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How can density be calculated
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mass/volume
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what are the units for density
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kgm-3
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what is the definition of upthrust
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an upward force that exerts pressure on a submerged object
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what does stokes law apply to
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the motion of falling objects through fluids
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what is the definition of viscosity
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a measure o f how resistant a fluid is to deformation
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what does viscosity depend on
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temperature
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what does hookes law state
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that extension is directly proportional to the force applied
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what does k and x stand for in hookes law
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stiffness of the object and extension
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what is meant by stiffness
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the extent to which an object resists deformation in response to an applied force
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what is tensile stress
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increase in length of an object
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what is compressive stress
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decrease in length of an object
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what is strain
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the deformation of a material from stress
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what does Youngs modulus describe
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the stiffness of a material
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what is the point after hookes law is no longer obeyed
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the limit of proportionality
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what is it when you increase the force applied and the object deforms plastically
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the elastic limit
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what is meant by the yield point
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the point at which the material begins to stretch without an increase in load
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what is it when a shape returns to its original shape once the force applied is removed
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elastic deformation
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what is plastic deformation
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where a materials shape is changed permanently
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what is the breaking stress of a material
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the value at which the material will break apart
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what is elastic strain energy
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when work is done on a material to stretch to compress it
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what is the area under a force extension graph
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work done
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