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| 1. | A freefaling object impelled forward through air. |
| 3. | Unit for an electric charge. |
| 4. | Type of collision in which the total kinetic energy is the same before and after the collision. |
| 7. | Distance between two crests or troughs. |
| 9. | It is equal to the work done per unit time. |
| 10. | Process in which energy is transferred by electromagnetic waves. |
| 13. | Type of image where all rays of light do not actually come but only appear to do so. |
| 14. | Substances that conduct electricity poorly. |
| 15. | Law that relates the absolute pressure, the volume, the number of moles, and the kelvin temperature of an ideal gas. |
| 18. | Type of image which all rays of light actually do come forth.. |
| 19. | Time required for one revolution. |
| 21. | Type of force that runs paralel to the surface. |
| 22. | Type of wave where the pattern of disturbance is perpendicular to the direction of the travel of the wave. |
| 25. | It is a combination of a constant force done on an object and the magnitude of the object's displacement. |
| 27. | Form of accelerationwhen an object accelerates toward the center of the circle at every movement. |
| 28. | It equals the mass times the velocity of an object. |
| 30. | Vector that points from object's initial positon toward its final position. |
| 32. | Phase change from a liquid to a vapor. |
| 33. | Type of frictional force that produce no movement. |
| 34. | A force that depends on the path of the motion between the two points. |
| 35. | Unit for heat |