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The principle of conservation of mechanical energy states that, as long as no other forces are applied, what will remain constant as an object falls?
acceleration |
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total mechanical energy |
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potential energy |
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kinetic energy |
As an object falls, its potential energy is converted into kinetic energy. The principle of conservation of mechanical energy states that, as long as no other forces are applied, total mechanical energy (PE + KE) of the object will remain constant at all points in its descent.
Which of the following is not a modulus of elasticity?
shear modulus |
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stretch modulus |
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bulk modulus |
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stress modulus |
The modulus of elasticity measures how much a material or structure will deflect under stress. Stretch modulus is longitudinal stretch (like stretching raw bread dough), shear modulus is longitudinal deflection (like the horizontal displacement of a stack of magzines when a heavy object is placed upon them), and bulk modulus is compression of volume (like the compression of a loaf of bread under a heavy can at the bottom of a grocery bag).
Force of friction due to kinetic friction is __________ the force of friction due to static friction.
the same as |
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lower than |
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opposite |
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higher than |
The formula for force of friction (Ff) is the same whether kinetic or static friction applies: Ff = μFN. To distinguish between kinetic and static friction, μk and μs are often used in place of μ.