0Thehorizontalaccelerationof aprojectileRedshiftthe ________ of agalaxy is thechange inwavelengthdivided by theemittedwavelengthtimedilationthe “slowing down” ofa clock asdetermined by anobserver who is inrelative motion withrespect to that clock.DopplerEffectthe change inwave frequencyduring the relativemotion between awave source andits observerlengthcontractionMovingobjectsappearshorterVelocity-Time graphfor abouncingballnoexternalforcesMomentumis onlyconserved ifthere are______.ImpulseThe areaunder aforce-timegraphElasticKinetic energyis conservedin an__________collision.Olber'sParadoxIf the universeis infinite, whyisn't the nightsky infinitelybright?parabolicThe shape ofthe trajectoryof aprojectile-9.8The verticalaccelerationof aprojectile.suvatequationsalsoknown asequationsof motionchangeinvelocityThe areaunder anacceleration-time graph =continuousspectrumThisspectrum iscreated by ahot, denseobjectEmissionSpectrumThisspectrum iscreated by acool gasterminalvelocityWhen the forceson a skydiver arefinally balanced,they have reached_______.The 1-2PunchFree BodyDiagram.Newton'ssecond law.cosineWhat trig functiondo we use to findthe horizontalcomponent of theinitial velocity of aprojectile?thespeedof lightThe is constantfor allobservers in allreferenceframes.headto tailHow doweconnectvectors?AlwaysEnergy isconserved_______Dopplerdiagram for anobject travellingAT the speed ofsoundtakingrepeatedmeasurementsrandomuncertaintiescan bereduced by_______Hubble'sLawAllows us toestimate theage of theuniverseDisplacement-time graph fora bouncingballdarkenergyevidence supportingthe existence of____________comesfrom the acceleratingrate of expansion ofthe UniverseThis is a speed-time graph foran object falling(with airresistance)HotterBlue objectsare ______than redobjectsdisplacementThe areaunder avelocity-timegraph =Displacement-time graph witha constant,negativeaccelerationdarkmatterevidence supportingthe existence of____________comes fromestimations of themass of galaxiesusing their rotationcurvescooler_____objectsemit LESSradiation perunit surfacearea per unittimeDoppler effectdiagram foran objectmoving to theRIGHTA displacement-time graph witha constant,positiveaccelerationsineWhat trig functiondo we use to findthe verticalcomponent of theinitial velocity of aprojectile?DiffractionGratingThis is what isoften used tomake aspectrum fromlight from adistant object.0Thehorizontalaccelerationof aprojectileRedshiftthe ________ of agalaxy is thechange inwavelengthdivided by theemittedwavelengthtimedilationthe “slowing down” ofa clock asdetermined by anobserver who is inrelative motion withrespect to that clock.DopplerEffectthe change inwave frequencyduring the relativemotion between awave source andits observerlengthcontractionMovingobjectsappearshorterVelocity-Time graphfor abouncingballnoexternalforcesMomentumis onlyconserved ifthere are______.ImpulseThe areaunder aforce-timegraphElasticKinetic energyis conservedin an__________collision.Olber'sParadoxIf the universeis infinite, whyisn't the nightsky infinitelybright?parabolicThe shape ofthe trajectoryof aprojectile-9.8The verticalaccelerationof aprojectile.suvatequationsalsoknown asequationsof motionchangeinvelocityThe areaunder anacceleration-time graph =continuousspectrumThisspectrum iscreated by ahot, denseobjectEmissionSpectrumThisspectrum iscreated by acool gasterminalvelocityWhen the forceson a skydiver arefinally balanced,they have reached_______.The 1-2PunchFree BodyDiagram.Newton'ssecond law.cosineWhat trig functiondo we use to findthe horizontalcomponent of theinitial velocity of aprojectile?thespeedof lightThe is constantfor allobservers in allreferenceframes.headto tailHow doweconnectvectors?AlwaysEnergy isconserved_______Dopplerdiagram for anobject travellingAT the speed ofsoundtakingrepeatedmeasurementsrandomuncertaintiescan bereduced by_______Hubble'sLawAllows us toestimate theage of theuniverseDisplacement-time graph fora bouncingballdarkenergyevidence supportingthe existence of____________comesfrom the acceleratingrate of expansion ofthe UniverseThis is a speed-time graph foran object falling(with airresistance)HotterBlue objectsare ______than redobjectsdisplacementThe areaunder avelocity-timegraph =Displacement-time graph witha constant,negativeaccelerationdarkmatterevidence supportingthe existence of____________comes fromestimations of themass of galaxiesusing their rotationcurvescooler_____objectsemit LESSradiation perunit surfacearea per unittimeDoppler effectdiagram foran objectmoving to theRIGHTA displacement-time graph witha constant,positiveaccelerationsineWhat trig functiondo we use to findthe verticalcomponent of theinitial velocity of aprojectile?DiffractionGratingThis is what isoften used tomake aspectrum fromlight from adistant object.

Higher ODU 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. The horizontal acceleration of a projectile
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  2. the ________ of a galaxy is the change in wavelength divided by the emitted wavelength
    Redshift
  3. the “slowing down” of a clock as determined by an observer who is in relative motion with respect to that clock.
    time dilation
  4. the change in wave frequency during the relative motion between a wave source and its observer
    Doppler Effect
  5. Moving objects appear shorter
    length contraction
  6. Velocity-Time graph for a bouncing ball
  7. Momentum is only conserved if there are ______.
    no external forces
  8. The area under a force-time graph
    Impulse
  9. Kinetic energy is conserved in an __________ collision.
    Elastic
  10. If the universe is infinite, why isn't the night sky infinitely bright?
    Olber's Paradox
  11. The shape of the trajectory of a projectile
    parabolic
  12. The vertical acceleration of a projectile.
    -9.8
  13. also known as equations of motion
    suvat equations
  14. The area under an acceleration-time graph =
    change in velocity
  15. This spectrum is created by a hot, dense object
    continuous spectrum
  16. This spectrum is created by a cool gas
    Emission Spectrum
  17. When the forces on a skydiver are finally balanced, they have reached _______.
    terminal velocity
  18. Free Body Diagram. Newton's second law.
    The 1-2 Punch
  19. What trig function do we use to find the horizontal component of the initial velocity of a projectile?
    cosine
  20. The is constant for all observers in all reference frames.
    the speed of light
  21. How do we connect vectors?
    head to tail
  22. Energy is conserved _______
    Always
  23. Doppler diagram for an object travelling AT the speed of sound
  24. random uncertainties can be reduced by _______
    taking repeated measurements
  25. Allows us to estimate the age of the universe
    Hubble's Law
  26. Displacement-time graph for a bouncing ball
  27. evidence supporting the existence of ____________comes from the accelerating rate of expansion of the Universe
    dark energy
  28. This is a speed-time graph for an object falling (with air resistance)
  29. Blue objects are ______ than red objects
    Hotter
  30. The area under a velocity-time graph =
    displacement
  31. Displacement-time graph with a constant, negative acceleration
  32. evidence supporting the existence of ____________ comes from estimations of the mass of galaxies using their rotation curves
    dark matter
  33. _____objects emit LESS radiation per unit surface area per unit time
    cooler
  34. Doppler effect diagram for an object moving to the RIGHT
  35. A displacement-time graph with a constant, positive acceleration
  36. What trig function do we use to find the vertical component of the initial velocity of a projectile?
    sine
  37. This is what is often used to make a spectrum from light from a distant object.
    Diffraction Grating