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Kinematics
$200This value represents the change in position over time.
$400This graph of position versus time has a slope equal to velocity.
$600The vertical displacement of an object in free fall is described by this kinematic variable.
$800This constant is approximately 9.8 meters per second squared near the surface of Earth.
$1000This term describes the magnitude of velocity at a specific instant.
Dynamics
$200This fundamental law states that an object at rest remains at rest unless acted upon by a force.
$400This formula relates force, mass, and acceleration.
$600This force acts perpendicular to a surface.
$800This coefficient determines the strength of the resistance between two surfaces.
$1000This type of force acts in the opposite direction of motion.
Circular Motion
$200This force is directed toward the center of a circular path.
$400This acceleration is required for an object to change its direction continuously.
$600This is the time it takes for one complete revolution.
$800This variable represents the number of revolutions per unit time.
$1000This speed is constant for an object moving in a uniform circle.
Energy
$200This is the product of force and displacement in the direction of force.
$400This type of energy is possessed by an object due to its motion.
$600This energy is stored in a compressed or stretched spring.
$800This law states that the total energy in an isolated system remains constant.
$1000This quantity is the rate at which work is performed.
Momentum
$200This vector quantity is the product of mass and velocity.
$400This change in momentum results from the application of force over time.
$600This type of collision conserves both kinetic energy and momentum.
$800This type of collision results in objects sticking together.
$1000This principle dictates that total momentum is unchanged in a closed system.
Simple Harmonic Motion
$200This is the maximum displacement from the equilibrium position.
$400This law describes the restoring force of a spring.
$600This term refers to one complete cycle of a pendulum.
$800This is the position where the net force on an oscillator is zero.
$1000This factor relates angular frequency to the period of motion.