(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)VelocityEnergyI=V/RProjectilemotionThe slope ofa voltagevs. currentgraph is thisThe sum ofall forcesacting onan objectThis acts ona mass tocreate theforce ofweightCentripetalForcep=m/Vthis dependson length,area andtype ofmaterialCentennial'smascotNewtonVectorthe resistanceforce that slowsdown themotion of arolling ball orwheel.Hooke'sLawthegravitationallycurved path ofan objectaround a pointin spaceForce that isalwaysperpendicularto the surfaceThe pull ofgravity onan object'smass (mg=)kgStaticfrictionEquilibriumTheacceleration ofa rock thrownstraight up, atthe top of itstrajectoryNewton'sFirst Lawof MotionA pushor apullhow oftensomethinghappensMassPositiveaccelerationLikechargesdo thisNewton'sSecondLaw ofMotionvelocity ata specifictime 't'CentripetalaccelerationNegativeaccelerationAccelerationFrictioncrestSpeedthebottom ofa waveKineticEnergyAngularVelocityNewton'sThird Lawof MotionImpulseR_1 +R_2+R_3PeriodNeed to havea net forceapplied ANDthis for work tooccura changein positionof anobjectWattsGravitationalpotentialenergyJoulesInertia(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)VelocityEnergyI=V/RProjectilemotionThe slope ofa voltagevs. currentgraph is thisThe sum ofall forcesacting onan objectThis acts ona mass tocreate theforce ofweightCentripetalForcep=m/Vthis dependson length,area andtype ofmaterialCentennial'smascotNewtonVectorthe resistanceforce that slowsdown themotion of arolling ball orwheel.Hooke'sLawthegravitationallycurved path ofan objectaround a pointin spaceForce that isalwaysperpendicularto the surfaceThe pull ofgravity onan object'smass (mg=)kgStaticfrictionEquilibriumTheacceleration ofa rock thrownstraight up, atthe top of itstrajectoryNewton'sFirst Lawof MotionA pushor apullhow oftensomethinghappensMassPositiveaccelerationLikechargesdo thisNewton'sSecondLaw ofMotionvelocity ata specifictime 't'CentripetalaccelerationNegativeaccelerationAccelerationFrictioncrestSpeedthebottom ofa waveKineticEnergyAngularVelocityNewton'sThird Lawof MotionImpulseR_1 +R_2+R_3PeriodNeed to havea net forceapplied ANDthis for work tooccura changein positionof anobjectWattsGravitationalpotentialenergyJoulesInertia

PHYSICS BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. (y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)
  2. Velocity
  3. Energy
  4. I=V/R
  5. Projectile motion
  6. The slope of a voltage vs. current graph is this
  7. The sum of all forces acting on an object
  8. This acts on a mass to create the force of weight
  9. Centripetal Force
  10. p=m/V
  11. this depends on length, area and type of material
  12. Centennial's mascot
  13. Newton
  14. Vector
  15. the resistance force that slows down the motion of a rolling ball or wheel.
  16. Hooke's Law
  17. the gravitationally curved path of an object around a point in space
  18. Force that is always perpendicular to the surface
  19. The pull of gravity on an object's mass (mg=)
  20. kg
  21. Static friction
  22. Equilibrium
  23. The acceleration of a rock thrown straight up, at the top of its trajectory
  24. Newton's First Law of Motion
  25. A push or a pull
  26. how often something happens
  27. Mass
  28. Positive acceleration
  29. Like charges do this
  30. Newton's Second Law of Motion
  31. velocity at a specific time 't'
  32. Centripetal acceleration
  33. Negative acceleration
  34. Acceleration
  35. Friction
  36. crest
  37. Speed
  38. the bottom of a wave
  39. Kinetic Energy
  40. Angular Velocity
  41. Newton's Third Law of Motion
  42. Impulse
  43. R_1 + R_2+ R_3
  44. Period
  45. Need to have a net force applied AND this for work to occur
  46. a change in position of an object
  47. Watts
  48. Gravitational potential energy
  49. Joules
  50. Inertia