In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries cadaver bodies were usually prisoners who had been executed.

____ simplest level of structural hierarchy – atoms–molecules–organelles.

With the man and boy positioned on the left side as shown, how many combinations for the girl and woman are there that would make the seesaw balance (Note that they cannot occupy the same position together)?

____ is the study of the functioning of the body’s structural machinery; how parts of body work.

Determine where the floating trashcan should be placed to ensure all objects are in equilibrium.

In Part II:  THE WALL”, a large ball collides with a large small ball.  What happens to the small ball after the collision?

The collision of a spacecraft with the gravity of a large planet is essentially an elastic collision. Given the results of the large mass-to-small mass elastic collision in this experiment, what is the main advantage of NASA launching toward an inferior planet such as Venus?

Momentum was not conserved in the ________________________ collision.

How does the velocity of the center-of-mass change with the elastic collision?

How does the “Impulse Approximation” isolate a system during a collision?