Force and Pressure Flashcards

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Define force

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Force is am external agency that changes or tends to change the state of rest or motion of a body. The SI unit of force is newton (N).

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What is the moment of force?

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The turning effect of force about a fixed point is known as the turning effect of force.

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What are the factors effecting force?

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  1. Magnitude of the applied force

2. Perpendicular distance of the force from the pivot

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What is the formula of the moment of force?

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Moment of force(M)= f×d

(F is force applied and d is perpendicular distance between the pivot and the point of application of force.

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What is the unit of moment of force?

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Newton×metre (N×m).

The unit of moment of force in CGS system is dyne cm.

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How are the SI unit and CGS unit of moment of force related.

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1 Nm= 10⁵×10² cm

= 10⁷ dyne cm.

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Explain the various applications of moment of force

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  1. The driver of car applies force on the rim of the steering wheel to turn it.
    Make your own examples.
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Define pressure.

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The force acting on a unit area of a surface.

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What is thrust?

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The perpendicular force acting on a surface is called thrust.

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What is the unit of pressure?

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The SI unit of pressure is N/m², which is also known as pascal (Pa).
1 Pa= 1N/1m²

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Formula of pressure?

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Pressure= force/area=thrust/area

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12
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List the factors affecting pressure

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  1. The magnitude of force acting on the surface.
  2. The direction in which force is applied kn the surface
  3. The area of surface over which the force is applied.
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13
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Application of pressure in daily life

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  1. School bags have straps to reduce weight on the shoulders/hand.
  2. All cutting and piercing tools have sharp edges that reduce the area of contact, thus they exert great pressure with comparatively less force.
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14
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Explain lateral pressure.

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When the molecules of a liquid move, they collide with the walls of the container and exert pressure, this is called lateral pressure.

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Explain the characteristics of liquid pressure

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  1. Liquid pressure increases with depth.
  2. Liquid pressure remains the same in all directions at a given depth.
  3. Liquid pressure depends upon the density of the liquids.
  4. Liquid seek it own level
  5. Liquid exerts lateral pressure.
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16
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What are the effects of liquid pressure

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The pressure increases in seas or oceans as their depths increases.

17
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Define atmosphere

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The envelope of air surrounding the earth.

18
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Define atmospheric pressure

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The pressure exerted by air.

19
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What is the SI unit of atmospheric pressure

20
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What is the measured value of atmospheric pressure on the surface of the earth?

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10⁵ pascal.

21
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Instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure

22
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What are the effects of atmospheric pressure

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  1. The working of a fountain pen is possible because of atmospheric pressure