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ASTB Mechanical Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Venturi Effect - Reduction in fluid pressure that results when a fluid flows through a constricted pipe (narrows) Bernoulli's Principle - As the speed of a moving fluid increases, pressure within the fluid decreases Total Pressure Formula - Total Pressure = Dynamic Pressure + Static Pressure Boyle's Law - If a gas remains at constant temperature, the volume is inversely proportional to the pressure What to the Pressure when a gas is compressed to half its original volume? - Pressure will double Dynamic Pressure - The pressure on a body from a fluid when the fluid is moving (kinetic) Static Pressure - The pressure on a body from a fluid when the fluid is at rest (potential) 2100% Pass Guarantee Katelyn Whitman All Rights Reserved © 2025 Voltage Defined - Electrical measurement of force Current Defined - Rate of an electrical current between circuits Voltage Formula - Voltage = Current x Resistance V = I x R Balloon - Air pressure inside is greater than atmospheric pressure outside How are Density and Pressure related? - Pressure is directly proportional to density; if one rises, so does the other Density Formula - P = M/V Particle Collisions Available Energy - The available energy is the energy used to produce new matter from the kinetic energy of colliding particles Particle Collisions Momentum - Due to conservation of momentum, system of two particles with net momentum may not convert all their kinetic energy into mass, resulting in an available energy that is always less than or equal to the kinetic energy of colliding particles Isothermal Energy - Remains constant

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Venturi Effect - ✔✔Reduction in fluid pressure that results when a fluid flows through

a constricted pipe (narrows)


Bernoulli's Principle - ✔✔As the speed of a moving fluid increases, pressure within the

fluid decreases


Total Pressure Formula - ✔✔Total Pressure = Dynamic Pressure + Static Pressure


Boyle's Law - ✔✔If a gas remains at constant temperature, the volume is inversely

proportional to the pressure


What to the Pressure when a gas is compressed to half its original volume? -

✔✔Pressure will double


Dynamic Pressure - ✔✔The pressure on a body from a fluid when the fluid is moving

(kinetic)


Static Pressure - ✔✔The pressure on a body from a fluid when the fluid is at rest

(potential)



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,Voltage Defined - ✔✔Electrical measurement of force


Current Defined - ✔✔Rate of an electrical current between circuits


Voltage Formula - ✔✔Voltage = Current x Resistance V = I x R


Balloon - ✔✔Air pressure inside is greater than atmospheric pressure outside


How are Density and Pressure related? - ✔✔Pressure is directly proportional to density;

if one rises, so does the other


Density Formula - ✔✔P = M/V


Particle Collisions Available Energy - ✔✔The available energy is the energy used to

produce new matter from the kinetic energy of colliding particles


Particle Collisions Momentum - ✔✔Due to conservation of momentum, system of two

particles with net momentum may not convert all their kinetic energy into mass,

resulting in an available energy that is always less than or equal to the kinetic energy of

colliding particles


Isothermal Energy - ✔✔Remains constant


Heat Transfer with conductivity - ✔✔Hot things expand and cold things compress

(water is exception)




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, Pendulum - would a wrecking ball take longer to swing at a higher or lower length -

✔✔A lower length - the longer the rope the longer the swing


Pendulum - when does a pendulum have the most kinetic energy? - ✔✔At the bottom

of the swing


Pendulum - when does a pendulum have the most potential energy? - ✔✔At the highest

position of the swing


Mass is determined by - ✔✔Mass = Weight x Gravity


Gravity on Earth - ✔✔9.81 or use 10


Newton's Law of Gravity - ✔✔Every particle attracts every other particle


Potential Energy formula - ✔✔PE = mass x acceleration of gravity x distance (height) PE

= mgy


Kinetic Energy Formula - ✔✔KE = (1/2) x mass x velocity ^squared KE = (1/2) x m x

v^2


Potential Energy Defined - ✔✔Energy stored in an object


Kinetic Energy Defined - ✔✔Energy in Motion


Work Defined - ✔✔Work is the energy required to move or change an object


Work Formula in terms of Energy - ✔✔Work = Force x Distance




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