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The velocity of points at different distances from the center of a rotating wheel will |
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Torque is the rotational analog of |
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Angular momentum is represented by |
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Although the units for torque are the same as those for _____ these are very different concepts |
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We make a correspondence between angular velocity and linear velocity and between the moment of inertia and |
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Pressure is represented by |
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The force exerted by a container wall on the fluid at rest within it is always |
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perpendicular to the wall |
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Our text displays an expression for the conservation of energy for an ideal fluid that is known as _____'s equation |
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One application of Bernoulli's equation shows that if water flows through a small opening out of the side of a large container the water will flow with the same speed it would have had if it had undergone free-fall vertically through the same height difference. This effect, which was discovered a century earlier than Bernoulli did his work, is known as _____'s Theorem. |
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The difference between absolute pressure and atmospheric pressure is known as ______ pressure. |
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THe buoyant force on an object is equal to the ____ of the fluid displaced by the object. |
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A _____ is the basis of simple harmonic motion. |
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The wave velocity for small amplitude waves is determined by two quantities |
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force of tension and the mass per unit length |
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An example of something that would not produce resonance |
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Children running to the playground |
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During the time that two pulses overlap along a string their amplitudes add together in an example of ____ |
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The mathematical expressions for two transverse waves add together algebraically in the phenomenon known as _____ |
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The audio phenomenon known as beats results in an audible |
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low frequency variation in loudness |
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The science of sound is known as |
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The unit of sound intensity, the bel, was names after |
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The mathematics involved in the superposition of harmonics is known as |
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