Chapter 8 Forces In Balance Flashcards

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Displacement

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Displacement is distance without a change in direction

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Vector quantity

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Physical quantities with size (magnitude) AND direction

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Scalar quantity

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Physical quantities with size but NO direction

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4
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Vector examples

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Displacement,weight,force,velocity,acceleration

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5
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Scalar example

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Distance,mass,power,time,speed,energy

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Speed

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How fast something is going(scalar quantity)

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7
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Velocity

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The speed in a given direction(vector quantity)

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8
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What’s a force

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A force is a push or pull what acts on a obejct, force is measured in Newtons(N)

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9
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What happens when you apply a force to an object

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Change shape by streching or pullin
Change motion by accelerating or decelerating
Change it’s state by start moving

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10
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Whats a contact force

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When the force is physically
touching the object

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Non contact force

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When the force dosen’t need to touch the object to have an effect on it

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12
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Contact force example

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Tension,friction,air resistance,normal contact force,thrust

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13
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Non contact force examples

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Gravitational,magnetic,electrostatic,nuclear

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14
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Newtons third law

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When two objects interact with each other they exert. Equal and opposite forces on each other

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15
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Example of newton third law

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Person standing up(downard force-weight)
(Upaward force-normal contact force)

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16
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Friction

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Force exerted by a surface against an object when it moves across it

17
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Weight

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The force of gravity pulling things downwards. It makes things fall, and keeps things on the ground

18
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Upthrust

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t pushes things upwards when they are in a liquid. It pushes boats upward so that they do not sink

19
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Air resistance

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It tries to stop things moving through the air. It pushes leaves and parachutes upwards so that they fall slowly.

20
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Reaction

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It stops things from going right through solid objects. When this force acts from your chair it pushes you upwards so that you do not fall through it

21
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Thrust

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A forward force, from an engine for example

22
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Resultant force

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The total ammount of force acting on an object

23
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Balanced force

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When the result force acting on a object is 0
Either stationary or at a constant speed

24
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Unbalanced force

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When the resultant force acting on an object isn’t zero-speed will decrease on increase and direction might change

25
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Centre of mass

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Is the point of an object which it’s mass can be thought of as concentrated

26
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How can centre of mass be found in an regular object

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In a regular object draw lines of symmetry and where they meet is the centre of mass

27
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Lines of equililbrium-ireegular object

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If card is hung from a thread,centre of mass always below in line of thread,suspend the cardattach the plumb line,then draw line along the plumb line,from a different posisiton repeat where lines cross is centre of mass

28
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Stability-what helps

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Stable posisition
Low centre mass
Wide basIf
If centre of mass outside wheelbase it will tip and resultant moment is produced but if centre of mass is inside wheelbase it wont topple and resultant moment wont occur

29
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How to draw paralellogram forces

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1.-find appropiate scale
2.-then draw lengths into cm from angle
3.-add two degrees at start then Subtract from 180 then measure from top arrow and bottom arrow
4.-measure from point made to original point
5.measure line in cm
6.-then change back from scale
7.-then measure angke from line