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, A solid cylinder sits on your desk. Your physics teacher Kilograms
tells you to find it's mass in the SI units of
_______________.
The cylinder's __________ is actually a measurement of Mass
the cylinder's ability to resist force.
Next, you are told to measure the force of gravity acting on Weight
the cylinder's mass. What are you seeking? The cylinder's
__________.
The force that is always acting upon the cylinder's mass is Gravity
due to _________.
If you took the cylinder to outer space, what would its mass The same as its mass on Earth
be?
What would the cylinder's weight be on a planet whose One-half what it is on Earth
gravity is one-half that of Earth's?
Table 1.1 Hydrogen gas - 0.0000899
Object - Density in g/cm3 Air - 0.00129
Oxygen - 0.00143
Cork - 0.24
Gasoline - 0.68
Oak - 0.60-0.90
Ice - 0.92
Olive oil - 0.92
Water - 1 (remember this number)
Aluminum - 2.70
Iron - 7.87
Copper - 8.92
Lead - 11.4
Gold - 19.3
The formula for expressing the ratio of mass to volume is Density; D = m/v
the one for _____________.
A solid whose mass is 230 g occupies a box that is 2.83 Density
cm x 9.53 cm x 7.87 cm. Using this information, you could
figure out the average __________ of the solid in the box.
A simple definition of ___________ is an object's motion
movement from one location to another.