Match the terminology to their corresponding definitions. : -kinetic energy -inelastic collision -lever -linear momentum -power -heat -archimedes' principle -work -buoyant force -pascal's principles -bernoulli's principle -gravitational potential -energy -density -elastic potential energy -elastic collision -angular momentum with : -Pressure applied to a fluid is transmitted to all of it and to the walls of the container equally. -is equal to mass divided by the volume -the upward force exerted by a liquid on a substance submerged in it. -the energy source for a hydroelectric power station -the force that acts multiplied by the distance moved in the direction of the force. -the rate of doing work -A fluid's pressure is lower where it flows faster. -the form of energy associated with friction. -type of collision in which kinetic energy is conserved -is equal to the weight of the displaced fluid -energy due to motion -A simple machine allowing for a reduction in the amount of force required while increasing the distance applied. -the mass of an object times its velocity -type of collision in which kinetic energy is not conserved -the measure of a system's capacity to do work -the type of energy contained in a compound bow when drawn back to its maximum extension in order to fire an arrow. - associated with circular motion
Match the terminology to their corresponding definitions. : -kinetic energy -inelastic collision -lever -linear momentum -power -heat -archimedes' principle -work -buoyant force -pascal's principles -bernoulli's principle -gravitational potential -energy -density -elastic potential energy -elastic collision -
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