Forces Flashcards

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What type of force is thrust?

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A force that prevents two objects coming together

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What type of force is tension?

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A force that prevents two objects moving away from each other

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What type of force is weight ?

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The size of the pull of gravity. Always acts vertically downwards

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What type of force is resistance?

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A force that opposes the motion is the particle

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What type of force is friction ?

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The resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another

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What type of force is reaction force ?

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When two objects come into contact, each exerts a force on each other : direction is perpendicular to surface of contact

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What is equilibrium?

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When a body is in rest/ constant velocity so no resultant force

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What is the difference between mass and weight?

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Mass is how much matter there is in an object, while weight is a Measure of the size of the pull of gravity on the object

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What is newton’s 1st Law?

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A body will stay at rest or at constant velocity unless acted upon by a resultant force

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What does the notation R(⬆️) imply?

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The resultant force in the vertical plane- taking upwards direction as positive

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Draw a force diagram of a ladder on rough ground leaning against a smooth wall

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How can forces be represented in i-j notation

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Can be added and subtracted normally

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i is the positive x axis

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What is newton’s second Law?

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The resultant force is directly proportional to the acceleration experienced by a body

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What is the double arrow notation used to show?

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The direction and magnitude of acceleration

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What physical quantities can be represented as a vector or a scalar?

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Vector : force, acceleration, velocity, displacement
Scalar: mass, area, volume

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Connecting particles questions

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What is Newton’s 3rd Law?

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When two bodies A and B are in contact, if body A exerts a force on body B, then body B exerts a force on body A that is equal in magnitude and acts in the opposite direction

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How are pulleys different from connected particles?
The tension force doesn’t cancel out, so we can’t treat them as on body
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