1.

Distance and Displacement

2. Speed and Velocity

3. Acceleration
4. Free fall

5. Vectors and Scalars

6. Projectile Motion

Projectile: An object that moves through space acted upon only by the earth’s gravity
7. Force

8. Mass
9. Friction
10. Newton's laws

11. Static
12. Pressure

13. Impulse
14. Momentum
15. Conservation of Momentum

16. Define the terms “work” and “power” (Work and Power)
17. Define the term “energy” (Energy)
Energy: The ability to do work.
Energy is…
a scalar quantity
abstract and cannot always be perceived
given meaning through calculation
a central concept in science
Energy can exist in many different forms. It may exist
in potential, kinetic, thermal, electrical, chemical, nuclear.

А потом пишите про потенциальную и кинетическую энергию↓

Explain about the difference between potential and kinetic energy
(Potential and Kinetic energy)

18. Write the Law of conservation of energy

19. What is the Time Dilation?

20. Explain about the Torque

21. What is the Moment of Inertia
22. What is the angular momentum meaning

Momentum is conserved when no outside forces are acting. Similarly, angular

momentum is conserved when no outside torques are acting. A spinning ice skater
has angular momentum. When the skater pulls her arms in (decreasing her radius
of spin), she spins faster (increasing her velocity). Doing so conserves her angular
momentum.

23. Give the applications of Universal Law of Gravitation

24. Explain about the Escape Speed

25. Explain about the Relativistic Length

26. Density.
27. Liquids.
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30. Period. (см. следующее)
31. Frequency.
32. Wave Motion.

33. Give definition what is focal point?

Focal point: The point where parallel rays meet (or appear to meet) after reflecting from a
mirror. (1/F=1=/d+1/f)
34. Give definition to the refraction of light

Refraction: The change in direction of light due to a change in speed as it passes from one
medium to another. index of refraction=speed of light in a vacuum/speed of light in another
medium or n=c/v. n1 sin1=n2 sin 2

35. Electrical Potential Difference

Potential Difference: The work done to move a positive test charge from one location to
another
potential difference=work/test change
36. Electric Field

The field that exists between two charged parallel plates is uniform except near the plate
edges, and depends upon the potential difference between the plates and the plate
separation.
electric field=potential difference/separation between plates
37. Direct Current Circuits

Current: The amount of charge that passes through an area in a given amount of time. The
SI unit for current is the ampere (A), which equals one coulomb per second (C/s).
current=change/time

38. Capacitance

Capacitance is a measure of the amount of charge stored on the conductors, for a given
potential difference. Capacitance=amount of charge/potential difference
The SI unit for capacitance is the farad (F), which equals one coulomb per volt
(C/V).
39. Power

Power: The amount of work done in a given unit of time.

Power=work/elapsed time
The SI unit for electrical power is the watt (W), which equals one joule per second
(J/s).