Forces and Motion Flashcards

sped and acceleration, forces and motion (37 cards)

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What the equation relating velocity, displacement and time

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velocity = displacement/time

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What is the equation relating speed distance and time

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Speed = distance/time

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What is the equation for acceleration

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a=v-u/t

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3
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In the acceleration equation what do v and u represent

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v= final velocity
u = start velocity

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4
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In a distance time graph how do you find the velocity

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gradient of the line

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5
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In a distance time graph what does a flat section represent

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Stopped

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In a distance time graph what does a straight line at an angle represent

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constant velocity

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7
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In a distance time graph what does a curve represent

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acceleration

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In a distance time graph what does a curve that is levelling off represent

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deceleration

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9
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In a velocity time graph what does a line going uphill represent

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acceleration

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10
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In a velocity time graph what does a flat line represent

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steady speed

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In a velocity time graph what does a curve represent

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change in acceleration

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In a velocity time graph what does a line going down hill represent

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deceleration

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13
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How would you calculate the distance travelled in a distance time graph

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the area under the graph

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14
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In a velocity time graph what does the gradient equal

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acceleration

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15
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What is the equation for acceleration when final velocity is the subject

16
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What is a vector

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It has size and direction

17
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What is a scalar

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It only has size

18
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Explain what happens when someone jumps out of a plane in terms of terminal velocity

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  • When the person first jumps there weight is larger then drag so there is a resultant force - so they are accelerating downwards
  • As the speed increases so does the drag and eventually they are equal. This means there is no acceleration, no resultant force and they are travelling at a constant velocity (they have reached terminalvelocity)
  • When parachute is pulled there is more drag so there is a resultant force upwards so they decelerate until forces are equal and reach terminal velocity again
19
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What are the 2 equations that concern Newtons 2nd law

20
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In the equation F=ma what does each letter stand for

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F= resultant force
m=mass
a= acceleration

21
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W=mg - what is the value of g

22
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What do resultant forces cause

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They cause an object to accelerate or decelerate

23
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What happens if there is no resultant force

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On object will stay still or if they are already moving they will move at a constant velocity

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What is a force and what are there effects
A force is a push or a pull Forces make a body: change speed, change shape or change direction
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Name 4 types of forces
1. Friction 2. Upthrust 3. weight/ gravitational force 4. drag/ air resistance
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What is the equation for work done
work done = force x distance
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What is thinking distance
The distance a car travels whilst the driver reacts to the incident
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What is braking distance
It is the distance a car travels once the brakes have been applied until the car is stationary
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What is stopping distance
braking distance added to the thinking distance
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What affects thinking distance
- speed - distractions - fatigue - alcohol or drug intake
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What affects braking distance
- speed - mass of the car - road surface - if the road is wet or icy - quality of the tyres and brakes
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How does speed affect the braking distance
work done by brakes = the kinetic energy transferred Fxs= mv2/2 so s depends on v2 (assume F and m are constant
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What is the relationship between speed and thinking distance
They are directly proportional
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What is newtons first law
A body stays at rest or moves with a constant velocity unless a resultant force acts upon it
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Newtons third law
Every action force has a equal and opposite reaction force
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What is the equation relating velocity acceleration and distance
v2 = u2 + 2as