Dynamics Flashcards

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What can a resultant force cause?

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  1. Stationary object to move.

2. Moving object to stop, move faster, slow down, change direction.

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What does no resultant force mean?

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No resultant force doesn’t mean that there are no forces acting on the body. It means that all forces are balanced.

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What is Newton’s second law?

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Resultant force acting upon object is equal to product of mass and acceleration of the object; the direction of force is same as that of the object’s acceleration.

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How do we find force?

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Mass times acceleration.

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What is the SI unit for force?

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newton(N)

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What is Newton’s third law of motion?

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For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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What is friction?

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Forces that opposes motion between 2 surfaces in contact.

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What does friction not depend on?

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Area of contact of the surfaces.

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What does the size of the frictional force depend on?

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  1. Material in contact.
  2. Nature of surfaces in contact; the rougher the surface the greater the friction.
  3. Proportional to force pressing surfaces together. (Or weight)
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What are the effects of balanced forces on a body?

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  1. Body remains stationary.

2. Body moves with constant velocity.

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How do we know when the body has balanced forces acting on it?

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When resultant force is 0.

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How do we know if forces acting on a body are unbalanced?

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When resultant force is not 0.

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What is friction independent of?

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  1. Area of contact between surfaces.

2. Relative velocity between the 2 surfaces.

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What is friction needed for?

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  1. Prevent motion

2. Produce motion.

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What are some methods of reducing friction?

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  1. Lubricate surfaces in contact with oil or grease.
  2. Use ball bearings or rollers.
  3. Separate surfaces with cushion of air.
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What is a force?

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A push or a pull.

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What are some effects of balanced forces acting on an object?

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  1. Body remains stationary.

2. Body moves with constant velocity.

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How do we know when the forces acting on a body are balanced?

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When resultant force is 0.

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How do we know when the forces acting on a body are not balanced.

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When resultant force is not 0.

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What is friction need for?

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  1. Prevent motion.

2. Produce motion.

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What are some methods to reduce friction?

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  1. Lubricate surfaces in contact with oil or grease.
  2. Use ball bearings or rollers.
  3. Separate surfaces with a cushion of air.