P5 Revision (not EOY) Flashcards

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What is a scalar quantity?

A

A quantity that only has magnitude- is NOT direction dependent

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2
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What is a vector quantity ?

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A quantity that has both a magnitude and an associated direction

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3
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What is a force

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A push or pull acting on an object due to an interaction with another object

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4
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What are the two categories that all forces can be split into?

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Contact forces
Non-contact forces

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5
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Examples of contact
Forced

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1) friction
2) air resistance
3) tension

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6
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Examples of non-contact forces

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Magnetic forces
Electrostatic forces
Gravitational forces

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7
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Examples of vector quantities

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Velocity
Displacement
Force

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8
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Examples of scalar quantities

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Temperature
Time
Mass
Speed

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9
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What is weight

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The force that acts on an object due to gravity and the object’s mass

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10
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Equation for weight

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Weight(n) = mass(kg) x gravitational field strength (n/kg)

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11
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What is the object’s centre of mass

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The single point where an object’s weight can be considered to act through

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12
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Equipment used to measure an object’s weight is a …

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Newton-meter

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13
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What is the equation for work done?

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Work done(j) = force(n) x distance(m)

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14
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What occurs when work is done against frictional forces

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A rise in temperature of the object

Kinetic energy is converted to heat

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15
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Explain the relationship between the force applied and the extension of an elastic object

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The extension is directly proportional to the force applied, provided that the limit of proportionality is not exceeded

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16
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What is inelastic deformation

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Results in the object being permanently stretched
Object doesn’t return to original shape when force is removed

17
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What is the equation linking force, spring constant and extension - Hooke’s law.

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Force(n) = spring constant (n/m) x extension (m)

18
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What can extension be replaced with in the equation for spring force

A

Compression

19
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State Newton’s first law for a stationary object

A

If the resultant force on a stationary object is zero, the object will remain at rest

20
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State Newton’s first law for a moving object

A

If the resultant force on a moving object is zero, the object will remain at a constant velocity

21
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What is the limit of proportionality?

A

The point beyond which extension of an elastic object is no longer directly proportional to the force applied to it.

22
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What is another equation for work done (elasticity)

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Work done = 1/2 x spring constant x extension ^2