Chapter 2 Mock Flashcards

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What is a scalar quantity

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Is a quantity that just has magnitude- size but no specific direction

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What is a vector quantity

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A quantity that has both magnitude (size) and a specific direction

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Examples of scalar quantities

4

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Speed
Mass
Energy
Area

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4
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Examples of vector quantities

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Displacement 
Velocity 
Acceleration 
Momentum
Force
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5
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What is velocity

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Speed in a stated direction

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6
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Formula for distance

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D

S T

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7
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Equation for acceleration

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(V-u)

T

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8
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How are Light gates used

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A piece of card is attached to car and the light gate is attached to a laptop, the time is measured for how long It takes for Card to pass through light gate. The distance is the Length of the card.

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9
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Typical walking speed

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1.4m/s

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10
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Typical speed for wind

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4.2m/s

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11
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Average speed of sound

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340m/s

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12
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Average speed for cycling

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15.5km/h

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13
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What is the acceleration in free fall

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10m/s2

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14
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What is Newton’s first law

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An object in motion will remain in motion and a stationary object remains stationary unless acted upon by an unbalanced force

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15
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What is Newton’s second law

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An objects acceleration depends on the strength of the unbalanced force acting on it and the mass of The object

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16
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Formula for force

17
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What’s Newton’s third law

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For every action there is an opposite and opposing reaction.

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How is weight measured

19
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Formula for weight

20
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Describe relationship between the weight of a body and the gravitational field strength

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Weight is a result of gravity. The gravitational field strength of earth is 10 n/kg
(Newton’s per kilogram)

21
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What is an object moving in a circular orbit at a constant speed doing

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Changing velocity

22
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For motion in a circle what does there need to be for it to continue this shape

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The centripetal force that acts towards the centre of the circle

23
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What is inertial mass

Or known as the ratio of force over acceleration

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A measure of how difficult it is to change the velocity of an object (including from rest)

24
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What is conservation of momentum in collisions

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The momentum before a collision is the same after

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Formula for momentum
P | M V
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Name the 3 types of collisions and what they do
Elastic- kinetic energy is conserved Inelastic- kinetic energy is not conserved Completely inelastic- kinetic energy is not conserved and the colliding objects stick together after collision
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Method of measuring human reaction times
Drop a ruler at any point in time, another person will catch it and you use that distance and the time from stopwatch to calculate speed
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What is stopping distance a sum of
Thinking distance and braking distance
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How does mass of vehicle effect stopping distance?
Braking distance increases as mass increases
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How does speed of vehicle effect stopping distance?
Stopping distance is further for faster speeds
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How does the drivers reaction time effect stopping distance?
The more alert the driver is of the road and driving the smaller the stopping distance If a driver was tired or under the influence or alcohol or drugs the stopping distance will be increased
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How does state of the vehicles brakes effect stopping distance?
Bad tyres reduce friction with road which creates a slippery and more dangerous surface
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How does state of road effect stopping distance?
Icey and wet roads will increase stopping distance considerably
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How does a large deceleration cause dangers
When a object abruptly stops the person inside won't and will carry on moving forward and can be injured
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How to find out displacement
Measure From start point to end point with a direction