According to Ohm's Law, what would the resistance be in a circuit with 40 volts and 8 amps?

If you throw a ball in the air, what curve does it trace out?

What is the irregular and instantaneous motion of air called?

To which part of physics does the Archimedes' Principle refer?

What is the second derivative of displacement?

What is the wire that gives off light in a light bulb?

What unit of measurement is one-thousandth of a gram?

What is the opening of a lens, which controls the amount of light?

What is water in its solid form called?

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in Physics?

What physical constant did Henry Cavendish first determine using two weights and a cantilever?

What kind of electromagnetic radiation arises only from nuclear excitations?

About how fast does sound travel in meters per second?

What's the term used to indicate the speed of a lens?

What liquid is used as a standard when measuring density?

What constant is referred to as "The Universe's Clock"?

What is the main form of energy produced by a laser?

If you're talking about electricity, what does "DC" stand for?

What liquid is a fuel commonly used in automobiles?

What unit is resistance measured in?

How much would a 150-pound person weigh at the center of the earth?

What is the energy of moving parts called?

How many coulombs does one ampere-hour equal?

What is a space which is entirely devoid of matter called in science terms?

How many joules make one calorie?