forces and motion Flashcards

1
Q

distance/time graph:
what does a decreasing slope mean?

A

decreasing speed

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2
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distance/time graph:
what does an increasing slope mean?

A

increasing speed

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3
Q

what is the speed equation?

A

speed =distance/ time

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4
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what is speed?

A

distance per unit time

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5
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what is velocity?

A

speed in a particular direction

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6
Q

what is scalar?

A

something with magnitude (size)

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7
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what is vector?

A

something with magnitude and direction

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8
Q

when speed increases…
when speed decreases…

A

it is accelerating
it is deaccelerating

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9
Q

examples of scalar
(5 points)

A

speed
mass
area
distance
time

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10
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examples of vectors
(4 points)

A

velocity
forces
displacement
acceleration

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11
Q

investigation motions practical 1:
equipment (3 items):

A
  • stopwatch
  • ruler
  • object
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12
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investigating motions:
method:
(6 points)

A
  • measure height using tape
  • drop object from measured height, this is the distance travelled
  • using the stop clock, measure how long it takes object to find the distance
  • record distance travelled and time taken
  • use speed=distance/time equation
  • repeat three times and find an average
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13
Q

possible errors:
(2 points)

how to fix it:
(2 points)

A
  • reading of measurement is incorrect (take at eye level)
  • due to poor reaction time, stopwatch reading might be wrong

how to avoid:
- use electronic sensor for a more accurate measurement
- let go of the object, not with force

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14
Q

in a distance/time graph…
which is by the x-axis?
by the y-axis?

A

y axis=distance
x axis=time

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