CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS Think about these questions and discuss with your group. Does air have weight? Name 2 forces that cause the wind to blow. What do you.

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CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS Think about these questions and discuss with your group. Does air have weight? Name 2 forces that cause the wind to blow. What do you think the difference is between mass and weight? Yes – If it didn’t, gravity would not affect it. Gravitational, Rotational, Air Pressure Mass – A numerical measure of an object’s inertia. A fundamental measurement of the amount of matter in the object. Weight – How much the force of gravity affects an object.

Physics Vocabulary Buoyancy Density Volume Pressure Compressible Incompressible - Ability to float in a liquid - Measurement of compactness - How much space is occupied - Force per unit area - Example: Air - Example: Water

Physics

Water stays in the container. Participate. Physics LAB RULES Be mindful. Water stays in the container. Participate.