Feel the Force: Magnetism · Reference 0001 · Tiếng Việt
Glossary
Used consistently across every lesson in the course. Each term lists its Vietnamese equivalent so you can cross-check the two versions.
| Term | Tiếng Việt | Short meaning |
|---|---|---|
| force | lực | a push or a pull; measured in newtons (N) |
| magnet | nam châm | an object with two poles that attracts iron and acts on other magnets |
| north pole (N), south pole (S) | cực Bắc (N), cực Nam (S) | the two ends of a magnet; every magnet always has both |
| attract | hút nhau | the pull that brings two magnets together (unlike poles facing) |
| repel | đẩy nhau | the push that drives two magnets apart (like poles facing) |
| magnetic field | từ trường | the region of space around a magnet where the magnetic force acts |
| (electronic) top-pan balance | cân đĩa điện tử | a device displaying mass in grams; it senses the force pressing on its pan |
| TARE/ZERO button | nút TARE/ZERO | resets the reading to 0.00 g before measuring |
| (modified Vernier) micrometer | panme (khuôn đo) | a screw assembly used to close the magnet gap in equal steps |
| balance reading | số chỉ cân | the number shown on the balance, in grams (g) |
| independent variable | biến độc lập | the quantity you deliberately change — here, the distance (mm) |
| dependent variable | biến phụ thuộc | the quantity you measure — here, the magnetic force (N) |
| controlled variables | biến được kiểm soát | the conditions kept the same throughout the experiment |
| hypothesis | giả thuyết | a prediction with a scientific reason, waiting for the data to test it |
| raw data | số liệu thô | the readings taken straight from the equipment, not yet processed |
| mean | giá trị trung bình | the sum of three readings divided by 3 |
| uncertainty | sai số | how unsure a measurement is (the balance reads to hundredths of a gram) |
| gravitational field strength (g) | cường độ trường trọng lực | 9.8 N/kg — links mass (kg) to weight (N) |
Any term still unclear? Ask MAX in the chat — your teaching agent will explain it with another example.