PHY 11 Physics

PHYSICS PHY 11: INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS

Physics 11 is the introductory physics course I took in college. It is a prerequisite course for anyone who will be taking a regular Physics course that is part of a bachelor's degree requirement. I actually took Physics in high school, but there was no textbook or reference material for it and everything was taught by the teacher.

Here’s a practice exam for PHYSICS PHY 11: INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS.

Question 1. What is the study of the interactions of energy, matter, space, and time?

Question 2. What is the general term for a physical representation of something, like the solar system?

Question 3. What is the term used for an explanation of something based on scientific evidence?

Question 4. What is the term used for an explanation of something based on scientific evidence and repeated experiments that point to the same explanation?

Question 5. Are theories equal to facts?

Question 6. Is F = ma by Isaac Newton a theory or a law?

Question 7. Is special relativity by Albert Einstein a theory or a law?

Question 8. What is the process where scientists begin by observing something, asking questions about it, performing research on it, making hypothesis, testing hypothesis using experiments, analyzing results of experiments, and making a conclusion from the experiments?

Question 9. What does the acronym SI used for measurements stand for?

Question 10. What is the name of the force that keeps us from floating on earth?

May the force be with you.

John Sindayen