OSCILLATION - ANGELINE SHARON

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Across
  1. 2. Stress is proportional to the cross-sectional area
  2. 4. how stiff is the spring is the meaning of … spring
  3. 5. quotient of force by cross-sectional area
  4. 7. An object maintains a certain state called
  5. 9. Changes in speed in a certain time unit
  6. 10. Opposite of centripetal force
  7. 12. The product of the period by the time is the sum
  8. 15. The distance between the position of the vibrating object from equilibrium position
  9. 18. The force that appears when 2 objects touch and its direction opposite is style
  10. 19. The force caused by the associated gravity with a certain mass of an object is called a force
  11. 20. The centripetal force is the product of the velocity squared in times … in the fingers
  12. 23. In the spring force if the spring constant is reduced then the spring force will increase
Down
  1. 1. The force that causes an object to move in a circle is style
  2. 3. Friction between two solid objects that are not moving relative to each other is the frictional force
  3. 5. The centripetal force is proportional to the mass
  4. 6. Centripetal force occurs on objects that are moving
  5. 8. Non-negative scalar measurement of the magnitude of the oscillation a wave
  6. 11. If the tensile force applied to a spring is not exceeds the elastic limit of the material, the increase in length spring is directly proportional or proportional to the tensile force is the sound of law
  7. 13. When two objects are moving relative to each other and rub against each other there is friction
  8. 14. The time it takes for an object to do one full vibration/turn
  9. 16. unit of spring force
  10. 17. The force produced by the work of an elastic object is style
  11. 18. The frictional force between the surfaces of a moving solid in fluid will be proportional to the relative velocity of motion the object to its "fluid is the sound of law"
  12. 21. Interactions that can cause an object mass changes objects
  13. 22. The physical properties of an object used to describes the behaviour of the observed object