物理学史和物理思想方法（History of physics and methods of Physics Thought）.docVIP

物理学史和物理思想方法（History of physics and methods of Physics Thought） (this volume consists of 15 items, out of 45. Time: 15 minutes) The teacher tells the proposition The history of physics or the method of thinking in physics should be examined every year. It is usually a question of choice. It belongs to the problem of sending points, and every candidate must take it. [Title 1] history of mechanics 1. (Dan Xuan) the following incorrect understanding of motion is () A. Aristotle believes that the force must be applied to the object, the object can move, the role of no force, the object will be static B. Galileo believed that if the resistance of the air were completely eliminated, all bodies would fall equally fast C. Newton argued that force was not the cause of the speed of the object, but the reason for changing the speed of the object D. Galileo deduced from the ideal experiment that without friction, the object moving on the horizontal plane would maintain its speed and continue to move Aristotle is not analytic description of the force and motion of the A with B. Answer A 2. (Dan Xuan) Galileo is in Italy in the late Renaissance astronomer, scientist, philosopher, physicist, mathematician, is also one of the modern pioneers of experimental physics, known as the father of modern science. The following description of the views and research methods about Galileos incorrect is (). A. Galileo, through the ideal experiment, concluded that force is not the cause of the motion of an object B. Galileo uses the control variable method to negate Aristotles assertion that heavy objects fall fast and light objects fall slowly C. Galileo first proposed that free fall is one of the simplest variable speed linear motion -- uniformly variable linear motion D. Galileos general idea in studying free fall motion is to study the phenomena of observation, to put forward hypotheses, logical reasoning, experimental tests, and to revise and popularize the hypotheses Analysis of Galileo usi