Science Physics Reviewer, Lecture notes of Physics

Scalar and Vector quantities, Kinematics Equations and Formulas, Projectile Motion, Newton's Law of Motion, Work and Energy definition and formulas, Transverse wave, Longitudinal Waves and their definitions, Parts of a wave, Electromagnetic spectrum, Circuits, Ohm's Law.

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2022/2023

Available from 07/21/2023

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|. What is Physics? * Physics is a natural science that deals with the understanding of nonliving things. It deals specifically with matter and energy and their relationship * It was two main branches: classical physics (ie. mechanics, optics, etc.) and modern physics (quantum physics, etc.) Fundamental vs. Derived Quantities * Fundamental quantities are basic concepts that they are difficult to define. They can only be represented by one form. of measurement. o Ex. distance, time, mass « Derived quantities are those that may be represented by two quantities. ‘ displacement o Ex. velocity = ———_—_———_ time Accuracy vs. Precision e Accuracy of measurement describes how well data agree with the accepted of a quantity being measured (how close to the actual). e Precision refers to how exactly can a measurement be reproduced (how close the data are to each other). o Ex. accepted value = 334 K accurate precise, neither and but not accurate precise accurate nor precise Trial 1 333 K 200 K 300 K Trial 2 335 K 201K 250 K Trial 3 334 K 203 K 350 K REVIEW: Scientific Notation, Conversion of Units ll. Scalars and Vectors Identifying Scalars and Vectors e Ascalar quantity is described by magnitude o Examples = 40kg * 35 minutes = 800K e A vector quantity is described by both magnitude and direction o Examples = 80 kphE = 20 .N upward Vector Representation « Avector quantity is represented by an arrow o The orientation of the arrowhead indicates direction