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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

coefficient of friction equation

Back (Answer)

F max = uR

#2
Front (Question)

momentum equation

Back (Answer)

momentum = mass x velocity

#3
Front (Question)

what is the impulse?

Back (Answer)

the change in momentum

#4
Front (Question)

impulse equation

Back (Answer)

impulse = force x time

#5
Front (Question)

what fact does conservation of momentum refer to?

Back (Answer)

total momentum before impact = total momentum after impact

#6
Front (Question)

in general, when is work done on an object?

Back (Answer)

when a force is applied to it and there is motion

#7
Front (Question)

work done equation?

Back (Answer)

work done = component of force in direction of motion x distance moved in direction of force

#8
Front (Question)

what does work done against gravity equal?

Back (Answer)

mgh

#9
Front (Question)

momentum=

Back (Answer)

mv

#10
Front (Question)

impulse=

Back (Answer)

change in momentum=Ft

#11
Front (Question)

if impulse of a on b then which change in momentum needs calculated?

Back (Answer)

b

#12
Front (Question)

conservation of momentum

Back (Answer)

total momentum before impact=total momentum after impact

#13
Front (Question)

kinetic energy =

Back (Answer)

1/2 m v^2

#14
Front (Question)

potential energy =

Back (Answer)

mgh

#15
Front (Question)

value of g for mechanics

Back (Answer)

9.8

#16
Front (Question)

principle of conservation of mechanical energy

Back (Answer)

when no external forces (other than gravity) do work on a particle during its motion, the sum of the particles kinetic energy and potential energy remains constant

#17
Front (Question)

work-energy principle

Back (Answer)

change in total energy of the particle is equal to the work done on the particle

#18
Front (Question)

what is power

Back (Answer)

rate of doing work

#19
Front (Question)

power =

Back (Answer)

Fv where F is the driving force

#20
Front (Question)

newtons law of restitution

Back (Answer)

speed of seperation/speed of approach = e

#21
Front (Question)

what is the constant e

Back (Answer)

coefficient of restitution

#22
Front (Question)

what is the range for e

Back (Answer)

greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 1

#23
Front (Question)

if e = 1 is the collision perfectly elastic or perfectly inelastic

Back (Answer)

elastic

#24
Front (Question)

what happens if a collision is perfectly inelastic

Back (Answer)

particles coalesce on impact