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Physics Regents Review Sheet
I KNOW…
General Information
_____ all of the units used in the topic(s) that I am studying.
_____ how to interpret numbers written in scientific notation.
_____ how to solve any algebra problems given.
1-D Motion
_____ the difference between scalar and vector quantities and can name a few examples
_____ how to calculate distance
_____ how to calculate displacement
_____ when to use positive and negative signs for displacement
_____ how to calculate speed
_____ how to calculate velocity (including positive/negative signs)
_____ how to calculate acceleration
_____ what it means when acceleration is negative
_____ how and when to use the 5 formulas (v = d/t, a = vf-vi/t, vf=vi+at, vf2=vi2+2ad,
d=vit+(1/2)at2)
_____ how to interpret distance, velocity, and acceleration graphs
_____ when to find the slope of a graph
_____ when to calculate the area under the curve of a graph
Projectiles
_____ the acceleration due to gravity on Earth
_____ when to make 9.8 negative
_____ when initial/final velocity is 0
_____ what horizontal acceleration is
_____ how to make horizontal and vertical columns of information
_____ how to calculate horizontal and vertical velocity when fired at an angle
_____ the shape of a projectile fired at an angle or horizontally
Forces
_____ the difference between mass and weight
_____ when mass changes and when weight changes
_____ how to calculate weight
_____ Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
_____ what inertia is and what affects it
_____ Newton’s 2nd Law
_____ how to find the net force
_____ how and when to use F = ma
_____ when the net force is 0
_____ the net force on an object when it is moving at a constant velocity
_____ Newton’s 3rd Law
_____ what the normal force is and how to calculate it
_____ what friction is
_____ what the coefficient of friction is
_____ the direction of friction
_____ what happens if I’m standing on a scale in an elevator and it moves up/down
Circular Motion
_____ the direction of centripetal acceleration and centripetal force
_____ how to calculate the centripetal acceleration
_____ how to calculate the centripetal force
_____ how centripetal force and acceleration are related to radius
_____ the direction of tangential velocity
_____ how to calculate the distance around a circle
_____ how to calculate the velocity around a circle
_____ why an object travels in a circular path
_____ what holds a car in a circular turn
_____ what holds a ball on a string in a circular path
_____ what holds the Earth in its path around the Sun
_____ Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation
_____ what G represents
_____ how weight (force due to gravity) is related to distance of separation
_____ Kepler’s Laws
Momentum
_____ what momentum is
_____ when an object has momentum
_____ how momentum is affected by an increase in velocity or mass
_____ how to calculate momentum
_____ what impulse is
_____ how to calculate impulse
_____ that impulse is the same as a change in momentum
_____ Law of Conservation of Momentum
_____ when to use conservation of momentum
_____ the difference between elastic and inelastic collisions
Energy
_____ how to calculate the work done on an object
_____ the force used to lift an object upward
_____ what you give an object when do work in lifting it up
_____ what you give an object when you push an object along a table
_____ what power is
_____ how to calculate power
_____ the relationship between power and time
_____ the different types of energy
_____ what potential energy is
_____ how to calculate potential energy
_____ the relationship between work and potential energy
_____ what kinetic energy is
_____ how to calculate kinetic energy
_____ the relationship between kinetic energy and velocity
_____ the relationship between work and kinetic energy
_____ the Law of Conservation of Energy
_____ when to use Conservation of Energy
_____ what a pendulum is
_____ how to calculate the period of a pendulum
_____ how Conservation of Energy relates to the pendulum
_____ Hooke’s Law
_____ what is the spring constant
_____ how to calculate elastic potential energy
_____ how a spring relates to energy and work