Forces Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Work Done equation

A

force x distance moved in direction of force

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Moment equation

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force x perpendicular distance from pivot

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3
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Levers

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sun of all clockwise moments about a point = sun of all anti-clockwise moments about a point

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4
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What is a Gear?

A

rotating wheel with teeth that interlocks with another wheel
transmits rotational forces

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5
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Pressure equation

A

force / area = pa

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6
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weight equation

A

mass x gravitational field strength

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7
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force equation

A

spring constant x extension

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8
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pressure equation 2

A

density x height x gravitational field strength

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9
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rule about atmospheric pressure

A

less molecules = fewer collisions = less pressure

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10
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speed equation

A

distance / time

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11
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velocity equation

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displacement / time

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12
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walking, running & cycling velocity’s

A

walking - 1.5 m/s
Running - 3 m/s
Cycling - 6 m/s

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13
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velocity is the _____ on a distance time graph

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gradient

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14
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what does SUVAT stand for?

A

S = displacement (m)
U = initial velocity (m/s)
V = final velocity (m/s)
A = acceleration (m/s)
T = time (s)

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15
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acceleration equation

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change in velocity / time

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16
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newton’s first law of motion

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a body in motion stays in motion at constant velocity and body at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by a net external force

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17
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newton’s second law of motion

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a body accelerates when acted upon by a net external force. the acceleration is proportional to the net force and is in the direction which the net force acts

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18
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force equation 2

A

mass x acceleration

19
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newton’s third law of motion

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for every action there exists an equal and opposite reaction. if A excerpts a force F on B, the. B excerpts a force of -F on A

20
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what is stopping distance

A

thinking distance and braking distance

21
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what is braking distance

A

that distance take. to stop once the brakes are applied

22
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momentum equation

A

mass x velocity

23
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what is momentum

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the property of a moving object. the larger momentum an object has, the harder it is to stop

24
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conservation of momentum

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in a closed system, the total momentum before an event is equal to the total momentum after the event

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force equation 3
change in momentum / time
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what is a scalar quantity?
a physical quantity that only have magnitude (size) e.g. mass and electric charge.
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what is a vector quantity?
a physical quantity with both magnitude (size) and direction. e.g. force and weight
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what is a contact and non-contact force? give examples
contact force = force that acts between two objects that are physically touching each other e.g. friction, air resistance, tension, reaction force non-contact force = force acting between two objects that are not touching each other e.g. gravitational force, electrostatic force, magnetic force
29
what is weight and how do you calculate it?
the force of gravity on a mass weight = mass x gravitational field strength
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what is resultant force and how do you calculate it?
a single force that has the same effect as two or more forces acting together subtract the magnitude of the smaller force from the larger force
31
what are some examples of the forces involved in stretching, bending or compressing an object?
stretching = weight of mass and tension in spring bending = weight and reaction force compressing = weight and reaction force
32
why does more than one force need to be applied to an object to change its shape?
a single force would simply cause the object to move in the direction in which the force is applied
33
what is the difference between elastic deformation and inelastic deformation?
if it returns to its original shape after being stretched its elastic if it doesn't then its inelastic
34
what is the extension of an elastic object directly proportional to?
the force applied (provided that the limit of proportionality is not exceeded)
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what is the difference between a linear and non-linear relationship between force and extension?
linear = directly proportional non-linear = not proportional
36
how do you calculate a spring constant from a linear force-extension graph?
the slope of the graph
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what is the equation for elastic potential energy?
= o.5 x spring constant x extension2
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how do forces on a system cause a rotation?
the turning effect of the forces causes the object to rotate
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what is the difference between distance and displacement?
distance is a scalar meaning only magnitude displacement is a vector meaning both magnitude and direction
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what is terminal velocity?
the steady speed achieved by an object freely falling through a gas or liquid
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what is inertia?
an objects resistance to a change in motion
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what are the dangers caused by large decelerations?
may cause brakes to overheat and driver to lose control of vehicle
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when a force acts on an object that is moving or unable to move what happens?
a change in momentum occurs