Biomechanics Flashcards

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Define law of inertia

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A body continues in a state of rest or uniform velocity unless acted upon by an external or unbalanced force

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Define law of acceleration

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Body’s rate of acceleration is directly proportional to the size and the direction of the force applied

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Define law of reaction

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

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What is Newton’s first law?

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Law of inertia

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What is Newton’s second law?

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Law of acceleration

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What is Newton’s third law?

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Law of reaction

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Which law is law of inertia?

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Newton’s first law

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Which law is law of reaction?

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Newton’s third law

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Which law is law of acceleration?

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Newton’s second law

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What’s the equation for velocity?
M/S

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Velocity = displacement / time

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What is velocity?

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Rate of change in displacement

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What do you call the rate of change in displacement?

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Velocity

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What is momentum?

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The quantity of motion possessed by a moving body

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what is momentum measured in?

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Kgm/s

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how do you calculate momentum?

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momentum = mass X velocity

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what is acceleration?

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rate of change in velocity

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what is acceleration measured in?

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m/s/s or m/s²

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how do you calculate acceleration?

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(final velocity - initial velocity) / time taken

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what is force?

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push or pull that alters the state of motion of a body

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what is force measured in?

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how do you calculate force?

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force = mass X acceleration

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what is an internal force?

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a force that is generated by contraction of skeletal muscle

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what is an external force?

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a force that comes from outside the body

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what do you call a force that is generated by the contraction of skeletal muscle?

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internal force

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what do you call a force that is generated by something outside the body?
external force
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what do we also call the net force?
resultant force
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what is net force?
the sum of all forces acting on a body when all individual forces have been considered
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when would the net force of a body be 0?
when it is at a constant velocity or at rest
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what is a positive force?
acceleration
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what is a negative force?
deceleration
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what can forces do?
create motion cause acceleration cause deceleration change direction change shape
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what is the definition of weight?
the gravitational pull that Earth exerts on a body and is measured in Newtons
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what is weight measured in?
Newtons
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how do you calculate weight?
weight = mass X acceleration N = Kg X m/s/s
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what is reaction force?
equal and opposite force exerted by a body in response to the action force placed upon it
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in what direction does reaction force act?
it always acts upwards vertically
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what are the vertical forces?
weight reaction force
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what are the horizontal forces?
friction air resistance
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what is friction measured in?
Newtons
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what is friction?
friction occurs when 2 surfaces slide over each other acts in the opposite direction to motion acts parallel to the 2 surfaces in contact drawn in the same direction as the motion
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what factors impact friction?
roughness temperature size of reaction
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what is air resistance measured in?
Newtons
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what is air resistance?
the forces that oppose motion of a body travelling through the air it is a form of fluid friction measured in Newtons
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which factors impact air resistance?
-velocity -shape -frontal cross sectional area -smoothness of the surface
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when do you get a balanced force?
when the net force of a body is 0
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what is a sporting example of a balanced force?
a football on a penalty spot before the force of it being kicked is applied
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