Memory Thou Shalt Not Forget AP Physics 1Version en ligne physics facts memory game - credit Dolores Gendes par Sarah Hochtl Area under a force-time graph Displacement Slope of position-time graph Acceleration (graph question) for objects at rest or moving at constant velocity the net force is zero Net work is equal to the change in kinetic energy object experiences zero acceleration, maximum velocity and maximum kinetic energy time rate of change of work or energy FBD Slope of velocity-time graph Ball rolled off a table vs. dropped from same height Product of displacement and the component of force in the direction of displacement Total length than an object covers in motion Static or translational equilibrium Newton's Second Law Exists between two surfaces when motion is impending Displacement (graph question) -9.8 m/s/s Displacement divided by the time interval Static friction Vector quantity that indicates the change in position an object moves in a particular direction Total mechanical energy Area under an acceleration-time graph An unbalanced force produces acceleration Scalar quantities Sum of all kinetic and potential energy Slope of Force-Distance a spring is stretched graph Work-Energy Theorem free body diagram SHM - maximum displacement g Spring constant Occurs whenever there is a change of speed or direction of motion Occurs when two surfaces in contact are in relative motion Average speed Average velocity Distance covered per unit time Power Change in velocity (graph question) Area under a force-distance graph Work Distance WORK (graph question) Kinetic friction Area under a velocity-time graph Work and energy Velocity (graph question) SHM - equilibrium object experiences maximum acceleration and maximum elastic potential energy Will take the same time to hit the ground Change in momentum (impulse) Acceleration
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