configuration of objects
Gravitational potential energy equation (ch8) - -
Ugrav=mgh (h=height above some reference point)
Elastic potential energy equation (ch8) - -
U=½kx²
what is the x in the elastic potential energy equation?
(ch8) - -distance from its natural
(unstretched/uncompressed) length
Mechanical energy symbol and definition (ch8) -
-E is the sum of kinetic and potential energies
Law of conservation of energy definition (ch8) -
-the total energy of a system is always
conserved
When is mechanical energy conserved (within a
system) ? (ch8) - -when only conservative
forces act in that system
What is power? (2 defs) (ch8) - -the rate at
which work is done, or the rate at which energy is
transformed from one form to another
Power equation (ch8) - -P= F(vector)v(vector)
Newton's First Law of Motion (Law of inertia) - -
if the net force on an object is zero, then an object
originally at rest remains at rest and an object in
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AP Physics 1 Unit 4 Test with Verified Answers Rated A

What is work? (ch7) - - Work is done on an object by a force when the object moves through a distance. Work equation (no trig) (ch7) - - W= F(vector)d(vector) Is work a vector quantity? (ch7) - - No (it is a scalar quantity, although it is the product of two vector quantities) Scalar product of any two vectors A and B (ch7) -

  • ABcosθ Work equation (trig) (ch7) - - W=Fdcosθ What is kinetic energy? (ch7) - - energy of motion (an object in motion has the ability to do work) What is energy? (ch7) - - the ability to do work (Translational) kinetic energy equation (ch7) - - K=½mv² Work-energy principle (words) (ch7) - - The net work done on an object is equal to the change in the object's kinetic energy Work-energy principle (equation) (ch7) - - Wnet=∆K=½mv₁²-½mv₂² What is a conservative force? (ch8) - - (A force for which) the work done by it in moving an object from one position to another depends only on the two positions and NOT on the path taken (Path independent) What is the difference, other than the definition, between conservative forces such as mechanical energy and non conservative forces such as friction? (ch8) - - The work done by a conservative force is recoverable What is potential energy? (ch8) - - Energy associated with conservative forces that depend on the position or configuration of objects Gravitational potential energy equation (ch8) - - Ugrav=mgh (h=height above some reference point) Elastic potential energy equation (ch8) - - U=½kx² what is the x in the elastic potential energy equation? (ch8) - - distance from its natural (unstretched/uncompressed) length Mechanical energy symbol and definition (ch8) -
  • E is the sum of kinetic and potential energies Law of conservation of energy definition (ch8) -
  • the total energy of a system is always conserved When is mechanical energy conserved (within a system)? (ch8) - - when only conservative forces act in that system What is power? (2 defs) (ch8) - - the rate at which work is done, or the rate at which energy is transformed from one form to another Power equation (ch8) - - P= F(vector)v(vector) Newton's First Law of Motion (Law of inertia) - - if the net force on an object is zero, then an object originally at rest remains at rest and an object in

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AP Physics 1 Unit 4 Test with Verified Answers Rated A

motion remains in motion in a straight line with constant velocity Newton's Second Law of Motion - - the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it, and inversely proportional to the mass (∑F=ma) Newton's Third Law of Motion - - whenever one object exerts a force on a second object, the second object always exerts a force on the first object that is equal in magnitude but opposite in direction Linear momentum (equation) (ch9) - - p(vector)=mv(vector) Is momentum a vector quantity? (ch9) - - yes Law of conservation of momentum (ch9) - - the total momentum of an isolated system of objects remains constant impulse (symbol and definition) (ch9) - - J, change in momentum (pfinal-pinitial) elastic collision (definiton) (ch9) - - a collision in which kinetic energy is conserved is impulse a vector quantity? (ch9) - - yes What is the result of a completely inelastic collision? (ch9) - - the colliding objects stick together What is the unit for K? - - N/m What is a Joule? - - Nm What unit is momentum in? - - Ns What are watts? - - Joules per second