Laws of Motion Flashcards

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What is the Law of Inertia

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Newton’s 1st Law of Motion

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What is a resistence to change

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Inertia

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What determines how much inertia an object has

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The mass of an object

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What 3 things does Newton’s 1st Law of Motion say

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  • an object that is not moving, or is at rest, will stay at rest
  • an object that is moving, or in motion, will keep moving with the same velocity
  • unless an unbalanced force acts on the object
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What is the Law of Acceleration

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Newton’s 2nd law of motion

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What is the equation for Newton’s 2nd Law

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Force = mass * acceleration

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When an unbalanced force is applied to a mass, it causes it to ________?

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Accelerate

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The smaller the force applied to a mass, the _______ the acceleration

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smaller

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The greater the force applied to a mass, the _______ the acceleration

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greater

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If the same force is applied to an object:
- a large mass will have a _____ acceleration
- a small mass will have a _____ acceleration

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  • small acceleration
  • large acceleration
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What is the Law of Action and Reaction

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Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion

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Every time there is an action force, there is also a reaction force that is equal in ______, and acts in ______ direction

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  • size
  • opposite
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Newton’s 3rd law states that forces must always occur in _______

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pairs

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An object at _______ stays at ______ & an object in _____ keeps moving with the same _____ unless an _____ force acts on it

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  • Rest
  • Rest
  • Motion
  • Speed
  • Unbalanced
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The amount of _____ needed to make an object change its _______ depends on the _____ of the object

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  • Force
  • Direction
  • Mass
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When one object exerts a _____ on a second object, the second object exerts an _____ and ______ force back on the first object.

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  • Force
  • Equal
  • opposite
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Friction is a _____ what moves in the opposite direction to movement

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  • Force
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18
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What force moves in the opposite direction to movement

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Friction

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Friction requires at least ___ objects to be in _____

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  • Two
  • Contact
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True/False – Friction does not require two objects to be in contact

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FALSE

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Friction is affected by the type of ____ and how much _____ is used to _____ or ____ the object

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  • Surface
  • Force
  • Push
  • Pull
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_______ is a measure of how much input energy is lost as ______ during output. Example - light bulbs produce heat

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  • Efficiency
  • Heat
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Some force is ALWAYS lost due to ______.

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  • Friction
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Some _____ is ALWAYS lost due to friction.

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  • Force
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Because of friction no machine is 100% ______
Efficient
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Because of _____ no machine is 100% efficient
friction
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What is the ratio for mechanical efficiency?
Output Work / Input Work * 100%
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Force is measured in ______
Newtons
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Mass is measured in _____
Grams
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Acceleration is measured in _____
Meter per Second (m/s)
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Motion is an object's change in _____ over time when compared to a reference point.
Position
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Motion is an object's change in position over time when compared to a _____ point.
Reference
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An object has motion becuase a ____ (a push or pull) is acting upon it
Force
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______ is the rate at which an object moves
Speed
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Speed is the rate at which an object ______
Moves
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Speed does not have ______
Direction
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Speed remains constant when you move the same distance over the same amount of _____
Time
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Speed remains _____ when you move the same distance over the same amount of Time
Constant
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Speed changes whenever you go _____ or _____
Faster or slower
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What is the formula for speed?
distance / time
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What are common units for speed?
m/s. km/hr
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What is the definition of velocity?
speed of an object and the direction it is moving
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_____ occurs any time an object moves with direction
Velocity
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Velocity changes any time you ______ up, slow down or change ______
- Speed -Direction
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______ changes any time you speed up, slow down or change dirction
Velocity
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What is the formula for velocity?
(change in position) / (change in time) position can be direction and/or distance
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What are common units for velocity?
km/hr. m/s
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What is the definition for acceleration?
The rate at which velocity changes
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Acceleration occurs during a ______ in velocity through speeding up, slowing down or changing direction
Change
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When you move in a _____ you are constantly accelerating.
Circle
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What is the formula for acceleration?
(final velocity - initial velocity) / time taken a = (vf - vi) / t
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In _______, the word ______ has a different meaning that you may be familiar with.
Science Work
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Formula for work:
Force * distance W= F * D
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Unit for force
Newtons (N)
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Unit for distance
Meters (M)
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Unit for work
Newton meters
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One newton•meter is _____ to one joule
Equal
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Formula for power
Power = work/time
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Unit for power
Watts (W)
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Power is the _____ at which ____ is done
Rate Work
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What is the formula for mechanical advantage?
Mechanical Advantage = Resistance Force / Effort Force
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What is the formula for the mechanical advantage of a Lever?
Mechanical Advantage = length of effort arm / length of resistance arm
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What is the formula for mechanical advantage of a pulley?
Count the number of rope segments which exert an upward force on the object being moved
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What is the formula for the mechanical advantage of a wheel and axle?
Mechanical Advantage = radius of wheel / radius of axle
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What is the formula for the mechanical advantage of an inclined plan (includes wedge and screw)?
Mechanical Advantage = length of slope / height of slope
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On an axis of motion graph Time is always plotted on the _____
X-axis
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On an axis of motion graphic Distance is always plotted on the ——-
Y-axis
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On a no movement graph If an object is not moving, it is represented by a _____ line
Horizontal
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On a no movement graph If time is increasing, but the distance does not change…the object is at _____
Rest
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On a constant speed graph If an object is moving at a constant speed, we see a _____ line
Diagonal
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On a constant speed graph If the line moves upward, the object is moving at a constant speed _____ from the starting position
Away
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On a constant speed graph If the line moves downward, the object is moving at a constant speed _____ the starting position
Toward
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On a line of steepness graph The steepness of the line indicates the rate of ____
Speed
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On a line steepness graph The _____ the line, the _____ the speed
Steeper Faster
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Calculate speed by finding a single point on the graph Take the ____ and divide it by the _____
Distance Speed
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In the equation for calculating speed The normal units for distance, speed and time are?
M, km M/s, km/hr Sec, min, hr
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In the equation for calculating force The regular units for force, mass and acceleration are?
Newton (N) Kg M/s/s or m/s^2
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In the equation for calculating work The standard units for work, force and distance are?
Joules (J) Newtons (N) Meters (m)
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In the equation. For calculating power The standard units for work, power and time are?
Joules (J) Watts (W) Seconds (s)
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The number of times a simple machine multiplies the effort force is called it’s _____
Mechanical advantage
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Efficiency is impacted by how much ____ is lost during the output of a machine?
Heat (Energy)
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The mechanical advantage of a machine is the number of times a machine increases the _____ applied by the machine
Output force
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What is inertia?
Resistance to change
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In order to increase the acceleration of an object, you must also increase the _____ you apply to the object
Force
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The _____ an object has, the more force you must apply to move an object a certain distance at a certain acceleration
Mass
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What additional piece of information do you need to know to calculate an object’s velocity?
Direction
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What 3 things can occur for something to be considered acceleration?
- speeding up - slowing down - changing direction
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In order for something to be considered scientifically work, the applied force on an object and the direction of the objects movement must be in the same _____?
Direction
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Power is the _____ at which work is done
Rate