Navy OAR Test
What is the equation for velocity? - answer distance/time
What is mass measured in? - answerkilograms
What is the definition of density? - answerthe amount of mass that occupies a given
space
what is the definition of force? - answerapplication of energy to an object with the intent
on changing its direction
How do I find lengths in a right triangle? - answera^2+b^2=c^2
What is acceleration? - answerchange in velocity/time required
What is Newton's first law? - answerUnless acted upon by another force, a body at rest
tends to remain at rest; a body in motion tends to remain in motion with a constant
velocity and direction
What is Newton's second law? - answerForce that acts on a body accelerates it in the
direction of the force. The larger the force, the greater the acceleration; larger the mass,
the greater its inertia (resistance to movement and acceleration)
What is Newton's third law? - answerEvery force acting on a body is resisted by an
equal and opposite force
What is momentum? - answermass x velocity
What is force measured in? - answerNewtons
What is weight measured in? - answerNewtons
What is the equation for force? - answerForce = mass x acceleration
moment of inertia - answermeasure of a body's resistance to rotation; the more compact
the body, the faster it rotates.
torque - answera force that causes rotation
What is the equation for velocity? - answer distance/time
What is mass measured in? - answerkilograms
What is the definition of density? - answerthe amount of mass that occupies a given
space
what is the definition of force? - answerapplication of energy to an object with the intent
on changing its direction
How do I find lengths in a right triangle? - answera^2+b^2=c^2
What is acceleration? - answerchange in velocity/time required
What is Newton's first law? - answerUnless acted upon by another force, a body at rest
tends to remain at rest; a body in motion tends to remain in motion with a constant
velocity and direction
What is Newton's second law? - answerForce that acts on a body accelerates it in the
direction of the force. The larger the force, the greater the acceleration; larger the mass,
the greater its inertia (resistance to movement and acceleration)
What is Newton's third law? - answerEvery force acting on a body is resisted by an
equal and opposite force
What is momentum? - answermass x velocity
What is force measured in? - answerNewtons
What is weight measured in? - answerNewtons
What is the equation for force? - answerForce = mass x acceleration
moment of inertia - answermeasure of a body's resistance to rotation; the more compact
the body, the faster it rotates.
torque - answera force that causes rotation
