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A.   Metric unit of force
B.   Unit of work in the metric system
C.   Metric unit of power
D.   Unit of work in English system
E.   Unit of pressure in metric system named after the scientist Torricelli
F.   Mass per unit volume
G.   The force that is dependent on the masses and distance between them
H.   A unit of angular measure
I.   The acceleration of and object traveling with a circular motion
J.   The displacement of an object as it travel in a circle
K.   The force that acts toward the center of motion for an object traveling in a circle
L.   Random motion of particles in a gas or fluid
M.   Occurs when light energy is absorbed by electrons
N.   The relativistic effect on time
O.   Basic unit of heat in metric system.
P.   The point where it can be said that all the weight of an object is acting there.
Q.   Product of rotational inertia and angular velocity
R.   The distance from the center of rotational motion to point where mass is concentrated
S.   Product of the force and its moment arm
T.   Sum of the torques acting on an object is zero
U.   The 4th state of matter besides gas, liquid and solid
V.   Material changing directly from solid to a gas
W.   Movement of heat using a moving gas or liquid
X.   Another name for the Celsius temperature scale
Y.   British unit of heat
Z.   Heat that needs to added to an object to melt it at its melting temperature
AA.   Unit of pressure in the metric system
BB.   The ratio of the change in length to the original length
CC.   Force per unit area
DD.   Property of material to expand upon heating
EE.   Made up of 2 isothermal processes and 2 isochoric processes.
FF.   English temperature scale that we usually use
GG.   Made up of 2 adiabatic processes and 2 isothermal processes.
HH.   Metric temperature scale
II.   What divided by strain gives you Young’s Modulus   
JJ.   I= mr^2
KK.   p=mv
LL.   Internal resistance of a fluid to flow
MM.   Forces that create a meniscus of a fluid
NN.   . Body submerged in fluid is buoyed up by weight of fluid displaced
OO.   Heat to change solid to a liquid
PP.   P + pgh + 1/2 pv^= constant

1. Newton

2. Joule

3. Watt

4. ft lbs

5. Torr

6. Calorie

7. Brownian motion

8. Photoelectric effect

9. Time dilation

10. Density

11. Gravity

12. Radian

13. Angular acceleration

14. Angular displacement

15. Centripetal force

16. Center of gravity

17. Torque

18. 2nd condition of equilibrium

19. Rotational inertia

20. Radius of gyration

21. Linear momentum

22. Angular momentum

23. Plasma

24. Density

25. Archimedes Principle

26. Stress

28. Pressure

29. Pascal

30. Viscosity

31. Surface tension

32. Bernoulli's Equation

33. Heat of Fusion

34. Celsius

35. Fahrenheit

36. Thermal Expansion

37. BTU

38. Heat of fusion

39. Calorie

40. Centigrade

41. Convection

32. Sublimation

43. Carnot cycle

44. Otoo cycle

Answer 1

A.   Metric unit of force	1. Newton
B. Unit of work in the metric system	2. Joule
C.   Metric unit of power	3. Watt
D.   Unit of work in English system	4. ft lbs
E.   Unit of pressure in metric system named after the scientist Torricelli	5. Torr
F.   Mass per unit volume	10.density
G.   The force that is dependent on the masses and distance between them	11. Gravity
H.   A unit of angular measure	12. Radian
I.   The acceleration of and object traveling with a circular motion	13. Angular acceleration
J.   The displacement of an object as it travel in a circle	14. Angular displacement
K.   The force that acts toward the center of motion for an object traveling in a circle	15. Centripetal force
L.   Random motion of particles in a gas or fluid	7. Brownian motion
M.   Occurs when light energy is absorbed by electrons	8. Photoelectric effect
N.   The relativistic effect on time	9. Time dilation
O.   Basic unit of heat in metric system.	39. Calorie
P.   The point where it can be said that all the weight of an object is acting there.	16. Center of gravity
Q.   Product of rotational inertia and angular velocity	22. Angular momentum
R.   The distance from the center of rotational motion to point where mass is concentrated	20. Radius of gyration
S.   Product of the force and its moment arm	17. Torque
T.   Sum of the torques acting on an object is zero	18. 2nd condition of equilibrium
U.   The 4th state of matter besides gas, liquid and solid	23. Plasma
V.   Material changing directly from solid to a gas	32. Sublimation
W.   Movement of heat using a moving gas or liquid	41. Convection
X.   Another name for the Celsius temperature scale	40. Centigrade
Y.   British unit of heat	37. BTU
Z.   Heat that needs to added to an object to melt it at its melting temperature	38. Heat of fusion
AA.   Unit of pressure in the metric system	29. Pascal
BB.   The ratio of the change in length to the original length	26. Stress
CC.   Force per unit area	28. Pressure
DD.   Property of material to expand upon heating	36. Thermal Expansion
EE.   Made up of 2 isothermal processes and 2 isochoric processes.	44. Otoo cycle
FF.   English temperature scale that we usually use	35. Fahrenheit
GG.   Made up of 2 adiabatic processes and 2 isothermal processes.	43. Carnot cycle
HH.   Metric temperature scale	34. Celsius
II.   What divided by strain gives you Young’s Modulus	26. Stress
JJ.   I= mr^2	19. Rotational inertia
KK.   p=mv	21. Linear momentum
LL.   Internal resistance of a fluid to flow	30. Viscosity
MM.   Forces that create a meniscus of a fluid	31. Surface tension
NN.   . Body submerged in fluid is buoyed up by weight of fluid displaced	25. Archimedes Principle
OO.   Heat to change solid to a liquid	38. Heat of fusion
PP.   P + pgh + 1/2 pv^= constant	32. Bernoulli's Equation