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AP Physics 1: Properties of Objects and Systems Drill 1, Problem 1. Which of the following could be considered as an object in the system?
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immune system the wait what's that well is it the
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ap Physics not biology boy All right a bug is
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sitting on a pencil Ah physics teacher then picks up
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the pencil Which of the following could be considered as
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an object in the system and hear the potential answer
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Is that a bug a pencil physic classroom bug and
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a pencil All right well first of all what do
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we even mean by system Well in physics a system
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is a collection of objects his properties influence the motion
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of things inside the system that might be a little
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confusing So let's think about it in terms of this
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situation we've got the teacher we've got the bug and
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we've got the pencil All of this is happening in
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a classroom However the classroom isn't influencing anything in this
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situation So it's not part of our particular system which
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means we can eliminate option c now the bug crawls
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on the pencil and just sits there It's not trying
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to move the pencil it's not flapping its little bug
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wings to try and lift the pencil up We'll sure
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it added weight to the pencil when it first crawled
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on But now it's just chilling if the teacher was
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using one hand to lift The bug and the other
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lift the pencil Well then we'd have three objects in
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the system Teacher the bug in the pencil But in
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our question when the teacher picks up the pencil with
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the bug sitting on it she's not acting on the
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two things independently she picks both of them up is
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if there were one object which in this system they
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are i think of it as bug insult or pencil
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lug so option d is the correct answer In this
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system we have two objects the teacher and the pencil
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bug combo answers a nd while technically correct just aren't
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complete enough If you're still thrown off consider this let's
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Say you have a brand new baby cousin she's tiny
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weighing in at exactly ten pounds Being a nice older
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cousin you volunteer for feeding duty and give the kiddo
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four ounces of formula after she finishes her lunch You
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wouldn't say you have a ten pound cousin with four
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ounces of food inside of her You have a baby
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that weighs ten pounds four ounces An object in the
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system is the thing that is doing the influencing or
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the thing that is being influenced an object isn't every
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little part that makes up a thing After all pretty
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much everything could be broken down into smaller components You
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know now that we think about it there's a lot
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of physics going on in the body systems too Just 00:02:27.2 --> [endTime] ask the skeletal system
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